How to Prevent H.264 Detected Prompt?

[claytoncarney]

I'm searching for a way to prevent the H.264 Detected prompt when batch processing files. I have several hundred mkv files that I need to process, but this prompting interrupts script operation. I do not need/want to use the alternate mode - I just want to default to NO. The only reference to this issue I have found so far is the --force-alt-h264 for the command line, which unfortunately does exactly the opposite of what I need. Ideally, I need to know how to automatically answer NO in EMCAScript. Does anyone have the answer?

[Jan Gruuthuse]

in linux you would use yes command

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yes --help
in windows

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echo Y |
or

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echo N |
or you redirect text from a file < filename
create a file:
- yes with one line containing "yes"
- no with one line containing "no"

at the end of the line in batch file expecting a yes/no answer you append < yes or < no