Posted: Tue 13 Jan '15 17:50 Post subject: Right now i just download Zeranoe's 64bit static builds and use those. Thanks if you ever compile and start providing Windows ffmpeg builds like zeranoe let me know id be happy to test. Posted: Tue 13 Jan '15 17:02 Post subject: I did not try it with Zeranoe's FFmpegs, but with my own custom built one. My FFmpeg did not crash but reported a lot of errors and ended with 'conversion failed'. Posted: Tue 13 Jan '15 16:42 Post subject: It is my soloution to a unique problem and from the file i shared it prooves it is for good reason that you should do things this way since information outputs will never crash. To fix it since when ffmpeg crashes not much we can do to fix that but using '-i' we mark the information output of ffmpeg as a single attempt and we have a maximum number of attempts for me it is 5 and when you hit that 5 attempts mark it as failed. Jimski use my soloution if a video is crashing your ffmpeg process like the one i shared it is most likely corrupt or not worth the hassle of trying to get to work.

Posted: Tue 13 Jan '15 16:04 Post subject: īut apart from ffmpeg, if I'm implementing a job queue I may as well do in such a way that I can also process other task which may hang at any given time and thus tracking task PIDs and their behavior is critical. And as with all open source projects one may be assured that if something works now it will most likely crash in the future. Guys, although the current version of ffmpeg doesn't crash there are many previous reports about bugs and crashes. i have never encounterd this though i have encounterd corrupt uploads that have caused some strange behavior but never ffmpeg crashes. Posted: Tue 13 Jan '15 15:58 Post subject: And with a max attempt number of 5 when it hits 5 attempts if on the final attempt it does not work it marks it as failed. I used it as a good way to fix my application to start marking information outputs as a single attempt since with ffmpeg the information output will never crash. Try convert it in ffmpeg it will most likely crash depending on what command line you use compared to me. Posted: Tue 13 Jan '15 15:52 Post subject: Topic: FFMPEG Windows Apache 64bit Limiting CPU Consumption

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