ehendrix23

Thx for the analysis. Can you run it with `--loglevel DEBUG` so I can see the debug entries to determine what it is doing. On my end running with DIAMOND...

OK, even more weird right now. I just tried it with same settings as yours (except for --font) and no issues. After you run it, can you execute ```echo $rc```...

Please re-open new issue if assistance is further required.

Apologies, can you do, that should be it to get the return code on windows. ```echo %errorlevel%```

Sorry, hadn’t had time yet. That return code is weird, my code definitely does not return that. I’ll have to look more in the code and see to add lines...

Looks like for ubuntu that font is located in package fonts-freefont-ttf ``` sudo apt update sudo apt install fonts-freefont-ttf ```

For now as a work-around, add another option after scale. For example: ```tesla_dashcam.exe --scale 1 --loglevel INFO "D:\teslacam\SavedClips\2021-12-14_16-25-13"``` Looks like it is interpreting the path as another option for scale....

Not 100% understanding the ask yet. But definitely wanna see as one of my potential ideas now was that this could be run on the Raspberry. So my plan is...

--skip_existing will not re-process event folders for which an event file already exist. For example, you run it and it processes 4 event folders resulting in 4 event files. Now...

I like it. I would probably have it so it can be done on each camera individually. I am currently working on being able to exclude one or more cameras...