Fix: Resolve NameError in utils.py; Refactor: Switch to subprocess calls and update spec file; Docs: Mark packaging complete
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@@ -79,7 +79,7 @@ Based on the "DaVinci Resolve 18 Supported Codec List.pdf" and web search result
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5. **`ffmpeg` Execution:** Use `subprocess.run()` to execute the `ffmpeg` command, capturing stdout/stderr for logging.
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6. **Error Handling:** Add `try-except` blocks for file operations, `subprocess` calls, and `ffprobe` parsing.
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7. **Basic Testing:** Test with a few sample video files (e.g., H.264/AAC MP4) to ensure conversion to DNxHR/PCM MOV works.
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8. **Packaging and Bundling:** Use PyInstaller (or similar) to create standalone executables for target operating systems. This step will involve bundling the Python script, its dependencies, and the `ffmpeg`/`ffprobe` binaries. Note that packaging will be OS-specific (e.g., a Linux executable must be built on Linux).
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8. **Packaging and Bundling:** (Completed) Used PyInstaller to create a standalone executable, bundling `ffmpeg` and `ffprobe` binaries. This involved switching from `ffmpeg-python` to direct `subprocess` calls to resolve bundling issues. The executable is now functional.
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9. **Error Handling for Bundled Tools:** Implement checks to ensure bundled `ffmpeg`/`ffprobe` are accessible and provide clear error messages if not.
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## 6. Directory and File Structure
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