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I like how ffmpeg protects previous output insofar as it prompts to overwrite, but gives you the option of passing -n to not overwrite (very helpful in scripts!) or -y to overwrite.
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I mean, at the end of the day, you definitely do not want to over write someoneone's openai tts product they paid for!
since I'm using that wrapper anyway, i could work with something that just forced it to skip overwriting existing files (i.e., ffmpeg -n), I can just put that in the python3 call in the short term.
I like how ffmpeg protects previous output insofar as it prompts to overwrite, but gives you the option of passing -n to not overwrite (very helpful in scripts!) or -y to overwrite.
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