Generate FFREPORT logs, release stderr/stdout streams #7
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Migrate from capturing ffmpeg stderr to generating report logs via setting the FFREPORT environment variable. This way, ffmpeg output will be visible in the terminal when e.g., waiting for user input if the output file already exists.
Needed for Windows file paths.
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Migrate from capturing ffmpeg stderr output to generating report logs via setting the
FFREPORTenvironment variable. This way, ffmpeg output will be visible in the terminal when e.g., waiting for user input if the output file already exists.Report log verbosity level is independent from passed
-logleveloption. Both can be supplied at the same time. The report will save output at its specified verbosity level, while-logleveloption will only affect what's displayed in the terminal, since stdout and stderr aren't redirected anymore.Tested on Windows and Linux.
Awesome script btw! 🥇