If you get the error saying 'ffmpgg' is not recognized as an internal or external command you must have done something wrong as Windows cannot find the ffmpeg.exe file. If it works you should be able to see the version number and some additional info. You can now run CMD and enter ffmpeg to see if it works. Click OK to close the remaining open windows.Also the path should not include the EXE itself, just the folder containing the EXE file. Note that the path does not need to end with a \ backslash sign.In this case the EXE (ffmpeg.exe) is located in the folder called bin. In other words the folder in which the EXE file resides. When you add EXE paths as environment variables you should select the folder that actually contains the EXE file.Click on “ Browse” to find the location for FFmpeg.Mark “ Path” under “ User variables for…” and click on “ Edit“.Click on the Advanced tab and then the “E nvironment Variables…” button.Hit enter to open the “ System Properties“.Open Start and type either sysdl.cpl or systempropertiesadvanced.In order to run the command ffmpeg in the command line, you will have to add the FFmpeg location to the PATH “environment variable” in Windows. Add FFmpeg to the PATH environment variable Extract the ZIP file to a folder on your computer that you would like to store FFmpeg.If you are unsure which to choose I recommend the GPL or the FULL version. Download the version of FFmpeg you need.Watch the video or follow the description below to learn how to install FFmpeg in Windows 10. It can convert and process almost all common media formats, although you seldom might need a license for a very few of them. FFmpeg is an awesome command-line interface to record, convert and stream audio and video.
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