File not found when filename contains spaces

[shinji257]

When providing a filename containing spaces it throws a file not found error only showing the first word in the filename. The filename is quoted on the commandline but doesn't seem to carry over in the script. This is with double quotes. Suspecting they may be getting stripped I tried with single quotes but this just results in an argument error instead.

[k4yt3x]

I saw your issue. I'm just feeling a little sick these few days.
I'll correct this as soon as I'm recovered.

[shinji257]

That's fine. Hope you feel better soon.

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[k4yt3x]

@shinji257 Thanks.
I'm already working on it. It seems like that using os.system() to call a exe file with arguments isn't a good idea. I have the issue fixed temporarily.

I will either switch to subprocess in the future, or I might just switch over to python-ffmpeg.

I'm currently still testing the program. I'll release it ASAP.

[k4yt3x]

@shinji257 I think I already have it fixed in the previous update.
Please confirm.