-metadata copyright="command" fail // unable to edit user presets

[digitensions]

Hi there,

Leaving my place of work and wanted to set up some preferences within your software for my colleagues who are new to FFmpeg command line. First issue was an inability to enter a -metadata copyright="Copyright 2019" style command. The instruction parsed to Terminal breaks the copyright= and the "Copyright 2019" sections, causing an error.

Because of this I was hoping to edit the user presets to remove the copyright information, so they can at least proceed without copyright. I found and edited the user.txt document but I see this file is not directly called on by FFcommand_Engine, and I'm unable to find where these presets are stored so I can edit them.

Many thanks :)

Edit: MacOS High Sierra 10.13, with FFmpeg 4.1.2 :)

[digitensions]

I'd like to add, thanks for a great tool it has sooo much potential :)

[digitensions]

Also, all the presets are coming in with the prefix
ffmpeg -y -i when I've only set an input argument for -i.

Okay, pester over :) many thanks!

[retokromer]

On macOS, the presets are stored in the folder:

"$HOME/Library/Application Support/FFCommand_Engine/Presets"

(please note that there is a space in the path name, therefore you have to quote the path or to escape the space).