Closed ESClaus closed 4 years ago
@TheClaus All output going to the current working directory is intentional and by design. And I have no plans to change that. You can already decide where your output will go simply by using the cd
command before you invoke other-transcode
. So it's not a limitation either.
Your request is actually a duplicate of issue #9 (and issue #44) where I've detailed my reasoning for not implementing this. Sorry.
@TheClaus In your powershell script you can add a working directory command to put the output where you want to. My 2 cents worth.
I noticed that there isn't a switch to output the file to a different directory like there is with your other app. Is this a limitation or did I miss something?
I am running a powershell script that looks for files in one folder and converts them. Currently it outputs to the location of my script file. Would like it to output to a different folder if possible.