Windows 10: cmd script error

This script used to work or maybe I'm feeding the wrong parameters. But can anyone see what's wrong and why I get an error. I am trying to get a property of an mp3 file.


The name of the script is get_info.bat. The contents of the file is:


@if .%3==. echo Syntax: %0 Pathspec filename index&exit /b 1
@Echo with CreateObject"Shell.Application"^.Namespace"%~1"^
echo wsh.echo "%~2", .GetDetailsOf.Items,%3^^&":", _
echo .GetDetailsOf.Parsename"%~2"^, %3^: end with
> %temp%\script.vbs
@cscript //nologo %temp%\script.vbs
@del %temp%\script.vbs


I am using these parameters for example:


get_info.bat m:\mymusic\311\311\ Down.mp3 12


This is the error I get now:


C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Temp\script.vbs1, 1 null: Unspecified error


Any ideas on the script or the parameters?

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Hi Mohammad,

Thank you for posting on Microsoft Community. We will assist you in resolving your issue.

Before assisting further, I would like to ask you few questions regarding the query:

• What is the complete error message or error code?
• When exactly are you getting the script errors?
• Are you getting script errors while using Internet Explorer?

If yes, I would suggest you to follow the steps in the below link to on troubleshooting script errors in Internet Explorer.

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Script errors in Internet Explorer - Browsers

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Can not find script file error

Hello,

This could be due to a missing script file or that an application is causing the error. As a first troubleshooting step, we suggest that you locate or navigate to the location listed in the error and see if the file it is looking for is there. If you are
unable to locate the file, an application is causing this error to pop-up. If that is the case, we suggest that you boot your PC in Safe Mode and see if the error still pops up. You may follow the steps on this
link on how to start your PC in Safe Mode.

If the problem does not exist in Safe Mode, we would know that an application is causing the error. However, if the problem is presented while in Safe Mode, the problem may be caused by Windows itself.

We look forward to an update from you.