Add timeout documentation
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Process Timeout
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PHP-FFMpeg runs ffmpeg commands to processs your medias. A default timeout of
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60 seconds is set, but you can override this by passing a second argument load :
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.. code-block:: php
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<?php
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$ffmpeg = FFMpeg::load($logger, 500);
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// 500
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echo $ffmpeg->getTimeOut();
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You can also set and get the timeout with the appropriate getter and setter :
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.. code-block:: php
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<?php
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$ffmpeg->setTimeout(200);
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// 200
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echo $ffmpeg->getTimeOut();
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.. note::
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To disable timeout, set its value to 0.
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Recipes
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Recipes
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