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I've tried to download a video from a website with the current version of the script, but then the script confused me with a, what I think, misleading error message:
The "Found 0 fragments" part is wrong here I think, after all it downloaded all fragment files with the file names from "856259d3cb6ac9ee73e2514e35ca643d_2500_a5e3d0c41aaf47d4-p_Seg1-Frag233002941" to "856259d3cb6ac9ee73e2514e35ca643d_2500_a5e3d0c41aaf47d4-p_Seg1-Frag233004150" and also the resulting .flv file looks fine from what I can see. So it's just the error message being confusing here. Actually I'm not sure why it continues at this point, after all the code should abort with 0 fragments?:
LogInfo("Found $fragCount fragments");
if (!$f4f->processed)
{
// Process available fragmentsif ($fragCount < 1)
exit(1);
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The specified code relates to offline processing of locally saved fragments which is not true in the case of live streams. it's just an informational message not a warning or error message.
Ah ok, this recording counts (technically) as live stream then, didnt know that. So I guess what's left of this bug is to not display this message when recording a live stream (of course a very minor issue).
I've tried to download a video from a website with the current version of the script, but then the script confused me with a, what I think, misleading error message:
The "Found 0 fragments" part is wrong here I think, after all it downloaded all fragment files with the file names from "856259d3cb6ac9ee73e2514e35ca643d_2500_a5e3d0c41aaf47d4-p_Seg1-Frag233002941" to "856259d3cb6ac9ee73e2514e35ca643d_2500_a5e3d0c41aaf47d4-p_Seg1-Frag233004150" and also the resulting .flv file looks fine from what I can see. So it's just the error message being confusing here. Actually I'm not sure why it continues at this point, after all the code should abort with 0 fragments?:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: