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OK. Thank you for the tip. That sure is useful when the multiple commands got too long.

Oh, I found it! Finally it works! Using below command line.

@Desmanto: If you're using a different system configuration, it may work. FYI, mine is Android 6 (Marshmallow) in a rooted Samsung phone with Superuser. @Martin: Well, I tried to use these command lines and left the working directory blank. The actions for both succeeded, but gave the `CANNOT LINK E...

Yes, ffmpeg can be executed from the Termux console. I also found out that even if I set the command line to: echo 123 And specify the working directory like previously mentioned, the action triggers the same exception. If I don't specify the working directory, the action works fine and outputs `123...

I'm not familiar enough with linux security, but AFAIK, shouldn't the root access already have higher access level to the point that file/directory permission mechanism doesn't matter any more? Anyway... I've tried changing the permission for the `libavfilter.so` file as well as the `lib` directory ...

FYI, my Android 6 phone is rooted and Automagic has been granted root access via Superuser app. The ffmpeg program is located in below path. /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/bin/ffmpeg So I use the "Execute Root Command" action to execute it. It's command line is e.g. /data/data/com.termux/files/usr/...

Oh, I didn't know that Java related functions have additional dialogs. That's sure is useful. I thought the Function button simply generates the function call template like most other functions do.

Thanks for explaining that.

What do you mean by "Automagic filled them in"? I mean, where did you find that `int`? Cause the code in my Script action doesn't get corrected by Automagic. I type the `get()` arguments manually, and there's no underlining hint when the cursor is within the `methodSignature` argument's value, becau...

Oh, I didn't know that `int` is acceptable for Java arguments. Thanks for the correction. I was under the impression that Java arguments must be specified using fully qualified class names. e.g. `java.lang.Object`, `java.lang.String`, etc. But I guess I was mistaken. I'm not familiar with Java, you ...

@Martin: Oh, OK. I guess I'll have to use that for now. Thanks for confirming this. I've been looking into Java classes and found that maybe I could use the `java.lang.reflect.Array.get()` static method to retrieve an element array. So I tried this. ctx = getContext(); array = callJavaMethod(ctx, "a...