Can't take user input
See original GitHub issueOnce the initial ffmpeg variables have been initialised I can’t get user terminal input using input()
it seems (atleast for me) the problem is with how the ffmpeg verbose prompt interacts with python’s std out.
I even tried with and without quiet=True
parameter in input()
and in output()
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I found another solution, where you have to enter
stty sane
Might try it later on my work pc. https://superuser.com/questions/573853/cant-type-in-cli-after-running-ffmpegThe problem is when you call
ffmpeg.(...).run
it create an interactive ffmpeg subprocess that captures user inputs. For this reason, user terminal input using input() is not sent to main process as intended.The code below create a separate pipe to prevent user terminal inputs from entering to the ffmpeg subprocess so that it make user input can be sent to main process normally. `