AnyDesk records system audio via a virtual cable. Your converter may not recognize the audio track. Use FFmpeg with -map 0:a -c:a copy to force audio extraction.
Click on the (four horizontal lines) in the top-right corner. Select Recordings from the dropdown menu. Browse and select the .anydesk file you wish to convert. Step 3: Use the Native Convert Feature
| Scenario | Recommended Method | | :--- | :--- | | | Method 1 (Official Export) | | Batch of 50+ files | Method 2 (FFmpeg script) | | Corrupted / interrupted recording | Method 3 (OBS screen capture) | | No technical knowledge | Method 1 or commercial tool (Method 4) | | Urgent, one-time conversion | Method 1 | Convert Anydesk Video To Mp4 -UPD-
Replace input_file.adr with the path to your AnyDesk recording and output.mp4 with the desired output file name.
How to Convert AnyDesk Video to MP4: The Ultimate Guide AnyDesk is an excellent tool for remote desktop sessions, but its proprietary session recording format (.any) can be frustrating. You cannot play these files in standard media players like VLC, nor can you easily share them with clients or upload them to YouTube. AnyDesk records system audio via a virtual cable
If your version of AnyDesk allows you to set MP4 as a recording format directly, you're in luck. However, if not, don't worry, there's another method.
Method C — FFmpeg (command-line, robust) Click on the (four horizontal lines) in the top-right corner
Older versions of AnyDesk (pre-7.0) used a simple .anydesk container. However, introduced a more complex recording system to support multi-monitor setups and 4K resolution. The current file signature is proprietary and encrypted by default for privacy.
You can use one of the following methods: