Add --input-list option to read input files from a text file#292
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I think that's a reasonable feature. Could you please add a test for the functionality? |
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| def test_input_list(self, tmp_path): |
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This is now released as v1.33.0! |
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Why
Windows has trouble with long input commands and prefers you pass long lists of things via files. This allows you to pass very large inputs to ffmpeg-normalize.
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