Closed mrdav1 closed 1 year ago
On looking at the "Raw Commands" it seems that the problem is when dealing with complex paths.
I saved this bat file as "Original.txt" and got the same errors when calling Original.txt
I then moved the Source File to the local directory and saved a simplifed bat file "New.txt". This now seems to be working from the command line. New.txt
Obviously this workaround is not ideal so I really hope this helps you develop a solution in FastFlix.
This was a pain to figure out thanks to ffmpeg's super fun quoting issues. I hopefully have it fixed in 4.10.0 but if there's any more issues please re-open this or create new issue.
I agree with the quoting issues. 4.10 has almost fixed this but it still can't cope with the comma in the filename. Please see the revised text file.
Please reopen this bug.
Thanks in anticipation.
Fixed in 5.2.0!
When using "Burn In" on a subtitle, errors occur during encoding. The output is pasted below. Please note that the source and output pathnames are valid but, in the output the slashes are not present.