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Oh, what a fantastic question! To convert all files in a folder at once using ffmpeg, you can use a simple command like "ffmpeg -i input_folder/*.mp4 output_folder/output_%03d.mp4". This command will take all the .mp4 files in the input_folder and convert them to individual files in the output_folder. Just remember to adjust the file extensions and naming conventions to suit your specific needs. Happy converting!

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To convert all files in a folder simultaneously using ffmpeg, you can use a command like this: "ffmpeg -i inputfolder/ outputfolder/output03d.mp4". This command will convert all files in the input folder to MP4 format and save them in the output folder with sequential numbering.

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