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Originally Posted by svnpenn
I only see two things that could be causing this
1. You said the video is killed 2 seconds after restarted, each time. This should not be. The script should kill the video after 2 seconds the first time. Video should be killed after 3 seconds the second time, and so on.
2. The order of commands is this
- Wait for video start
- After video starts, wait 2 or more seconds before "dump start"
- After dump start, wait 1 second before "search start"
It is possible that "search start" is starting too soon. However I am not going to change that code until I confirm what I wrote in number 1, because if you are getting only 2 second delay each time after starting video, then either the code is wrong or something is wrong with your computer.
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You're right, I was not clear with my explanation. The first time, the video crashes after 2 seconds. But if I reload and wait, the amount of time it takes before the video crashes increases by about 1 second, as you described, and the time continues to increase by about 1 second after each subsequent attempt.