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    I’m writing a Golang (it’s irrelevant here) program that starts headless Chrome and ffmpeg process and pipes every frame (jpeg) from Chrome to ffmpeg. ffmpeg runs in image2pipe mode. At some point I want to stop ffmpeg process and have a output file with the screencast.

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