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  • How to stop ffmpeg remotely ?

    30 novembre 2016, par Adam

    I’m running ffmpeg on another machine for screen capture. I’d like to be able to stop it recording remotely. FFMPEG requires that q is pressed to stop encoding as it has to do some finalization to finish the file cleanly. I know I could kill it with kill/killall however this can lead to corrupt videos.

    Press [q] to stop encoding

    I can’t find anything on google specifically for this, but some there is suggestion that echoing into /proc//fd/0 will work.

    I’ve tried this but it does not stop ffmpeg. The q is however shown in the terminal in which ffmpeg is running.

    echo -n q > /proc/16837/fd/0

    So how can I send a character to another existing process in such a way it is as if it were typed locally ? Or is there another way of remotely stopping ffmpeg cleanly.

  • How to stop ffmpeg remotely ?

    4 août, par Adam

    I'm running ffmpeg on another machine for screen capture. I'd like to be able to stop it recording remotely. FFMPEG requires that q is pressed to stop encoding as it has to do some finalization to finish the file cleanly. I know I could kill it with kill/killall however this can lead to corrupt videos.

    



    Press [q] to stop encoding


    



    I can't find anything on google specifically for this, but some there is suggestion that echoing into /proc//fd/0 will work.

    



    I've tried this but it does not stop ffmpeg. The q is however shown in the terminal in which ffmpeg is running.

    



    echo -n q > /proc/16837/fd/0


    



    So how can I send a character to another existing process in such a way it is as if it were typed locally ? Or is there another way of remotely stopping ffmpeg cleanly.

    


  • I am phasing a issue of " ffmpeg attribute 'error'" in my project which is a voice command assistant using GPT 3.5 Turbo and BING API [closed]

    2 mai 2023, par Rudraksh Singh Bhadauria

    I ma working on a pyhton project as want to make a program which can work as fluent as GPT and can also adapt latest news through BING API but after trying a lot I am stuck with a issue where "Error transcribing audio : module 'ffmpeg' has no attribute 'Error'" I have tried installing these ffmpeg files again and again in the way already mentioned in stack overflow but for me its not working.

    


    I have tried using :
installing ffmpeg-pyhton in my terminal and also ffmpeg module and also I have reinstalled the whole files and also have put them in my environment variables.
If anyone could help me to sort this problem out then it will be great help.

    


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