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Hello,
When you execute the command via the static method ffmpeg.execute(), you get the return code of only the last operation.
What if your application is mutli threaded , and sometimes you want to have two executions running in parallel, how do you differentiate the two return codes, like which one of the two generates which return code?
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Unfortunately, parallel executions are not supported right now. If you start a second execution your application may crash.
Please note that FFmpeg.execute() returns an integer which is the actual return code of that execution. So if I add parallel executions support in the future then you'll be able to use the return code of execute to differentiate.
Hello,
When you execute the command via the static method ffmpeg.execute(), you get the return code of only the last operation.
What if your application is mutli threaded , and sometimes you want to have two executions running in parallel, how do you differentiate the two return codes, like which one of the two generates which return code?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: