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It's not uncommon, in a situation where hundreds of videos need to be processed, for a few of them to crash. Currently, Hybrid halts completely when the number of parallel jobs is set to 1. This makes it necessary to periodically check if everything is running OK in the queue, which makes it impossible to use an unsupervised computer for processing large batches of videos.
Would it be possible to change this in the next update? I mean, either by default or through a config checkbox, allow Hybrid to simply skip the crashed videos instead of stopping completely?
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Quote:It's not uncommon, in a situation where hundreds of videos need to be processed, for a few of them to crash.
It should be. If something crashes, there is either a problem with the source, one of the tools used, Hybrid or your system.
Quote:Would it be possible to change this in the next update?
Certainly not. (planning to release a new version today or tomorrow)
Quote:I mean, either by default or through a config checkbox, allow Hybrid to simply skip the crashed videos instead of stopping completely?
Hybrid runs a given number of processes in parallel, if one crashes that process is blocked.
Would have to look at the job processing to change this.
=> I will think about it.
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Totally forgot, Hybrid already supports what you want.
Enabling "Jobs->Misc->Ignore crashed jobs and process next", should work.
Cu Selur
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