Might it be part of the problem that I'm starting ffmpeg from a batch
file?
This is the content of the batch file:
c://ffmpeg/ffmpeg -i 699.mp4 -f nut - ^| c://ffmpeg/ffplay -
pause
I just found out that when using this command in a batch file, it
doesn't matter if the slashes are forward or backward. But when the
command is typed into the console window (without the ^ character), then
it works only if backslashes are used. And then piping from ffmpeg to
ffplay works fine!
Why doesn't the same command line work in a batch file? What must I change?
Michael
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