is there a way to manually merge the streams if there was an issue with ffmpeg that prevented it from running after the stream finished downloading? i tried running ytarchive --merge -o '%(title)s-%(id)s' '(stream url)' in the directory with the video and audio .ts files but it gives an error about the stream being members only and exits without attempting to merge.
--merge is just a way to not be prompted to merge if the download is manually stopped, it doesn't attempt to merge already downloaded files.
See #75 for what I plan to do in the event the merge fails.
is there a way to manually merge the streams if there was an issue with ffmpeg that prevented it from running after the stream finished downloading? i tried running
ytarchive --merge -o '%(title)s-%(id)s' '(stream url)'
in the directory with the video and audio .ts files but it gives an error about the stream being members only and exits without attempting to merge.