mp4box bug?

[HQ-LQ]

hi

I have try to mux a mp4-file.
I used a x.m4v & x.mp3
Mp4box do nothing (whithout an error message).
I think it can't handle pathnames with "#" in it.
If I try to mux these files whith a "clean" pathname, it will work fine.

Something is strangely.
If I try to mux a x.avi#video, it will workt whith "#" in the pathname.

[Kurtnoise]

yes...already mentioned somewhere. MP4Box handles # as special character. This is not a bug.

[HQ-LQ]

I think I fixed the problem...
I have simply added a "#" to end of the pathname,
and it works fine.

Example:

MP4Box.exe -tmp x:\temp\MP4Box -add "x:\dir\sub#dir\videofile.ext#" -add "x:\dir\sub#dir\audiofile.ext#" -add "x:\dir\sub#dir\thirdfile.ext#" "x:\dir\sub#dir\avmovie.mp4"

[SeeMoreDigital]

From what I understand your "Command Line" should look something like this.... Mine does in YAMB: -

MP4Box.exe" -add "D:\VideoStream.m4v" -add "D:\AudioStream.mp3" "D:\My New MP4 Mux.mp4"


Cheers

[HQ-LQ]

Yes... and that's the problem

sometimes I have videos in my "sup#dirs"
and yamp does not work there...

I build small scripts for it by myself

[Kurtnoise]

Why did you use # in your dir/files path ? Why not replace them by anything else ?

[HQ-LQ]

because I sort my foders in this way

Example:
"!Folder" high priority
"#Folder" near high priority
"_Folder" middle priority
"Folder" unsortertes things
How I designate files is unimportant.
the program should be able to handle it.

[Sharktooth]

...just don't use special characters for folders and file names...

[HQ-LQ]

If the file system supports it, I'll use it.

[bond]

then code your own mp4box...