Avoid overriding "pipe" option with "quiet"#538
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It is related to #195 #417
PR #417 has fixed the issue #195 , but overriding pipe_stdout and pipe_stderr options.
There is a situation in my project where the video decoding subprocess need to mute stderr while piping frames via stdout to python process. With the current "quiet" implementation, the pipe_stdout will be muted.
In fact, this is still under testing, but reviews are welcome.
Signed-off-by: ArchieMeng [email protected]