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Couldn't invoke ffmpeg, check that it's installed #8
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hmm. Looking at the code is looking for "ffprobe" and "ffmpeg". Check if ffmpeg is all lowercase, linux is case-sensitive. worst case scenario copy it to the directory where sushi is. Tell me how it goes. |
It is all lowercase on the system. And copying from a static build also does not work. Tried a build from https://johnvansickle.com/ffmpeg/ And that didnt work either. But ffprobe does. If i type in the console ffmpeg it works. I cannot tell any reason for it not to call ffmpeg. |
chaoz@chaoz:~/Desktop/Makemkv/Sushi.Net.v1.0.0-linux-x64$ ./Sushi --type audios --src eng.mkv --dst jpn.mkv -vv
[Sushi] Couldn't invoke ffmpeg, check that it's installed |
Yea its not detecting ffmpeg for some reason which is weird if your on ubuntu and its working. Because debian is what ubuntu is based on. And i do have all parts installed and other apps work just fine with it.. |
It seems the sanitation of the subtitle title is the issue. As you see the
subtitle file to be created will be against the file system path supported
characters the ‘/‘ is used to separated directories and cannot be a file
name. Will fix it.
In the mid time, use mlvtoolnix and remove the title of the subtitle and
remux in another mkv and test again . That will probably solve the issue
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… Yea its not detecting ffmpeg for some reason which is weird if your on
ubuntu and its working. Because debian is what ubuntu is based on. And i do
have all parts installed and other apps work just fine with it..
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[FFProbe] Getting Media Information from eng.mkv...
[FFProbe] Getting Media Information from jpn.mkv...
[Sushi] Using default track 1: Audio in jpn.mkv
[FFProbe] Finding Audio Delay in eng.mkv...
[FFProbe] Finding Audio Delay in jpn.mkv...
[Sushi] Providing Source Audio eng_1.wav...
[Demuxer] Demuxing/Converting eng.mkv...
[Sushi] Couldn't invoke ffmpeg, check that it's installed ] 0%
[Sushi] Couldn't invoke ffmpeg, check that it's installed
[Sushi] Couldn't invoke ffmpeg, check that it's installed
Ffmpeg is installed and works elsewhere. I am on debian 12. ffmpeg version 5.1.4-0+deb12u1/ weird ffprobe works. cmd used is ./Sushi --type audios --src eng.mkv --dst jpn.mkv had to remove the .net in the executable due to how file names work in the terminal. And had to alter audio to audios to get it to work.
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