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%s in flac encoder command line

Does anyone know what the %s in the flac command line does?  Does it matter where in the command line it is?

%s in flac encoder command line

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Does anyone know what the %s in the flac command line does?  Does it matter where in the command line it is?

"No," and "I'm pretty sure it does."

I may be wrong but I'm assuming that the %s goes with the "--best."

You think not?

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%s in flac encoder command line

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%s in an EAC commandline is replaced by the source filename.
It has no meaning whatsoever outside of EAC.
"To understand me, you'll have to swallow a world." Or maybe your words.

%s in flac encoder command line

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%s in an EAC commandline is replaced by the source filename.
It has no meaning whatsoever outside of EAC.

In that case I'm thinking it probably won't make much difference where it shows up in the command line.

I did find this info:

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EAC Flags
%s Source filename
%d Destination filename
%h...%h Text "..." only when "High quality" selected
%l...%l Text "..." only when "Low quality" selected
%c...%c Text "..." only when "CRC checksum" selected
%r Bitrate ("32".."320")

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