Trying to hide the Logger Bar in the console

[Ernesto-Alves67]

Discussed in #2145

^{Originally posted by Ernesto-Alves67 March 28, 2024}

Recently i made a YouTube Downloader, and add GUI to it.

• Using the anaconda enviroment to run and build.
• The problem is when i build the app with pyinstaller.
• I'm using this comand to build

pyinstaller  --hidden-import=PyQt5 --hidden-import=threading --hidden-import=time 
--hidden-import=pytube --hidden-import=moviepy --hidden-import=moviepy.editor --hidden-import=os 
--hidden-import=json --hidden-import=sys --hidden-import=youtubesearchpython --hidden-import=pygame

• I try to change the files AudioClip.py and ffmpeg_audiowriter.py in an attempt to disable the logger bar.
• And that's works only when i running the app using the following comand:

python ytdl_main.py

The app works normaly and do not print the audio writting process.

On the main code I also direct the outputs of the application to itself with:

    def initUI(self):
        self.setWindowIcon(QtGui.QIcon(self.ui.iconspath+'app-64.png'))
        sys.stdout = self

My question is:

Why when I compile with pyinstaller, without '--noconsole' tag to hide the console, I run the .exe, and when writing the audio, it still writes progress to the console?

I have done tests with '--noconcole ' too. But when he goes to write audio he can't finish the process.

Project Link: https://github.com/Ernesto-Alves67/YoutubeDownloader_/tree/main/Gui_version