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Can we remove the need for .bat file to start Premiere? #8
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I did some testing, if I execute the py in a simple console interpreter, Premiere seems to stay open when I kill the script or console. I only have the problem when running the script inside Pycharm, if I stop the script Premiere exits. Maybe Pycharm does some magic to kill processes on python stop? |
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It seems the
.bat
file was introduced to not start Premiere Pro as the child process of the Python process. However, I believe that is also possible from subprocess directly.For example also used here. That code can start applications just fine without it keeping parent connections with the Python process.
Would this be applicable and usable for
pymiere
to start Premiere too?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: