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Does Being a subprocess hold back the completion of the process killing? If so how should something like this be handled?' QTCF.dll' is a dll of Quicktime's installation, not of Cinema or the qtguiagent (and neither of them loads this dll directly). Chances are that your restart mechanism (or the libs/shells involved with it) fiddles with the start path or the environment of Windows in a way that QuickTime can't find its own dlls. I think that 's the direction you should have a look at.Best regards,WilfriedShawnFrueh. Originally posted by spedlerIf you start and stop processes like that, you may run into problems. Take a look in task manager after you run this script a few times, there's a good chance you have multiple instances of qtguiagent.exe running.
That could be the cause of the problem.I really wouldn't force a process to halt in that way - better to find a way to make Cinema shut down correctly.No that doesn't matter. Each instance of Cinema starts its own qtguiagent (it 's necessary due to the single-threaded nature of QT). If the Cinema process is killed without properly ending the qtguiagent, this qtguiagent will wait for pipe input without ever getting data but it won't conflict with newer instances of Cinema or other qtguiagents (so nothing to worry about).Best regards,Wilfriedwbeh. Originally posted by wbehNo that doesn't matter. Each instance of Cinema starts its own qtguiagent (it 's necessary due to the single-threaded nature of QT).
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If the Cinema process is killed without properly ending the qtguiagent, this qtguiagent will wait for pipe input without ever getting data but it won't conflict with newer instances of Cinema or other qtguiagents (so nothing to worry about).Best regards,WilfriedThanks Wilfried, I always wondered about that. Good to know that it isn't causing a problem.SteveShawnFrueh.