I am also disapointet on how the Windows VLC handels this BATCH conversation thing. But why not implement this properly in the VLC media player application (the GUI)? Other answers I have seen are to use the command line and write your own batch script. I've already searched this forum for the issue and found other posts but they don't have an answer:īatch transcode. So, what's the point of allowing multiple selection of input source files when you can only specify one output file? Seems like incomplete feature to me. I would have expected it to allow me to specify a destination file for EACH of the source input files.Īn even better approach would be to have a table UI widget: one column source input files, the other column the destination converted files. I can select multiple input files as shown in the above window.īut then, when I go to select 'convert/save' at the bottom of the Window, another Window appears which only lets me specify ONE file. the GUI version, the Windows / Mac application) allow selection of multiple source/input files for conversion, but NOT allow the user to to specify the name of the destination file for each of these input files? What's the point of allowing this multiple selection for only the input files? Seems like this is an incomplete feature.
Why does the VLC Media Player application (i.e. I want to batch/bulk convert multiple video files from one format/codec to another. VLC player convert does not allow multiple destination files
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