NAME¶
flvtool2 - a manipulation tool for flash video files
SYNOPSIS¶
flvtool2
  [-ACDPUVaciklnoprstvx]...
[-key:value]...in-path|stdin
[out-path|stdout]
 
DESCRIPTION¶
If out-path is omitted, in-path will be overwritten. In-path can be a single
  file, or a directory. If in-path is a directory, out-path has to be likewise,
  or can be omitted. Directory recursion is controlled by the -r switch. You can
  use stdin and stdout keywords as in- and out-path for piping or redirecting.
 
Chain commands like that: -UP (updates FLV file than prints out meta data)
COMMANDS¶
  - -A
 
  - Adds tags from -t tags-file
 
  - -C
 
  - Cuts file using -i inpoint and -o outpoint
 
  - -D
 
  - Debugs file (writes a lot to stdout)
 
  - -H
 
  - Helpscreen will be shown
 
  - -P
 
  - Prints out meta data to stdout
 
  - -U
 
  - Updates FLV with an onMetaTag event
 
SWITCHES¶
  - -a
 
  - Collapse space between cut regions
 
  - -c
 
  - Compatibility mode calculates some onMetaTag values
      differently
 
  - -key:value
 
  - Key-value-pair for onMetaData tag (overwrites generated
      values)
 
  - -i timestamp
 
  - Inpoint for cut command in miliseconds
 
  - -k
 
  - Keyframe mode slides onCuePoint(navigation) tags added by
      the add command to nearest keyframe position
 
  - -l
 
  - Logs FLV stream reading to stream.log in current
    directory
 
  - -n
 
  - Number of tag to debug
 
  - -o timestamp
 
  - Outpoint for cut command in miliseconds
 
  - -p
 
  - Preserve mode only updates FLVs that have not been
      processed before
 
  - -r
 
  - Recursion for directory processing
 
  - -s
 
  - Simulation mode never writes FLV data to out-path
 
  - -t path
 
  - Tagfile (MetaTags written in XML)
 
  - -v
 
  - Verbose mode
 
  - -x
 
  - XML mode instead of YAML mode
 
SEE ALSO¶
/usr/share/doc/flvtool2/examples/tags.xml
  - http://www.inlet-media.de/flvtool2
 
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AUTHOR¶
flvtool2 was written by Norman Timmler <norman.timmler@inlet-media.de>
This manual page was written by Todd Troxell <ttroxell@debian.org>, for
  the Debian project (but may be used by others).