Script should try and catch AtomicParsley return code 2

[shinji257]

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When attempting to use AtomicParsley on a file > 2GB (I'm making a small guess here) it errors with the message.

You must be off your block thinking I'm going to tag a file that is at LEAST 4534752061 bytes long.
AtomicParsley doesn't have full 64-bit support

I'm taking a small guess that it is limited to 32-bit right now and that would end up being right around 2GB. Currently this actually stops script. What's more it just spits out the text ERROR: in red and nothing more. I got the above by running the command directly that came up in the verbose output during debugging.

At this point the script should either catch the return code when the program is run and an attempt to embed fails or flat out limit it in the scripting and not even run it when the step comes up if the file is > 2GB. Either way the thumbnail that has already been downloaded should be left in place in case the user wants to try to embed it via another route.

Update: This seems to be version dependent. I'm on Ubuntu 16.04 and it seems the repository version is rather old. I found a forked repository that seems to be a bit more up to date and it handled the file fine.

With that said catching the return code is still a valid case to try and handle since it will indicate that the user has an older version that can't handle the larger files properly.

Ubuntu 18.04 and higher has 0.9.6 which is what I had built myself. This is what people should be using for proper support.