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  1. 28th Jun 2011 10:16 #1
    sonic12345
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    EDIT:I fixed it by using %% will show up as %
    I am currently using ffmpeg to extract all the frames from a video and it would work great except one problem.So I created a .bat file and then found out that in windows the % symbol means something special     in command line so I tried changing:
    ffmpeg -i comet.avi image-%d.jpeg
    to:
    ffmpeg -i comet.avi "image-%d.jpeg"
    also when doing:
    echo "%"
    pause
    will show up as:
    Name: echo.png Views: 3066 Size: 333 Bytes
    Does anyone have a solution to this?
    thank you for your help if you do.
    Last edited by sonic12345; 28th Jun 2011 at 10:27. Reason: I fixed my problum
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  2. 28th Jun 2011 14:45 #2
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    Yep, use %%.
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