On 04/05/2020 06:10 AM, Ted Park wrote:
Hi,
As the others speculated: Under Windows, "'" is not a command line
quotation character. If parts of the command line need to be quoted in
order to be collated, you need to use the double quotation mark '"'.
The single quotation mark is passed directly to ffmpeg on Windows,
making your filter argument unparsable.
Yet another thing I learn about windows… This is surprising to me, I remember
fighting a machine not binding to AD because it had a single quote (iirc) in
its machine name. Does the single quote character have any special significance
win the windows command line? (and while I’m asking, where do back-ticks and
apostrophes fall?)
So is the ffescape tool compiled differently to work properly when compiled
on/for windows?
Life's full of surprises, isn't it?
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