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cclive -c -f $FORMAT -O "$DEST" $ADDRS 2> /tmp/tart."$FID" &
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cclive -c -f $FORMAT -O "$DEST" $ADDRS > /tmp/tart."$FID" &
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cclive -c -f $FORMAT -O "$DEST" $ADDRS 2> /tmp/tart."$FID" &
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cclive -c -f $FORMAT -O "$DEST" $ADDRS > /tmp/tart."$FID" &
some kb's might be the docs, license,... i try to act a little more correctly in terms of FOSS...mikeb wrote:The size is growing exponentially too.
I think he's sticking with how cclive outputs data so that makes life easier. The view option was intended for machines that cannot keep up with adobe's test machinesjust tested your gui with 0.5.7 with 2 youtube-vids, worked well, the view-option is neat
shit, i'm not allowed to use this...mikeb wrote:The view option was intended for machines that cannot keep up with adobe's test machines
cclive installs to /usr/bin.Eathray wrote:I tried installing two of the versions, I have pup 4.2.5. Neither seems to work and I can't find any place where they have installed to.
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aragon wrote:cclive installs to /usr/bin.Eathray wrote:I tried installing two of the versions, I have pup 4.2.5. Neither seems to work and I can't find any place where they have installed to.
eathray
you could allways test for the path of apps (if you know the name...) withCode: Select all
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to help you more, please post which version of what (cclive, pcclive, ...) you've installed and how you tried to run it.
by the way, what is puppy 4.25?
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