There was a complaint in the doom9 video forum that piped input does not
stop encoding when the pipe closes.
I just compared my little archive of x265 builds, specifically x265
versions 3.6+[13|35|46|56|65]; and [56|65] don't stop encoding.
I used a small AviSynth script *FrameCountTest.avs* like this:
+----
ColorBarsHD()
Info()
Trim(0,99)
+----
uses https://github.com/DJATOM/avs2yuv/releases/tag/0.30 but could as
well use ffmpeg for frameserving
avs2yuv FrameCountTest.avs -nstdr -o - | x265_3.6+13_Win64.exe -o
FrameCountTest13.264 --input - --y4m {stops after 100 frames}
avs2yuv FrameCountTest.avs -nstdr -o - | x265_3.6+35_Win64.exe -o
FrameCountTest35.264 --input - --y4m {stops after 100 frames}
avs2yuv FrameCountTest.avs -nstdr -o - | x265_3.6+46_Win64.exe -o
FrameCountTest46.264 --input - --y4m {stops after 100 frames}
avs2yuv FrameCountTest.avs -nstdr -o - | x265_3.6+56_Win64.exe -o
FrameCountTest56.264 --input - --y4m {does not stop}
avs2yuv FrameCountTest.avs -nstdr -o - | x265_3.6+65_Win64.exe -o
FrameCountTest65.264 --input - --y4m {does not stop}
--
Fun and success!
Mario *LigH* Rohkrämer
maito:cont...@ligh.de
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