On 2021-11-09 04:31 pm, Nicolas George wrote:
Gyan Doshi (12021-11-09):
Not on FAT32. And since it's not guaranteed, the filter should accommodate
that.
What are you talking about? The filter does not write the file, it just
reads it. It is the responsibility of whoever writes the file to ensure
that the writing does not overlap with the reading.
I'm talking about the fact that on FAT32 volumes, atomic replacement is
not possible, so the writer/user can't ensure that.
Even on NTFS, the user may not be replacing the file via win32 API calls
of their choosing.
And the filter tolerates no failures; the OP is experiencing premature
ffmpeg termination. It shouldn't be that fragile.
Regards,
Gyan
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