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From: "Daniel Wamara" <daolwin@hotmail.com>
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Subject: Commons Exec not producing the same result as the command line
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 2010 00:07:20 +0200
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Good evening all,=20

I am trying to call ffmpeg via the command exec in order to transcode =
some files and the strange thing happening is that the files produced =
are not the same as the one I can create when calling the same command =
via the command line.

This is how I am calling fmpeg and I get a file with a particular codec =
in it (strangely not the right one) although launching in the command =
line exactly what I have in the sb.toString() which is the command to be =
executed, the file created has a correct codec. So to say, the same =
command started via Exec and the one started via the command line have =
not the same result. Anyone has an idea?

Thanks.
Daniel Wamara

StringBuilder sb =3D new StringBuilder("/home/ect/scripts/transcoding.sh =
");

sb.append(" " + source.getAbsolutePath());

sb.append(" " + attributes.getCodec());

sb.append(" " + =
String.valueOf(attributes.getSamplingRate().intValue()));

sb.append(" " + target.getAbsolutePath());


logDebug("command --> " + sb.toString());


CommandLine commandLine =3D CommandLine.parse(sb.toString());

DefaultExecutor executor =3D new DefaultExecutor();

executor.execute(commandLine);

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