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    Hello, I Wanna Set a Batch File that Mux Audio and Video

    and I Wanna Know How i can Setup Batch File Which Indicate Same Directory

    For Example : download-folder/audio.mp4 | download-folder/video.mp4 and Wanna Mux Final.mkv

    ffmpeg -i Audio.mp4 -i Video.mp4" -c copy filenal.mkv

    My Bat File on Location >Folder>test.bat and My Audio/video Files on >folder>download>audio.mp4

    How Commands Indicate Same directory For Batch Files %same Directory%>download>audio.mp4

    I Need Help on How to Write Command which indicate ffmpeg -i /download/audio.mp4 -i /download/video.mp4 -c copy /download/muxed-video.mkv
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  2. There are multiple options to do that. For example you can navigate into that folder (change the "working directory"):
    Code:
    cd download-folder
    ..\ffmpeg -i audio.mp4 -i video.mp4 -c copy final.mkv
    Or tell ffmpeg the "relative path"s:
    Code:
    ffmpeg -i "download-folder\audio.mp4" -i "download-folder\video.mp4" -c copy "download-folder\final.mkv"
    Or use "absolute path"s:
    Code:
    "c:\program files\ffmpeg\ffmpeg" -i "d:\download-folder\audio.mp4" -i "d:\download-folder\video.mp4" -c copy "e:\my output folder\final.mkv"
    Or whatever. Googling "working directory", "relative path" and "absolute path" should give you something to read.
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    Originally Posted by sneaker View Post
    There are multiple options to do that. For example you can navigate into that folder (change the "working directory"):
    Code:
    cd download-folder
    ..\ffmpeg -i audio.mp4 -i video.mp4 -c copy final.mkv
    Or tell ffmpeg the "relative path"s:
    Code:
    ffmpeg -i "download-folder\audio.mp4" -i "download-folder\video.mp4" -c copy "download-folder\final.mkv"
    Or use "absolute path"s:
    Code:
    "c:\program files\ffmpeg\ffmpeg" -i "d:\download-folder\audio.mp4" -i "d:\download-folder\video.mp4" -c copy "e:\my output folder\final.mkv"
    Or whatever. Googling "working directory", "relative path" and "absolute path" should give you something to read.

    Thanks a Lot For Helping, I Had Added

    Code:
    ffmpeg -i ./download/audio.mp4 -i ./download/video.mp4 -c copy ./download/final.mkv
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