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    Can I use BAS methods asynchronously?

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    C

    @pirkhezr you can try use cycle, where you checking selectors by [[IS_EXIST]]

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    BAS crashing because of Qt Error

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    @morpheus93 said in BAS crashing because of Qt Error:

    @m4zuper It seemed the crash is triggered by a check for the nuber of items in a resource and a following "success" step if the resource is empty to achieve the "graceful" ending of the single threads of a multithreaded function call.
    Unfortunately this causes some kind of "endless loop" as the very last thread triggers the "success" step again and again (and not as expected only 1 time) until the script crashes or Windows stops the thread.

    It might be that:

    success == error, e.g., throw some exception with success state(?).

    You ignore errors, so success are also ignored(?).

    In any case, it's a very bad pattern to ignore errors in large code blocks.

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    Saving BAS Profiles and Fingerprints on NAS

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    Customizing GUI of BAS Login

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    Video editing - BAS Help Please !

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    Adding text to a video and moving it to another folder can be achieved using various methods. For example, you can try using free online video editors, which offer text overlay features. But as a better solution, I’d recommend checking out https://www.movavi.com/imovie-for-windows/. They offer a range of great app options specifically designed for Windows users, allowing you to add text overlays and export the edited video to your desired folder. It's always good to have multiple options to choose from, so this could be a helpful addition to your video editing toolkit. Good luck with your video editing adventure, and I hope you find a solution that works for you!