When I run (from batch script) a 2-pass ffmpeg conversion job then afterwards always *.log and a *.mbtree file remains.
I guess ffmpeg needs them as intermediate files between the 1st and 2nd pass.
So they are useless after exit of ffmpeg.
How can I tell ffmpeg to AUTOMATICALLY wipe them at the end of the 2nd pass?
Furthermore I wonder if there is (another) log file which show the exact command (with all parameters) of the last executed command.
Is there such a logfile or can I tell ffmpeg to create one?
The *.log file currently created does (for example) NOT show the audiooptions I entered:
... -c:a libmp3lame -b:a 148k ....
Neither the string patterns "148k" nor "libmp3lame" appears in the whole logfile.
Thank you
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How can I tell ffmpeg to AUTOMATICALLY wipe them at the end of the 2nd pass?
about the log: no, clue never really locked into the logging option in ffmpeg, I normally want it to shut up unless there's an error.
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