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I don’t know why Ffmpeg works but it gives an error. How can you see in this code my ffmpeg is started and begins to merge the media file. Media file his merge but he gives an error I don’t know why it happens.

I don’t know why Ffmpeg works but it gives an error. How can you see in this code my ffmpeg is started and begins to merge the media file. Media file his merge but he gives an error I don’t know why it happens.

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i want to run a migration using :

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