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OpenCL video processing may hang on a Linux system equipped with Nvidia GPU, which may be caused by NVIDIA OpenCL driver, Please use CUDA instead or specify the number of threads to be used as 2.
In some videos, the audio and picture may not be synchronized after processing, which is generally due to the variable frame rate of the original video. You can try to manually specify the output video frame rate or use VapourSynth and AviSynth to process such videos, see #27.
If GPU acceleration is enabled for video processing, there's a chance that the software may crash, I only replicated the issues on some AMD GPUs, if you get this issue too, please provide your GPU model and driver version. I've completely completely refactored the multithread logic and thread-pool, but it was useless, so I believe that's not an issue which is because of multithread.
By more testing, this is caused by the OpenCL SDK which is provided by AMD, switch to the one from Intel solved this. (ノ`Д)ノ
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