The command line you wrote is correct, this is how I do, and I have the wanted result.
What is written in c:\textfile.txt?
what is showed if you remove ">c:\textfile.txt"?
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What you describe is a problem of your Operating System, not MediaInfo.
Be careful to your PATH setting, are MediaInfo.exe and MediaInfo.dll in this PATH, realy open a command line instead of trying to "launch" this command line etc...
I can help about MediaInfo, not about Microsoft Windows.
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Help.
C:\1.avi -> C:\1.txt -mediainfo
Example: mediainfo.exe ?
Please be more explicit, I understand nothing.
How correctly to write in command line this task.
To receive the information from ''c:\movie.avi'' in ''c:\textfile.txt''.
This command does not work:
mediainfo.exe -f c:\movie.avi >c:\textfile.txt
The command line you wrote is correct, this is how I do, and I have the wanted result.
What is written in c:\textfile.txt?
what is showed if you remove ">c:\textfile.txt"?
The full information on a file.
As a result the file does not appear.
And if you don't use the redirection :
mediainfo.exe -f c:\movie.avi
what is showed?
There is window with infomation and quickly disappers.
What you describe is a problem of your Operating System, not MediaInfo.
Be careful to your PATH setting, are MediaInfo.exe and MediaInfo.dll in this PATH, realy open a command line instead of trying to "launch" this command line etc...
I can help about MediaInfo, not about Microsoft Windows.
All has earned. Thanks.