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Re: Intercepting console in an app

Subject: Re: Intercepting console in an app
From: Greg Guerin <email@hidden>
Date: Wed, 8 Jul 2009 08:55:27 -0700

Angelo Chen wrote:

I use NSTask to run a command line program(ffmpeg in this case), NSPipe can't get the output from the program, but I can see those messages from the Console during runtime, is there a way to grab the Console output from a running cocoa app? Thanks,

Run the ffmpeg command in Terminal, and redirect stdout to a file. If the output appears in the file, then a pipe should be able to capture the output in NSTask. If not, then ffmpeg is explicitly opening and writing to the console device (probably /dev/console). You'd need source to fix that.

Also remember to run ffmpeg twice, once with redirected stdout, and again with redirected stderr.

  -- GG
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