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FLACCL multiple files command

Hey everyone. I've tried to use FLACCL command-line to encode some WAV files but I find it quite annoying to have to type in each individual file name. I tried using the wildcard command (for Windows command prompt):
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FOR %G IN "C:\TEST\*.wav" DO "C:\Users\....\Desktop\flaccl\flaccl.exe" -11 --verify "%G"

and I end up with this message:
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"C:\TEST\*.wav" was unexpected at this time.

In other words, it's unexpected at ALL times and won't do what I want it to unless I figure out exactly what's wrong with the command I'm typing in.

It'll suck if there's no other way than to simply type in each file name every single time. The same goes for the Flake command-line. Any idea what I'm doing wrong?

FLACCL multiple files command

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for %G in (C:\TEST\*.wav) do ...

BTW -11 generates FLAC files that are out of subset.