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'''I can’t dump files that have spaces in their name, even if I put them in quotation marks.''' | '''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 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 | 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 script from below. | ||
== Wrapper Scripts == | == Wrapper Scripts == | ||
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== Unconfirmed Trouble == | == Unconfirmed Trouble == | ||
These problems have been reported by only one user and may or may not be caused by an actual bug in Avdump2. We’d like to know if you got any input on any of this. | |||
* Donefiles might not work with relative paths, so use an absolute path instead. | * Donefiles might not work with relative paths, so use an absolute path instead. | ||
* Automatically deleting files might not work, files just stay there. Delete them manually instead. | * Automatically deleting files might not work, files just stay there. Delete them manually instead. | ||
* Avdump2 might exit with a return code of | * Avdump2 might exit with a return code of 0 on some errors, so don’t rely on the return code. | ||
* Build 4213 might fail with an OutOfMemory exception on 32 bit Linux. | |||