[Options] <Sourcefile 1>...[<Sourcefile x>]
comment:
CL loads all GUI components without showing them (except [-g]).
Input via CL-I is used as 1 job.
no options
starts the GUI
an existing ini-file in the current working directory is read and
overwritten on close.
options:
-c <ini_file>
if a different ini-file is given it must be provided with the full path
to load correctly. this option overwrites all standard settings.
not all settings must be given, missing settings are set to the
standard.
all options for the GUI including the post-commands are directly
controllable via the ini-file, except the user variables like
[-n,p,i]/Sourcefile.
-dvx1
sets the 1st option for createing a .d2v projectfile
-dvx2
sets the 2nd option for createing a .d2v projectfile
sets the options for appending a RIFF Wave Header for AC3 files
-dvx3
sets the 3rd option for createing a .d2v projectfile
sets the options for appending a RIFF Wave Header for MPEG audio files
-dvx4
sets the 4th option for createing a .d2v projectfile
sets the options for appending a RIFF Wave Header for AC3 files
sets the options for appending a RIFF Wave Header for MPEG audio files
these options can't be used together!
the next options are independant but must be given after the first
options (if used) or directly after the programname.
-o <outputpath>
overwrites the current settings for the <outputpath>, this must
be a full path.
-n <filename>
forces this <filename> as a basename for all output files
(without path).
(option not available for the GUI)
-p <cut-file>
the given <cut-file> has to be provided with the full path and.
it contains the cut-points (text, lineoriented).
parsing is done based on the current cut-mode ->
ini-file,
std = bytepos. cut
-i <token1,token2,..>
provides (P)IDs for selected editing,
several separated by comma. These are then used exclusively.
-l
creates a standard logfile
-g
starts the GUI with all given parameters instead of starting the job at
the command line.
changes in the GUI settings and are not written to the ini-file.
<sourcefile 1..x>
the sourcefiles inlcuding the full path for this job must be provided
at the end of the command line in the correct order.
To create a special ini-file, run the GUI, set all options accordingly, exit the GUI and save the ini-file under a different name.