[SOLVED] Does windows have a built in media(audio,video,image) converter?

[Sarthak Saini]

I have Camtasia Studio installed. I have to edit a .webm type video but it doesn't allow importing .webm and other many types of video formats. How can I convert my video with a built in video converter as I don't want to install any third party softwares and want to go with a free option. If not so please tell me how can I import other unsupported video formats in Camtasia Studio 9?
Even a little help will be appreciated

 

[TerryLaze]

You can use ffmpeg which is completely free and comes as a standalone exe, as in you don't need to install it you just run it through command prompt or with a front end if you like.
Handbrake is a another great option although you need to install that one.

 

[howtobeironic]

There is actually a Windows 10 built-in solution, the Video Editor, but it only works stuff->mp4 and it is very limited. So, ffmpeg if you want opensource, handbrake if you want a GUI.

 

[Sarthak Saini]

You can use ffmpeg which is completely free and comes as a standalone exe, as in you don't need to install it you just run it through command prompt or with a front end if you like.
Handbrake is a another great option although you need to install that one.

Thanks dude for helping me 😊

 

[Sarthak Saini]

There is actually a Windows 10 built-in solution, the Video Editor, but it only works stuff->mp4 and it is very limited. So, ffmpeg if you want opensource, handbrake if you want a GUI.

Thanks for helping me. I am grateful 😊