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Why does ffmpeg always return code 0?
I'm trying to truncate a source file if transcoding succeds and I just fucking can't
here's the command
ffmpeg -n -i .\sample.webm -vcodec copy -acodec copy sample.mkv
-n causes it to printthat it errors in an eyesearing red if it finds that the output file already exists
and yet when I do
ffmpeg -n -i .\sample.webm -vcodec copy -acodec copy sample.mkv; if ($?) { echo blahbla }
it always echoes
hate this shit