[FFmpeg-user] how to use ffprobe with Windows7

[Kieran O Leary]

On Thu, 22 Nov 2018, 09:00 Michael Koch <astroelectronic at t-online.de wrote:

>
> > Yes, open CMD,then drag and drop the batch file into the terminal window
> > and press Enter.
> > Or just run ffprobe directly in the terminal.
>
> I was looking for a faster solution, without having to write video's
> name and path into the batch file, or into the CMD window. Just drag and
> drop and then I'd like to see the output of ffprobe.
>


Isn't there some way to set a variable,like $1 in bash? I think it's %1 in
CMD. If you replace your filename with they variable, it should do what you
want. Then add something like
PAUSE
To the end of your bat file to stop the window closing.
I know very little about bat though.