squeezing wrote:
> Yes, thats right. But how to use?
> What means "# FT:"?
PLAY AROUND USING LOGGING OF PLAYER.SOURCE SET TO INFO AND SEE WHAT THE
CREATED COMMAND LOOKS LIKE - TRY DIFFERENT CONF SETTINGS. MUST RESTART
FOR CONF FILE CHANGES TO TAKE EFFECT.
Look at the real example in convert.conf and understand them fully.
# F means input comes from a file (i.e. LMS will subsituted $FILE$ for
the file name - the #F" tells LMS the created command line after
substitution will contain a local file name)
# I means input comes from stdin to the trancoder command (stdin from
LMS processing source as a byte stream i.e. LMS will substitute "-" for
$FILE$ in the command line and also provide the data)
# R means input comes from remote (i.e. LMS will substitute $URL$
possibly $FILE$ for the remote URL)
So the capabilities tell LMS, the command created after subsitution will
be valid & work (i.e. a viable transcoding). The options tell LMS what
to substitute to build the appropriate command.
For example,
faad can process input file or stdin but not remote URL so anyt faad
command cannot have a "R"
so faad can be used to play MP4 files but not
The #T means a byte offset so the command created after substitution
will be able to skip to start time/byte. This usually means one of the
follow have to be in the command line.
Code:
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# %o - stream start byte offset
#
# %S - stream samples start offset (not yet implemented)
# %s - stream seconds start offset
# %t - stream time (m:ss) start offset
# %U - stream samples end offset (not yet implemented)
# %u - stream seconds end offset
# %v - stream time (m:ss) end offset
# %w - stream seconds duration
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