ffmpeg persistent after stream stops about multistreamer

[jprjr]

How long do they persist, and what streaming software are you using? On my install, ffmpeg always quits immediately

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On March 21, 2018 6:54:30 PM EDT, k1ck3r ***@***.***> wrote: Hey JR, unfortunately i'm facing the issue with persistent ffmpeg processes, even when the stream is stopped. using "Stop pushing" also can't terminate the processes running. tried both ways - with "require preview" switched on and off - again same results. tomorrow will try again 2 fresh installations but on both ubuntu/centos result is the same. -- You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: #51

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[k1ck3r]

at the moment, over 9 hours (https://gyazo.com/ad6cad859376efd57bae1e24bfc7a77c) using Xsplit

if you think this could be problem, will try OBS and report back. also something to note, i'm using compiled ffmpeg instead of one from repos. will try different version as well.

[k1ck3r]

it seems the issue is from ffmpeg, changing the version (recompiling) solve it. you can close that issue, but had to report that the twitch module is again broken at some point, because it needs to re-authenticate, and multistreamer drops the connection with error code 400 - no id specified.

[jprjr]

Testing a fix for Twitch now.

Basically, my token-refreshing code had a bug for the older, never-expiring tokens. So I fixed that bug, but broke the token-refreshing code. So I've reworked my fix for the older tokens.

Just waiting on my token to expire right now to see that it refreshes properly.

[k1ck3r]

thanks for noticing this. will wait for your confirmation before building the new version

[jprjr]

Hey hey, just pushed up 11.4.2 with the fixed token refreshing. Docker images are building now

pinging @pogzie - you shouldn't have to refresh any tokens anymore, it should just automatically happen