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All Items » » Bug #286
Feature
Path informatiuon from commandline option to
ID: 286Status: RejectedVersion: N/AReport Date: October 16, 2014Product:
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Description

Using Windows Explorer's 'Open With..' context menu, I can assign MKVcleaver to the list of app that I can later/always use with .mkv files through the context menu.

I find that immensely useful, because it is a drag to

— Click Windows 'Start' menu and hunt for the 'MKVcleaver' menu item under the 'Programs'

or,

— Hunt for MKVcleaver's icon on the already cluttered Desktop.

So, yes, context menu is very much more useful.

But, here's what's lacking:

While MKVcleaver does open the .mkv file, it ignores its path.

What I would like MKVcleaver to do would be this:

When a .mkv file is opened as commandline option it should place its path information in the 'output directory' editbox to save me having to manually add it myself.

And, thank you for this wonderfully useful tool.

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