> I mean, I need to get a /c onto the command line somehow. However, > I have no experience with batch files, or cfexecute, so I don't know > how I could fit a /c onto the same arguments string as the rest of the > ffmpeg command. Just putting ffmpeg /c.... doesn't seem to work, at > least not in my limited testing.
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