🐛 FFdecoder: Refactored Process Termination and various important updates. #53
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Brief Description
This pull request includes several significant updates and improvements:
Title: End Support for Python 3.7, Improve Documentation, and Refactor Process Termination
End of Support for Python 3.7 (Fixes [Idea]: End of Support for Python 3.7.x Legacy #48):
Documentation Enhancements (Fixes [Bug]: frame extraction by timestamp operation can be very slow #44):
Input Seeking
andOutput Seeking
, highlighting their pros, cons, and providing usage examples.FFdecoder Process Termination Refactor (Fixes [Question]: while input stream have stop , deffcode will not stop but just hold on #41):
terminate()
instead ofkill()
for a more graceful shutdown.terminate()
method sends the appropriate signal (SIGTERM on Unix, TerminateProcess() on Windows).Requirements / Checklist
Related Issue
#48
#44
#41
Context
These changes collectively aim to modernize the codebase by discontinuing support for outdated Python versions, enhance the documentation for better user understanding, and ensure more reliable and graceful process termination methods.
Types of changes