There is a helpful feature to timestamp video files by writing a separate SRT subtitle file with timestamps in the subtitles.
CURRENT BEHAVIOUR:
On a long video, the output file is split at 4GB and a new video file is written. However the subtitles continue to be written to the original SRT file. As a result, there is no timecode subtitle file written out for the additional files after the first 4GB video file.
EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR:
I would expect that when the 4GB split point is reached and a new video file is started then a new SRT file is also started, with the same base filename as the video file.
CONTEXT:
There is a helpful feature to timestamp video files by writing a separate SRT subtitle file with timestamps in the subtitles.
CURRENT BEHAVIOUR:
On a long video, the output file is split at 4GB and a new video file is written. However the subtitles continue to be written to the original SRT file. As a result, there is no timecode subtitle file written out for the additional files after the first 4GB video file.
EXPECTED BEHAVIOUR:
I would expect that when the 4GB split point is reached and a new video file is started then a new SRT file is also started, with the same base filename as the video file.