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Ok, so I see you're running as service now. Does the service account have access the files on the share? Normally, if you just use the default local service user, it don't have access to UNC paths or the mapped S:. Please stop the service and enable as application again with your own user to see if ...

Maybe you can just zip the whole \Processors\db folder and post it, so that we can take a look at the complete set of config and logs? I guess it's not very big.

-steinar

Well. hopfully you will soon see an error when the filter is trying to apply normalizing to a non decoded source.

-steinar

Hi seePyou, My eyes might fool me but it looks like a semi colon instead of a colon: S;\ as opposed to S:\ . Can you please confirm? Other wise it looks like a clean installation without and previous settings standing in your way. In that case the monitor should pick up the files. But your workflow ...

Guys, FFAStrans auto pausing (in the middle of processing) is turned off by defalut so for "regular" users it's not enabled. Lugi, we never like stuck jobs but unfortunately we see it from time to time. And depending on your workflow, it's not trivial to pinpoint the cause. So the best you...

Hi artjuice,

Well, first I nees a description of the bug. Then the job log of a job that has the problem.

-steinar

Hi len23,

I can confirm that VMAF speedup will be featured in FFAStrans 1.4.1. Thanks for pointing out!

-steinar

Hi, artjuice

I think I've tracked down the root cause why you files was not picked up. The logs helped! Can you please try this new def_runner.a3x attached?
I'm also keen to know what the audio extraction bug is, if you have some more insight on that

Thanks for reporting bugs!

-steinar

Hi baev12,

Sorry about the delayed reply. I've recognized the bug and it is fixed for the upcoming 1.4.0.6 release.

-steinar

Hi dries, sorry about the late reply. Could you please send your workflow and maybe some log for the job? If the process is indeed started by ffastrans it should have been killed by force. But I have seen cases where some process is impossible to kill. We're using the Windows API for such operations...