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Automatically continue the queue after an error #1231
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When you process the jobs list and an error occurs, there will be an error message for ~1min, then StaxRip moves on. |
ok, I will try and report. |
I have deliberately introduced a syntax error in AVS+ script, i.e.
instead of
It gives me the error and it stays there indefinitely. The very same thing happens misleading the dgi file for DGSource:
instead of
It shows and stays there forever too. If you plan to fix it, please allow an adjustable number of seconds before going on with the next job. |
What was the original source file? Was it an |
Usually I drop the AVS file in the File batch queue. For wrong syntax:
For not found DGI
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Hard to reproduce it as I might need other source files, but can you try this to see if that works or at least changes anything? |
.112 is even worse. With syntax error: That staying there indefinitely. If you close that manually, the next window is and if you close it, StaxRip quits. Anyway, the steps to reproduce the issue of not jumping to the next job are really easy:
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Ok, great, at least I think I know what's causing it. Thanks, I will try to find a source file for that to reproduce it. |
Any source will fit, enough that it can be indexed by DGIndexNV. |
You could try this one: It's basically the regular build without the error message. Not a great solution, but a workaround for your batch-must-wait problem. |
It skips the error message but the queue doesn't continue, it simply stops. Perhaps you need to take your time and create a nice error window with timeout. After the timeout expires, Staxrip continues the queue if not interrupted. |
Damn, forgot another aspect. 🙄 So it's even harder to solve as this part is used by many functions at different stages. To find a handling for multiple purposes will take a bit of time, so probably not for the next release.... |
Every effort is appreciated, thank you! |
Finally found a good way to solve it. |
Is there a way to make StaxRip continue a queue after it has encountered a script or missing file error?
Now, it prompts a error message that needs to be acknowledged but if it happens when the PC is unattended, I lose a lot of hours of encoding.
Is there a setting or can you add it to continue the queue despite the error?
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