I enter the command on my docker instance, running Ubuntu 20.04.2 with all the appropriate libraries and repositories installed for jumpcutter to work:
jumpcutter --input video.mp4 --output output.mp4
Then I get this:
Running with the arguments: Namespace(bitrate=None, codec=None, cut='silent', duration_threshold=0.5, failure_tolerance_ratio=0.1, input=PosixPath('video.mp4'), magnitude_threshold_ratio=0.02, min_loud_part_duration=-1, output=PosixPath('output.mp4'), silence_part_speed=None, space_on_edges=0.1) ------------------------------------------------------------
After a short delay, I get a new line with the following printed:
Killed
I can run ls and see video.mp4, and a random = with no output.mp4.
I didn't give my docker instance enough memory! Was originally set to 2GB of space, which wasn't enough. Upped it to the maximum 8GB on my computer, now it works fine.
I enter the command on my docker instance, running Ubuntu 20.04.2 with all the appropriate libraries and repositories installed for jumpcutter to work:
jumpcutter --input video.mp4 --output output.mp4
Then I get this:Running with the arguments: Namespace(bitrate=None, codec=None, cut='silent', duration_threshold=0.5, failure_tolerance_ratio=0.1, input=PosixPath('video.mp4'), magnitude_threshold_ratio=0.02, min_loud_part_duration=-1, output=PosixPath('output.mp4'), silence_part_speed=None, space_on_edges=0.1) ------------------------------------------------------------
After a short delay, I get a new line with the following printed:Killed
I can runls
and seevideo.mp4
, and a random=
with nooutput.mp4
.