Usage - FLVEx

FLVEx Usage

Example

BrokenEvent.FLVEx.exe %inFile [outFile] [-filter] [-fix] [-fixMeta] [-noMeta] [-preserve] [- from %0] [-to %1]

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inFile - Input FLV file.

outFile - Output filename. Will overwrite input file if omitted. Optional.

-filter, -f- Filters packets which are not required for video playback. Optional.

-fix - Fixes video timestamps. This will fix video duration for broken files. Optional.

-fixMeta, -meta - Fixes/adds metadata to the file. Optional.

-noMeta - Removes metadata from file. Not compatible with fixMeta. Optional.

-preserve - Preserves last file changes date of the file on overwrite. Optional.

-from - Time of start of cut region, in seconds. Optional.

-to - Time of end of cut region, in seconds. Optional.

FLVEx.Batch Usage:

Example

BrokenEvent.FLVEx.Batch.exe %inDir [-ext .flv] [-recurse] [%outDir] [-filter] [-fixTime]
[-fixMeta] [-noMeta] [-preserve] [-parallel] [-wait] [-ignore] [-memCache]

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inDir - Input search directory.

-ext - Files extension. Default is ".flv" Optional.

-recurse, -r - Enables subdirectories scan. Optional.

outDir - Output directory. Will overwrite input files if omitted. Will overwrite files in output directory without prompt. Optional.

-filter, -f - Filters packets which are not required for video playback, including broken packets. Optional.

-fixTime, -fix - Fixes video timestamps. This will fix video duration for broken files. Optional.

-fixMeta, -meta - Fixes/adds metadata to the file. Optional.

-noMeta - Removes metadata from file. Not compatible with fixMeta. Optional.

-preserve - Preserves last file changes date of the file on overwriting. Optional.

-parallel - Enables parallelism. May lead to significant RAM, CPU and I/O us age. Will use 2 * Cores threads. Optional.

-wait - Enables waiting for input on errors. May conflict with parallel processing. Optional.

-ignore - Ignore errors instead of exiting at once. Files with errors will be skipped. Optional.

-memCache, -mem - Loads files into memory to reduce I/O operations. May consume significant amount of RAM, especially when used with -parallel. Optional.