Closed patsevanton closed 1 year ago
Not confident that it's relevant to this issue, but just for reference: The version of ffprobe
that CI runs against (as provided by the Nix flake) is 5.1.3.
ffprobe -version
on an M1 Mac (i.e. aarch64-darwin
)The ".txt" file is a virtual file (confusing output). does the .MP4 file exist and could you send it?
File 92 - Securing Keys.mp4
have size 0 bytes - empty file.
.rw-rw-r-- 0 user user 23 May 10:31 92 - Securing Keys.mp4
Ah. Then I guess this behaviour isn't really unexpected. If a file isn't what rga thinks it should be (e.g. a mp4 file being a media file) it will display an error for that file. The error message above is pretty confusing though.
What do you think should happen in this case?
With 5b91a373182a14a943246eefe6034274edb9a6ae the error shown is now:
.../foo.mp4 adapter: ffmpeg
.../foo.mp4.txt adapter: postprocprefix
Error: copying adapter output to stdout
Caused by:
0: in ffmpeg.adapt_write
1: ffprobe failed: ExitStatus(unix_wait_status(256))
[mov,mp4,m4a,3gp,3g2,mj2 @ 0x556fed753dc0] moov atom not found
.../foo.mp4: Invalid data found when processing input
which should be a bit better
It would be cool if the message "file not found" was displayed.
but the file does exist, it's just empty. the txt file is just an intermediary internal product not something on your disk
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You're right. I got it mixed up. Thanks! i will try.
Hello! Thanks for rga. I have error "ffprobe failed: ExitStatus(unix_wait_status(256))".
rga version:
ffprobe version:
Find by text:
I removed cache
But get error again.
It seems like I used to have a file, but I deleted
92 - Securing Keys.mp4.txt
a long time ago.