I don't know if this request would actually mean the creation of a brand new command or a change in functionality for certain command combos (for example, 'write-mux-file' w/ 'merge' or 'no-merge'), but I wish to auto merge (--merge) successfully downloaded/completed streams when sigint is received BUT ALSO have a .ffmpeg.txt file created instantly upon executing ytarchive just like how the .description & .jpg files are created instantly (if those write commands are set).
I'm requesting the instant creation of the .ffmpeg.txt file ALONG WITH being able to keep auto merge (--merge) set in case of any instances of a download ending "catastrophically" (for example, computer shutdown/restart due to power outage or closing the command window without Ctrl+C), and that way the file containing the merge command is always there as a backup scenario. (Then maybe have the .ffmpeg.txt file auto delete upon a successful auto merge, but this part is completely extra and secondary.)
Thank you very much for all the work done so far and for the possibility of taking my request into consideration.
Regards
Kethsar
commented
1 year ago
Greetings,
I don't know if this request would actually mean the creation of a brand new command or a change in functionality for certain command combos (for example, 'write-mux-file' w/ 'merge' or 'no-merge'), but I wish to auto merge (--merge) successfully downloaded/completed streams when sigint is received BUT ALSO have a .ffmpeg.txt file created instantly upon executing ytarchive just like how the .description & .jpg files are created instantly (if those write commands are set). I'm requesting the instant creation of the .ffmpeg.txt file ALONG WITH being able to keep auto merge (--merge) set in case of any instances of a download ending "catastrophically" (for example, computer shutdown/restart due to power outage or closing the command window without Ctrl+C), and that way the file containing the merge command is always there as a backup scenario. (Then maybe have the .ffmpeg.txt file auto delete upon a successful auto merge, but this part is completely extra and secondary.)
Thank you very much for all the work done so far and for the possibility of taking my request into consideration. Regards