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When attempting to use the --watch feature on a directory, it processes all files in the directory as intended but doesn't wait for new files to appear in the directory to continue processing. It's as if the --watch flag is being ignored or was removed from the script?
The syntax used in this case was:
h265ize -d h265 -v -m medium -q 24 --normalize-level 0 --debug --10bit --watch
This is how the use of the flag is indicated in the readme.
When attempting to use the --watch feature on a directory, it processes all files in the directory as intended but doesn't wait for new files to appear in the directory to continue processing. It's as if the --watch flag is being ignored or was removed from the script?
The syntax used in this case was:
h265ize -d h265 -v -m medium -q 24 --normalize-level 0 --debug --10bit --watch
This is how the use of the flag is indicated in the readme.
Ubunto 16.04 LTS
Kernel: 4.4.0-187-generic
h265ize 0.4.3-r2
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