Use FFmpeg 7.3+ with the command template in Section 4.1. It is free, fast, and now handles AnyDesk v9.2+ recordings (including encrypted streams if you have access to the recording key from the AnyDesk client that generated the file).
Works for 100% of files, even corrupted ones. Cons: Time-consuming (real-time conversion); slight quality loss due to re-compression. Convert Anydesk Video To Mp4 -UPD-
AnyDesk recorded sessions use a proprietary .anydesk format that currently cannot be directly converted into MP4. Because the file is essentially a data log of session events rather than a standard video file, common converters like VLC or Handbrake will not recognize it. Use FFmpeg 7
Start the recording in OBS, then play your AnyDesk session recording. Once the session ends, stop the OBS recording. Your file is now a standard MP4. Method 2: Using VLC Media Player Start the recording in OBS, then play your