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Find out why the Windows version doesn't like pipes
A task that is likely to require more research than coding. The fix is probably simple, but finding what's going on is a different matter.
The bug report says:
-stdin option returns almost immediately after the first few bytes of data.
That option is used to have CCExtractor read the input from stdin instead of file, like this:
type video.ts | ccextractorwin.exe -stdin -in=ts -out=srt -o video.srt
That should work fine, and produce a file called video.srt with the subtitles for the file "video.ts". But in Windows, it terminates after reading just a few bytes. Why?
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Evgeny Shulgin