Andrew Church wrote: > >transcode --nice 20 \ > > -J modfps=clonetype=3 \ > > -vf pp=ha/va/dr \ > > -x mplayer,ac3 \ > > -A \ > > -Z 720x480,fast \ > > -j -64,-36,-64,-36 \ > > -y ffmpeg \ > > --import_asr 3 \ > > --export_asr 3 \ > > --export_fps 29.970,4 \ > > --export_prof dvd-ntsc \ > > -o $file.m2v \ > > -m $file.ac3 \ > > -i $file.avi > > > >And it kept hanging until I noticed the '-vf'. > > I still can't reproduce this. -vf will be parsed as -v -f, and -v > causes transcode to print its version and exit immediately. If there's > any hang going on, it would be a program/script expecting transcode to > output something and not properly handling cases when it doesn't.
D'oh. Yeah... Exactly... I seem to have conflated two observations into a completely brain-damaged non-bug-report... Sorry. I will try to keep thorough notes when I take a crack at transcode cvs head this weekend... I ended up last time with ac3scan being undefined...
