Installing ffmpeg:
To install it properly, you need to add the bin folder as an environment variable to your system's PATH. Extract the whole ffmpeg folder in that archive to somewhere sensible (such as C:/Program Files/ffmpeg/), go to it in an explorer window, hold shift and right-click the bin folder. Click "copy as path". Press Win+R, type SystemPropertiesAdvanced, press enter. System Properties should open on the right page. Click Environment Variables and it'll open a new window. There, under "user variables", select Path, and click the Edit button. In the next window, click New, and paste in the address of the bin folder. Click OK. Now regardless of what directory a command prompt window is pointed at, if you try to run an ffmpeg command, it'll know where the .exe is and it'll work.
...In the GOG release, why is "10.mp3" the title track? A mystery for the ages.
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