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Posted: **09 Dec 2020, 02:27**

ive tested with percent signs and without around variables, im assuming some kind of syntax. i seen someone else suggest storing the whole command as a variable. but its a little messy.

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Video_Orig_Loc =: Orig\test.mp4
Video_Edited_Loc =: Edited\FFMETADATAFILE

RunWait ffmpeg -i Video_Orig_Loc -f ffmetadata Video_Edited_Loc,,Hide

Posted: **09 Dec 2020, 05:22**

Assigning a string value to the variables and using precent signs:

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Video_Orig_Loc := "Orig\test.mp4"
Video_Edited_Loc := "Edited\FFMETADATAFILE"

RunWait ffmpeg -i %Video_Orig_Loc% -f ffmetadata %Video_Edited_Loc%,,Hide

Or force RunWait to use an expression:

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Video_Orig_Loc := "Orig\test.mp4"
Video_Edited_Loc := "Edited\FFMETADATAFILE"

RunWait % "ffmpeg -i " Video_Orig_Loc " -f ffmetadata " Video_Edited_Loc,,Hide

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