CLOSING CMD WINDOW RUNNING FMLECmd

I have created a .bat file to start 2 instances of FMLE.
echo off
start "camera2" cmd /Min /k "C:\users\jay starnes\desktop\test.bat"
echo off
start "camera1" cmd /Min /k "C:\users\jay starnes\desktop\laptoptest.bat"
everything works fine. I need to close the cmd windows that are opened after i am done streaming. I am looking to do it in a seperate .bat.
Is this possible.
I am trying to create it as a one click process so that i can run and stop with one click.
thanks in advance.

You can try this:
1. cmd.exe /c fmlecmd.exe -> 1st batch file to launch FMLE
2. cmd.exe /c fmlecmd.exe /s rtmp://localhost/live+livestream -> 2nd batch file with fmle uid to stop the FMLE launched by the 1st batch file
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