On 7/7/06, Siegfried Wolkenstein wrote:
Thank you,
I am more looking at a technical solution, rather than a way around the actual
problem.
It's like carrying on a download of a big file after a system breakdown
(wget -c).
In theory a single process can not be hibernated (serialized), or at
least it is not a good idea, as without this process running, no one
is protecting the resources this process uses to not be altered (i.e.
file locks, etc.). Unless the program itself makes some assumptions
and provide such a functionality (like wget). Transcode is not such a
program, so you will need a workaround.
You may look at cluster mode though - as it splits the job into chunks
- it may be enough for you.
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