Batch process background color either side of artwork image

I need to batch process the background color from several galleries from white to gray.
On this page - Simon Toparovsky - A Letter from The Renaissance - some of the images in the gallery have a white background on the left and right side of the artwork. There are hundreds of images that I need to apply this to.
Thanking you in advance for any insight into the process.

Hi
Please follow the following link may be it will be helpful
http://tv.adobe.com/watch/understanding-adobe-photoshop-cs6/batch-processing/
It may be be helpful
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