


"C:Program FilesHandBrakeHandBrakeCLI.exe" -i "%%F" -o "Convert/%%F.mp4" -preset "iPhone & iPod Touch") Step 1, save this as a batch file to your computer somewhere where you can find it (I put mine in the C:Utilities directory and called it ConvertToMp4WithHandbrake.bat ).

Here’s the steps to accomplish this (This assumes that you have handbrake installed, also, I’m using the 32-bit version): Now, I wanted to be able to right click on a folder and select “Convert All Video to MP4” without having to copy this batch script to a new directory of video’s everytime I wanted to use it. Anyway, I modified this batch script so that it would work on a folder and convert any files in that folder to another format (using a preset, which you can setup in the program… I just use the default preset for the iPhone and iPod Touch). I recently found a batch script on the Handbrake forum that would convert all video files in the current directory to another format with Handbrake (which is an open source video conversion application with pre-sets for many popular mobile devices).
