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FFMPEG gdigrab not stopping when title changes
13 avril 2021, par VishweshI am trying to capture a video playlist using ffmpeg gdigrab. The player takes in input a batch of videos. I want to create a separate video for each loaded file in the player. I was able to use ffmpeg gdigrab to capture the video for one video. The problem is, it does not stop when the window title changes (that is when the next file is loaded), and instead it creates just one file for the entire duration. The only way to stop it was if I close the entire window. The reason I can't go ahead with it is because the user will be given an option to change any settings in the beginning of the recording and then the entire playlist will use the same settings.


I also tried other options like using
subprocess.Popen
to start the ffmpeg and then using.terminate()
or.kill()
to stop it, but the recording still keeps on going. Similarly, sending'q'
key from a file did not work either.

Ideally, I would expect that
gdigrab
should be able to detect when the grabbed window title differs from the expected one and stop, however, here it looks like it's anchoring itself to the window instead of the title.

I am using a Windows 10 PC and programming language for this tool is Python. I am using ffmpeg version 4.4-full_build.


If you have any ideas regarding this, it would be of great help.