/script_1.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory about ffmpeg-video-slideshow-scripts HOT 3 CLOSED

Hi Taner,

I run file jar in Windows and run sh file in linux docker box. I figure out how your script got issue. The generated script has End of Line characters include CR and LF.

So I use notepad++ to replace CR LF with LF

After that I can run the script.

And sometimes I see script including null\ffmpeg or null\ffprobe

Would you please have a minor update for your program. Thanks.

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Hi, thanks for reporting this. I see two issues in your posts.

The first one is about line separator characters. As far as I understand, you have that issue because you are generating the script on Windows but running it on Linux. What happens internally is: application sees that you're running the jar on Windows and generates the script using the line separator characters of it, which are \r\n. And when you run the script on Linux, bash complains because Linux expects to see only \n (\n is the line separator character used by Unix/Linux). I'm not sure how I can prevent this. Application doesn't know where you plan to run the script.

The second issue is about ffmpeg path used in the scripts. Preferences of VSSG allows you to configure where ffmpeg is. By default ffmpeg is used from the system path. VSSG generate the scripts by using ffmpeg only. If you choose to use ffmpeg from another directory you need to select that directory. In that case, scripts will use <directory name>/ffmpeg in the scripts to run ffmpeg. I think, in your case that directory is empty. I assume you wanted to use ffmpeg from another directory but didn't specify it. I can put a warning in the app but it won't solve the problem. It is a configuration error.

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Thanks for quick response.

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