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You have a design issue to resolve.

You are trying to handle Two separate Types in the generic class. This is not a extensible design.

When there will be a new class inheriting from PetCommand created, you will have to change PetCommand handler class to implement interface ICommandHandler. That's basically a bad design.

The command handler class of yours should deal with the Pet, not with a specific type of Pet such as Cat or Dog.

You need to have CommandHandler and PetCommandHandler class as following.

I wrote a short program and then run it through ILSpy.

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The first error usually indicates that there is more than one plugin with the same name.

The second error points to line 15 in your Main.class. The NullPointerException indicates that some object you are using is null.

Be sure that you checked every object you are referencing and make sure they're not null.

ADO, the COM automation wrapper over OLEDB, queries for the OLEDB's ICommandText interface. Instead of complaining the interface is not implemented, it just continues with a NULL command text and crashes.

I supposed all this used to work, but doesn't anymore as for some reason (OLEDB coupled with ADO makes a quite complex technology), the ATL template that supports the command implements the interface but does not answer when queried for.

So to fix the issue, just add an ATL entry to the serviced interfaces for the command object:

I Figured Out That For Some Reason For My Specific Program Nested For Loops Were Being A Bit Buggy Where They Would Just Behave Randomly And Didn't Really Work So I Created A Function And Put My Second For Loop In There And Just Had The First Call The Function, Then It Worked Perfectly!

Maybe Stream can help?

While it is not possible to give you a concrete answer due to lacking details I will say yes, assuming:

• Your ffmpeg command is implemented properly in your code and provides no errors.
• You are outputting to an appropriate output format container for your video and audio formats.
• The vabsolutePath contains only video and aabsolutePath contains only audio. Otherwise use the -map option to manually select streams instead of relying on the default stream selection behavior. Otherwise it may select the wrong streams.

Try this snippet:

This coding style is obsolete, it was current when the C language was invented and before function prototypes were generalised in 1989 (ANSI C). The copyright in the post does date back to 1989. You can still compile this code with most compilers with some compatibility switches such as -std=c89.

The return type and the argument types default to int: in the first fragment, the line int chan,pitch,pressure; is redundant.