Help with --command syntax

[Jon Davies]

On 23 October 2014 17:38, Vangelis forthnet <northmedia1 at the.forthnet.gr> wrote:
>>
>> If your path has white space:
>>
>> --command "cmd /c cd /d """F:\Downloads\FLV to MP4remux""" ^&^& remux.bat"
>
>
> Thanks; dare I be greedy and ask you what the command would be if my batch's
> filename also contained white space (e.g. "video remux.bat")?

It's not greedy to ask ;-)

you'd just need to wrap it in three quotes:

--command "cmd /c cd /d """F:\Downloads\FLV to MP4remux""" ^&^&
"""video remux.bat""""

(yeah, that's four quotes on the end...!)

Jon