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Introduction
» Antechinus Animator Professional
» Contact Information
» Troubleshooting
Creating Animations & Videos
» Create Video from Images
» Create GIF Animations from Images
» Use Project Files to Save Work
» Add New Images to Animation
» Change Order of Images in Animations
» Change Size, Speed and Other Properties
» Add Sound to Animations
» Record Sound as WAV or MP3
» Edit Images in Animation
» Editing Options
» Running Software from Command Line
Saving Options
» Change Output of AVI Videos
» Change Output of MPG Videos
» Change Output of GIF Animations
» Change Output of QuickTime Animations
» Change Output of WMV Animations
Extracting...
» Extract Images from Existing AVIs
» Extract Images from Multi-page TIFFs
» Convert TIFF to AVI or MPG
AudioVideo Processor
» AudioVideo Processor
» Running AudioVideo Processor from Command Line
 

Running AudioVideo Processor from Command Line

It is possible to fully control AudioVideo Processor from the command line. You can run the program, do the job, and close down. This is very useful if you use batch files, or if you need to control AudioVideo Processor from your own application.

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To run AudioVideo Processor from the command line you need to:

  1. Fill in the .ini file telling the program what to do, and
  2. Send the .ini file to AudioVideo Processor, for example:
    c:\CPoint\AnimatorPro\AVProcessor.exe c:\MyAnimations\MyIni.ini

For a fully commented example of an .ini file, please see AVProcessorConfig.ini in the Bin sub-folder. It is also represented below for easy reference:

;Use AudioVideo Processor configuration files to automate audio / video processing.
;You do this by supplying a Windows-standard .ini file for repetitive tasks.

;The [IO] section is used for standard Input / Output options
[IO]
;-------------------------------------
;OutputFormat: output file format:
; 1=ac3, Dolby Digital compatible
; 2=mp2, MPEG Audio Layer 2
; 3=mp3, MPEG Audio Layer 3
; 4=ogg, Ogg Vorbis Audio
; 5=wav, Windows Wave Sound
; 6 *Reserved*
; 7 *Reserved*
; 8=avi, Audio Video Interleaved
; 9=flc, Autodesk FLIC
; 10=hav, High Quality Audio Video
; 11=mpg, MPEG
; 12=mpeg, MPEG
; 13=m1v, MPEG m1v
; 14=m2v, MPEG m2v
; 17=bmp, Windows Bitmap
; 18=dib, Device Independent Bitmap
; 19=gif, Graphics Interchange Format
; 20=jpg, Joint Photographic Expert Group
; 21=pcx, ZSoft Paintbrush
; 22=png, Portable Network Graphics
; 23=pnm, Portable Image
; 24=ppm, Portable Image
; 25=ras, Sun Raster Image
; 26=rgb, Silicon Graphics Image
; 27=sgi, Silicon Graphics Image
; 28=sun, Sun Raster Image
; 29=tga, Truevision Targa
; 30=tif, Tagged Image File Format
OutputFormat=8
;-------------------------------------
;Operation: operation to perform:
; 0=Convert
; 1=Combine into one
; 3=Merge
Operation=0
;-------------------------------------
;Autodetect: set this switch to 1 to detect and use settings from input files (best match)
Autodetect=0
;-------------------------------------
;SameAsInputFolder: set this switch to 1 to save the output in the same folder
SameAsInputFolder=1
;-------------------------------------
;Path: for Convert operation, Path specifies the folder to store the converted files (ignored if SameAsInputFolder=1)
;For Combine into one and Merge operation, Path specifies the full path to the file, e.g. c:\Animations\MyFile.avi
Path=c:\Animations\
;-------------------------------------
;ExitOnCompletion: if this switch is set to 1, the program will close after performing the required operation.
;ExitOnCompletion=0
;-------------------------------------
;Preset and Standard replace multiple settings: do not set them if you wish to specify the settings manually
;Possible values:
; 0=MPEG: Video CD
; 1=MPEG: Super Video CD
; 2=MPEG: DVD with AC3-compatible audio
; 3=AVI: XVID codec (reverts to Uncompressed frames if the codec is not installed)
; 4=AVI: DIVX codec (reverts to Uncompressed frames if the codec is not installed)
;Preset=0
;-------------------------------------
;Standard (see also comment for Preset):
; 0=PAL/SECAM: standard used in Europe, Australia and several other countries
; 1=NTSC: standard used in United States, Japan and several other countries
;Standard=0
;-------------------------------------

;The [Files] section lists all the files to process
[Files]
;-------------------------------------
;Total specifies the total number of files, numbered from 0 to total-1
Total=3
0=c:\Animations\Video1.mpg
1=c:\Animations\Video2.mpg
2=c:\Animations\Video3.mpg
;-------------------------------------

;The [Audio] section specifies audio settings
[Audio]
;-------------------------------------
;Format specifies the file format (used if you need to override standard extensions)
;Supported formats:
; 1=TGA
; 2=PCX
; 3=DIB
; 4=GIF
; 5=FLC
; 6=AVI
; 7=HAV
; 8=JPG
; 9=PNG
; 10=TIF
; 11=MPG
; 12=WAV
; 13=SGI
; 14=RAS
; 15=PNM
; 16=BAY
; 17=XPM
; 18=MPA
; 19=OGG
; 20=CVR
; 21=AC3
; 22=MP4
;Format=6
;-------------------------------------
;CodecID: codec used to compress the audio (ignored if the codec is not present).
;Select the codec, save as preset, and use the value saved
;CodecID=1
;-------------------------------------
;TruncateToVideo: if this switch is set to 1, audio will be truncated to the size of the video
TruncateToVideo=1
;-------------------------------------
;SampleRate is the index specifying the audio sample rate. Possible values are:
; 0=Auto
; 1=8KHZ
; 2=11KHZ
; 3=16KHZ
; 4=22KHZ
; 5=24KHZ
; 6=32KHZ
; 7=44KHZ
; 8=48KHZ
SampleRate=7
;-------------------------------------
;Channels is the number of audio channels. Possible values are:
; 0=Auto
; 1=Mono
; 2=Stereo
Channels=2
;-------------------------------------
;Resolution is the index specifying the number of bits per channel. Possible values are:
; 0=Auto
; 1=8 bits
; 2=16 bits
Resolution=2
;-------------------------------------

;The [Video] section specifies video settings
[Video]
;-------------------------------------
;Format specifies the file format (used if you need to override standard extensions)
;Supported formats:
; 1=TGA
; 2=PCX
; 3=DIB
; 4=GIF
; 5=FLC
; 6=AVI
; 7=HAV
; 8=JPG
; 9=PNG
; 10=TIF
; 11=MPG
; 12=WAV
; 13=SGI
; 14=RAS
; 15=PNM
; 16=BAY
; 17=XPM
; 18=MPA
; 19=OGG
; 20=CVR
; 21=AC3
; 22=MP4
Format=6
;-------------------------------------
;CodecID: codec used to compress the audio (ignored if the codec is not present).
;Select the codec, save as preset, and use the value saved
CodecID=1
;-------------------------------------
;FrameRate: video frame rate. Standard values are:
; Auto
; 1
; 10
; 15
; 23.98
; 24
; 25
; 29.97
; 30
; 50
; 59.94
; 60
FrameRate=29.97
;-------------------------------------
;Width and Height specify the size in pixels of the output frame.
Widht=Auto
Height=Auto
;-------------------------------------
;Colors: index specifying the number of colors. Possible values are:
; 0=Auto
; 1=8 bit (256 colors)
; 2=24 bit (millins of colors)
Colors=2
;-------------------------------------
;Dither is an index specifying the type of dithering to use. It only works for 8-bit (256) color formats.
;Possible values:
; 0=Auto
; 1=None
; 2=Standard dithering
; 3=Floyd/Steinberg dithering
Dither=3
;-------------------------------------
;AspectRatio is the index specifying the device pixel aspect ratio. Possible values are:
; 0=Auto
; 1=1:1 square pixeld (VGA)
; 2=4:3 standard TV
; 3=16:9 wide-screen TV
; 4=2.21:1 cinema format
AspectRatio=1
;-------------------------------------
;VideoOnly: if this switch is set to 1, the output will have no audio.
VideoOnly=0

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