It's only happening with one specific 1080p bluray file. It's an extended cut movie that spans two discs, and it's the second disc's file that's behaving like this. I've used this same command successfully on hundreds of various DVDs, Blurays, and 4K video disc backups. The file was created via MakeMKV and plays fine in VLC, for whatever that's worth:
transcode-video repeats three dots (...) but never executes HandbrakeCLI. I think crop detection may be hanging?
these two processes are running:
/usr/local/bin/ruby -W /usr/local/bundle/bin/transcode-video --crop detect --fallback-crop minimal --quick --filter deinterlace /path/to/1080p_file.mkv -o /path/to/outputffmpeg -hide_banner -nostdin -noaccurate_seek -ss 306 -i /path/to/1080p_file.mkv -frames:v 10 -filter:v cropdetect=24:2 -an -sn -ignore_unknown -f null -It's only happening with one specific 1080p bluray file. It's an extended cut movie that spans two discs, and it's the second disc's file that's behaving like this. I've used this same command successfully on hundreds of various DVDs, Blurays, and 4K video disc backups. The file was created via MakeMKV and plays fine in VLC, for whatever that's worth: