Handle filenames with spaces in them #3
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This allows filenames with spaces in them to work correctly. My sonarr/radarr setup auto-renames all files to having spaces in them, so I needed this to work.
The trick is two-fold... hand in the arguments to subprocess.check_output as a list, not a string... and do NOT use a shell to run an executable as the shell will also mess with the arguments.
While I was at it, I cleaned up the unnecessary changing of directories in the use of mediainfo.