CMD batch not liking error redirect
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I'm learning the ins and outs of batch programming, and I've hit a small snag.  I'm trying to recursively loop through a directory (and subdirs) to find suitable .vob files.  All is well, except my `dir` command is outputting `File Not Found`.  In the command line, I can redirect the error to oblivion using:

`dir /b *.vob 2>NUL`

In the batch file, however, I get the blink of death.  

    for /R %%G IN (\) DO (
        pushd "%%G"
        for /F "usebackq" %%V in (`dir /b *.vob`) DO (
            echo: Found %%~nV in %%~dpV
        )
        popd
    )

Changing it to

    for /R %%G IN (\) DO (
        pushd "%%G"
        for /F "usebackq" %%V in (`dir /b *.vob 2>NUL`) DO (
            echo: Found %%~nV in %%~dpV
        )
        popd
    )

My cmd window, I assume, crashes.  Blinks on and off.

Debugging batches sucks, btw.