Ben Lancaster wrote:
> sh: line 1: 11732 Illegal instruction execflow -n 0 transcode -H
> 10 -a 0 -x vob,null -i /Media/Movies/Misc/Rips/MOVIENAME/vob/001/ -w
> 1208,50 -b 256,0,2 -s 1.143 --a52_drc_off -f 25 -Y 48,4,48,4 -B
> 22,1,8 -R 1 -y xvid4,null -o /dev/null --print_status 20
>
> Any idea where the problem lies? Looks like a transcode thing to me...
Yep. The "illegal instruction" message seems to be thrown from
transcode. Probably an issue with your amd64 platform, maybe the xvid
encoder is responsible. You could try a different codec (e.g.
ffmpeg/mpeg4) to check whether transcode core or just the xvid encoder
module is broken here.
@Triffid: execflow is a simple Perl program, which wraps external
command execution (it's part of the Event::ExecFlow package). So an
"illegal instruction" from execflow is very unlikely (really difficult
to accomplish that for a pure Perl program ;)
Regards,
Joern
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