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Hi, I saw there is a comment on the wiki about not being able to rename or delete files on external drives while QL is thumbnailing and that this is unavoidable. I didn't encounter this issue before 1.96, but since installing the 'Finder extension' version of QLVideo every file that is thumbnailed will be locked in this manner for maybe 30 seconds-2 minutes, and this happens on my root drive.
This is easily reproducible for me using version 2.00:
Open a folder in finder, eg. Desktop
Generate a blank video in that folder using ffmpeg like ffmpeg -t 60 -s 640x480 -f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb24 -r 30 -i /dev/zero empty.mkv
After ffmpeg finishes, the video file does not have a thumbnail, for at least multiple minutes, but resetting quicklook and restarting Finder will immediately generate the thumbnail
Trying to delete the file immediately after ffmpeg finishes will hang for 1+ minute
Rolling back to 1.95 fixes this problem completely, on Ventura 13.1. With 1.95:
The thumbnail appears immediately after ffmpeg finishes
The file can be immediately deleted
I realise this might be an Apple issue with the handling different type of extension but I thought I would report it anyway. Thank you for QLVideo!
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Hi, I saw there is a comment on the wiki about not being able to rename or delete files on external drives while QL is thumbnailing and that this is unavoidable. I didn't encounter this issue before 1.96, but since installing the 'Finder extension' version of QLVideo every file that is thumbnailed will be locked in this manner for maybe 30 seconds-2 minutes, and this happens on my root drive.
This is easily reproducible for me using version 2.00:
ffmpeg -t 60 -s 640x480 -f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb24 -r 30 -i /dev/zero empty.mkv
Rolling back to 1.95 fixes this problem completely, on Ventura 13.1. With 1.95:
I realise this might be an Apple issue with the handling different type of extension but I thought I would report it anyway. Thank you for QLVideo!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: