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I have used MediaInfo before to extract information in a shell script in CygWin.

#!/bin/bash IFS=$'\n'; for file in $(ls *.mp3 /.mp3 ); do count="C:/Program Files/MediaInfo/MediaInfo.exe" $file | grep "Bit rate mode" | grep "Variable" | wc -l; if [ $count -gt 0 ]; then echo $file VBR; fi done

For some reason, it no longer outputs to stdout. It displays the data in a window. Is there some command line flag tp force stdout?

Clayton Cramer
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You use the Graphical Interface (GUI) version of MediaInfo, you need to use the Command Line Interface (CLI) version of MediaInfo.

See the different download options in the MediaInfo Windows download page.

Jérôme Martinez
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