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Clarified one of the Mono problems
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Avdump2 doesn’t reset the console properly when you abort it or when it runs into a Mono-specific error. You can restore the cursor with <tt>setterm -cursor on</tt> and a simple <tt>echo</tt> if you write a wrapper for that. See examples below. | Avdump2 doesn’t reset the console properly when you abort it or when it runs into a Mono-specific error. You can restore the cursor with <tt>setterm -cursor on</tt> and a simple <tt>echo</tt> if you write a wrapper for that. See examples below. | ||
'''I can’t dump files that have spaces in their name.''' | '''I can’t dump files that have spaces in their name, even if I put them in quotation marks.''' | ||
This has been observed with Mono 2.4 but not with Mono 2.8. If it applies to you, you can add additional quotation marks to the parameters because Avdump2 can do its own | This has been observed with Mono 2.4 but not with Mono 2.8. If it applies to you, you can add additional quotation marks to the parameters because Avdump2 can do its own quotation handling: <tt>Avdump2CL.exe -0 "\"file with spaces.mkv\""</tt> As you can’t use standard shell expansions like <tt>*.mkv</tt> with that, you’d better use the appropriate wrapper sript from below. | ||
== Wrapper Scripts == | == Wrapper Scripts == | ||