| 5 | | In x265 codec the message for an invalid parameter is simply "'''''unknown parameter'''''", however in the case of the x264 codec it is clearly labeled as an "error" by the original developers and the message reads "'''''error parsing option'''''", however neither are treated as actual errors by FFMPEG core and are treated as if they were a warning and so the process continues with default param values, which in a real situation may not be practical as the user who is originally trying to define such custom values for these params which have to be manually written, may want to have them customized to his/her precise liking, so the continuation of the encoding/decoding process may not be in any benefit in such cases. |
| 6 | | The user may go AFK or think that everything is okay as the warning may not be seen if the console output is greater because the console window auto-scrolls away from these warnings which usually are at the very beginning. The user may come back later or later realize only to find out the results are not to his liking, and would have to redo the whole process, losing time and effort. |
| | 5 | In x265 codec the message for an invalid parameter is simply "'''''unknown parameter'''''", however in the case of the x264 codec it is clearly labeled as an "error" by the original developers and the message reads "'''''error parsing option'''''", however neither are treated as actual errors by FFMPEG core and are treated as if they were a warning and so the process continues with default param values, which in a real situation may not be practical as the user who is originally trying to define such custom values for these params, which have to be manually written, may want to have them customized to his/her precise liking, so the continuation of the encoding/decoding process may not be in any benefit in such cases. |
| | 6 | The user may go AFK or think that everything is okay, as the warning may not be seen if the console output is greater because the console window auto-scrolls away from these warnings which usually are at the very beginning. The user may only later realize the results are not to his liking, and would have to redo the whole process, losing time and effort. |