Batch conversion of videos from 96fps to 24fps?

[Yannie]

Hi all,
I've accidentally recorded a fairly large number of clips at 96fps @ 1080p.
Obviously, these videos play in slow motion (1/4 of normal speed).
I didn't expect this prior to filming, and I need to convert them to 24fps so they play at normal speed.

I can use Cyberlink Powerdirector 15 to convert individual files, but it takes about 20 clicks per file and only converts 1 file at a time. It's very inefficient.

What is the easiest way to do a batch conversion of MP4 videos from 96fps to 24fps?

Has anyone else found a quick & efficient way to do this?

Cheers,

Yannie

 

[AeroJ]

Have you tried Handbrake ? I think that'll do it...

 

[Doit2it]

Try the free Windows program Format Factory at www.pcfreetime.com It's a multi media converter. I use it for audio, video, and photos all the time. Just select VIDEO and then the output (MP4, etc). Drag and drop all your files. Change the OUTPUT SETTINGS to your liking (be sure to change FPS to 24). Click START and away you go.

 

[Yannie]

Try the free Windows program Format Factory at www.pcfreetime.com It's a multi media converter. I use it for audio, video, and photos all the time. Just select VIDEO and then the output (MP4, etc). Drag and drop all your files. Change the OUTPUT SETTINGS to your liking (be sure to change FPS to 24). Click START and away you go.

Interesting that Kaspersky identified the Format Factory installer as AdWare: (see below).
I think I'll stick to Open Source.

 

[Doit2it]

Interesting that Kaspersky identified the Format Factory installer as AdWare: (see below).
I think I'll stick to Open Source.

Hmmm, Norton doesn't have a problem with it.