The command:
./segment.sh -i video.mov -s 4 -b 512 -t video -p video -S partials -o streams would fail without this fix, as it would try to access streamspartials (notice the missing directory-separator).
and you would have to append the slash in your config and make the command look like this:
./segment.sh -i video.mov -s 4 -b 512 -t video -p video -S partials -o streams/
This fixes the issue, and you can now omit the last slash in the -o flag.
The command:
./segment.sh -i video.mov -s 4 -b 512 -t video -p video -S partials -o streams
would fail without this fix, as it would try to access streamspartials (notice the missing directory-separator).and you would have to append the slash in your config and make the command look like this:
./segment.sh -i video.mov -s 4 -b 512 -t video -p video -S partials -o streams/
This fixes the issue, and you can now omit the last slash in the -o flag.