Closed SunSerega closed 1 year ago
There is now an overload for ExecuteAsync where you can pass a workingdirectory. I will actually consider to make ExecuteAsync with the FFmpegParameters public so it is easier to add further properties to the arguments.
I need to execute this command:
If I specify anything other than
""
as a path - the ffmpeg is going to try and (fail to) save all attachments into the same file. And%d
doesn't seem to be supported here... The best solution I found is to set the working dir to a new empty folder, so as to not mix the output of this command with other files. But there doesn't seem to be functionality for that in xFFmpeg.Net rn - I don't seestartInfo.WorkingDirectory
being set anywhere.