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I'm using twitch-dl v2.0.1 and I keep getting an error when trying to download a Twitch VOD. ffmpeg: error while loading shared libraries: libbz2.so.1.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I was confused what was causing the issue so I directly copied the FFMPEG input twitch-dl provides
ffmpeg -i /tmp/twitch-dl/...
and called it separately.
Apparently, the exclamation point and spaces in the title causes the issue. When removing it, FFMPEG stitches everything and produces a video - great!
Only issue is I am doing this via ssh on a different machine and want to automate it, so if there's a way to change the metadata of the VOD before beginning of the FFMPEG stitching process, I would be grateful.
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Also having this issue. Trying to download a vod with "|" in the title causes the videos joining to fail. Stripping the title metadata and running the ffmpeg command manually is successful.
I also am experiencing the same issues with the datetime placeholder for --output. Datetime uses colens which can't be written to a filename in Windows.
I'm using twitch-dl v2.0.1 and I keep getting an error when trying to download a Twitch VOD.
ffmpeg: error while loading shared libraries: libbz2.so.1.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I was confused what was causing the issue so I directly copied the FFMPEG input twitch-dl provides
ffmpeg -i /tmp/twitch-dl/...
and called it separately.
Apparently, the exclamation point and spaces in the title causes the issue. When removing it, FFMPEG stitches everything and produces a video - great!
Only issue is I am doing this via ssh on a different machine and want to automate it, so if there's a way to change the metadata of the VOD before beginning of the FFMPEG stitching process, I would be grateful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: