Type type, leave a space and then type either f or fi and press Tab to auto-match the correct filename (press Tab again if an incorrect first filename match is returned): If you want to check the contents of the created list:
So, if you want to rerun this command, delete the old filelist.txt first by typing del filelist.txt Note ">" will append to an existing list or create a new one if it doesn't already exist. you've already deleted original.ts) you could simply it to just:įor %i in (*.ts) do file '%i' > filelist.txt If no non-sequence TS files are present here (e.g. Then type:įor %i in (sequence_*.ts) do file '%i' > filelist.txt In Windows File Explorer, when you have navigated to the the directory where you created your file sequence, in the address bar at the top type cmd to get to the command prompt in this directory. Now create a list of them in the filelist format FFMPEG uses, in which each line looks something like: The resulting copies will be named Sequence_0001.ts to Sequence_0350.ts idx2 files for #168 and 169 in each case, in case they have any information or if it means anything.įor /L %%i IN (1,1,350) do call :docopy %%i So here are the admlogs, I kept an "8 cache" one and a 16 one, and also included the. It was tracking the memory usage every time (with the basic Task Manager), and it seemed to crash when reaching about 5.2G of memory.
What happened is it crashed after the same number of files, 170, and so crashed at #338. With 350 files total, I noted that was 182, so more, in case it ended up working. So I finally thought of the obvious, and tried starting from (and including) #169. I tried to convert it to webm using WebmConverter (formerly for Webm for R***), both version 2.26 and 1.0 which I keep around, because it's very simple, and has worked for years and occasionally even works better than the newer one. However it plays fine as a standalone video (MPC-HC 1.9.6). It always crashes on the same file, #169. So yeah, tried it again, tried reducing the cache size like you said. Looks like the whole site died for a moment there?
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