–Cmd
chanNum [Value]
Where
Cmd is a single letter (Case
Insensitive) command, this field must always be supplied;
chanNum is the numerical channel number(0 for 1st
channel), this field must always be supplied;
Value
is the value needed for Cmd, this is an optional field depending on Cmd’s content.
Currently supported Command-line-parameters
are:
-r chanNum: start recording on channel “chanNum”.
-s chanNum:
start streaming on channel “chanNum”.
-f chanNum
filename: use filename
as recording file name for “chanNum”,
note if
filename contains
spaces the entire string must be double-quoted.
-p chanNum pathname: use pathname
as recording path name for “chanNum”,
note if
pathname contains spaces the entire string must be double-quoted.
-t chanNum
timerVal: use numerical value timerVal as recording timer (in Minutes) for “chanNum”.
-n
NoCodec: Setting 1’s in any of the
lowest 16 binary bits in numerical value “NoCodec”
indicates
that channel will not
initialize its MPEG Codec IC(therefore cannot encode/decode).
-d:
start the program with default values for
all parameters
(see
next section on default parameter values), ignoring the MPEGIO2.ini
file.
-v OnOff:
start the program with Video Preview Window On (OnOff=1)
or Off
(OnOff=0).
-u:
start the program in Full Screen mode.
-m:
start the program in minimized mode.
-k:
start the program muting PC speakers
for all channels’ audio preview.
-g:
TVSignal: TVSignal must be 1 (NTSC) or 2 (PAL),
indicating the default TV Signal Type used
when
no signal is available at all input sources used by any Sub Window for a
channel.
If -g
is not supplied and no signal is available at all input sources used by any Sub
Window for a channel, the Windows’ Regional/Country/Language setup (in
Windows’ Control Panel) will decide if NTSC or PAL is used as the default TV
Signal Type: USA, Japan, Canada etc. country setting will use NTSC, Australia,
UK, etc. will use PAL.
MPEGIO2.exe
–r 0 –f
0 record0.mpg --- start recording on channel 0 to file record0.mpg
MPEGIO2.exe
–s 0 –d --- start streaming on
channel 0, do not read MPEGIO2.ini
file at start
MPEGIO2.exe
–r 0 –r 1 –s 0 –s 1 ---
start recording and streaming on channel 0 and channel 1
MPEGIO2.exe
–r 0 –p
0 C:\\chan0
-f 0 rec.mpg --- record on
channel 0 to file c:\chan0\rec.mpg
MPEGIO2.exe
–n 9 --- Disable MPEG Codec at Channel 0 and 3 so these 2 channels cannot
encode/decode