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  • When I run `ffmpeg` in the background, how do I prevent `suspended (tty output)` ?

    4 novembre 2017, par Jim DeLaHunt

    I have a sh script which calls ffmpeg on several files. When I try to run this script in the background, redirecting output to a file, the job starts but then immediately suspends :

    % bin/mp3convert.sh path/a/b &> ~/tmp/log.txt &
    
[1] 93352
    
% 
    
[1]  + suspended (tty output)  bin/mp3convert.sh path/a/b &>

    If I try making the script continue in the background, it immediately suspends again :

    % jobs
    
[1]  + suspended (tty output)  bin/mp3convert.sh path/a/b &> 
    
% bg %1
    
[1]  + continued  bin/mp3convert.sh path/a/b &> 
    
% jobs
    
[1]  + suspended (tty output)  bin/mp3convert.sh path/a/b &> 
    
%

    I can make the script continue, by making it the foreground, but then my terminal is occupied until the script finishes. That means I don’t get the benefit of running the script in the background.

    % 
    
[1]  + suspended (tty output)  bin/mp3convert.sh path/a/b &> 
    
% fg %1
    
[1]  + continued  bin/mp3convert.sh path/a/b &> 
    
% # much time passes with no activity on terminal, then script finishes
    
%

    How can I make the script run cleanly in the background ?

    A simplified version of my script is :

    #!/bin/sh
    
# mp3convert.sh
    
for f in "$1"/*.flac; do
    
    ffmpeg -i "$f" -c:v copy path/to/dest/"$(basename -s .flac "$f")".mp3
    
done

    I am running on Mac OS X 10.11.6, with ffmpeg version 3.4 supplied by MacPorts.

    An apparently related question is why do I get “Suspended (tty output)” in one terminal but not in others ?. The answer there is to set the terminal state with stty -tostop. That didn’t help me ; I already had that state set.

  • Possible to change progress output interval in ffmpeg ?

    12 septembre 2021, par Thorts

    Example output :

    


    frame= 1234 fps= 25 q= 0.0 size= 10321 time = 00:02:12:31 bitrate= 301.1kbits/s speed=7.21x


    


    This output is updated around 4-5 times per second in the terminal.

    


    Is it possible to to change the interval for this status update ? Like once per second or once every 10 seconds.

    


    Reason being better overview when queueing several ffmpeg-jobs in a row.
Searched for 'interval' in the documentation but didn't find anything relevant.

    


  • FFmpeg and choice right windows configuration- CPU, memory and GPU

    28 septembre 2020, par ekvador

    I have windows PC, 16 gb memory, intel i7 920/ 2.67 GHz and on this machine running several apps, and ffmpeg for converting videos, it is usage for one day :

    


    CPU and memory usage

    


    When ffmpeg working , usage for CPU is 100, it working about 1,5 hour by day .

    


    Question is, what FFmpeg using for work is this CPU only or and GPU, if I want to increase FFmpeg jobs , do I need stronger PC ? thanks

    


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