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Is there a way to use the File Properties box (perhaps even by itself) via a command line?
For example, I want to right-click an MKV (or any media format) in Windows Explorer, then perhaps create one or both of below, to use Axiom's File Properties box/window easily.
SendTo icon.
Or I could manually create a Shell command in the Registry pointing to Axiom with the approriate options/switches for the File Properties box. Similar to the "Open with Notepad" Registry trick taught on some forums, blogs, etc.
Thanks.
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Sorry for the late reply, I haven't checked on this for a while.
You can use the File Properties via command line using:
ffprobe -i "C:\Path\To\video.mp4" -v quiet -print_format ini -show_format -show_streams
That's what Axiom uses and displays it in a Window.
As for integrating it into a shell command, that's not available in Axiom, I am unsure how to do that. But I'm sure that CLI command could be put in a batch file and called somehow when you right click a file.
Is there a way to use the File Properties box (perhaps even by itself) via a command line?
For example, I want to right-click an MKV (or any media format) in Windows Explorer, then perhaps create one or both of below, to use Axiom's File Properties box/window easily.
SendTo icon.
Or I could manually create a Shell command in the Registry pointing to Axiom with the approriate options/switches for the File Properties box. Similar to the "Open with Notepad" Registry trick taught on some forums, blogs, etc.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: