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   -vvv    "Verbose verbose verbose". Verbose output (debug infos can be displayed by selecting "Debug logging" interface under View->Add Interface menu)
 
   -vvv    "Verbose verbose verbose". Verbose output (debug infos can be displayed by selecting "Debug logging" interface under View->Add Interface menu)
  
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Here's the output of ''vlc -H'' of the stable 1.1.10 under Windows. If you are looking for 0.8.6 help, go [[VLC-0-8-6_command-line_help]]. If you are looking for 0.9.x help, go [[VLC-0-9-x_command-line_help]]. If you are looking for 1.0.x help, go [[VLC-1-0-x_command-line_help]]. If you are looking for 1.1.x help, go [[VLC-1-1-x_command-line_help]]
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Here's the output of ''vlc -H'' of the stable 2.0.0 under Windows. If you are looking for 0.8.6 help, go [[VLC-0-8-6_command-line_help]]. If you are looking for 0.9.x help, go [[VLC-0-9-x_command-line_help]]. If you are looking for 1.0.x help, go [[VLC-1-0-x_command-line_help]]. If you are looking for 1.1.x help, go [[VLC-1-1-x_command-line_help]]
  
 
Part 1/2
 
Part 1/2
 
   <nowiki>
 
   <nowiki>
 
Usage: vlc [options] [stream] ...
 
Usage: vlc [options] [stream] ...
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You can specify multiple streams on the commandline. They will be enqueued in the playlist.
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You can specify multiple streams on the commandline.
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They will be enqueued in the playlist.
 
The first item specified will be played first.
 
The first item specified will be played first.
  
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Stream MRL syntax:
 
Stream MRL syntax:
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   [[access][/demux]://]URL[@[title][:chapter][-[title][:chapter]]] [:option=value ...]
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   [[access][/demux]://]URL[#[title][:chapter][-[title][:chapter]]]
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  [:option=value ...]
  
 
   Many of the global --options can also be used as MRL specific :options.
 
   Many of the global --options can also be used as MRL specific :options.
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URL syntax:
 
URL syntax:
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   [file://]filename             Plain media file
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   file:///path/file             Plain media file
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   http://ip:port/file           HTTP URL
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   http://host[:port]/file       HTTP URL
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   ftp://ip:port/file             FTP URL
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   ftp://host[:port]/file         FTP URL
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   mms://ip:port/file             MMS URL
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   mms://host[:port]/file         MMS URL
 
   screen://                      Screen capture
 
   screen://                      Screen capture
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   [dvd://][device][@raw_device]  DVD device
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   dvd://[device]                 DVD device
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   [vcd://][device]               VCD device
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   vcd://[device]                 VCD device
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   [cdda://][device]             Audio CD device
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   cdda://[device]               Audio CD device
 
   udp://[[<source address>]@[<bind address>][:<bind port>]]
 
   udp://[[<source address>]@[<bind address>][:<bind port>]]
 
                                 UDP stream sent by a streaming server
 
                                 UDP stream sent by a streaming server
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   vlc://pause:<seconds>          Special item to pause the playlist for a certain time
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   vlc://pause:<seconds>          Pause the playlist for a certain time
 
   vlc://quit                    Special item to quit VLC
 
   vlc://quit                    Special item to quit VLC
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No matching module found. Use --list or --list-verbose to list available modules.
 
No matching module found. Use --list or --list-verbose to list available modules.
  
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  VBI and Teletext decoder
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  Visualizer filter
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       --vbi-page=<integer>      Teletext page
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  General:
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           Open the indicated Teletext page.Default page is index 100
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      --effect-list=<string>    Effects list
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       --vbi-opaque, --no-vbi-opaque
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          A list of visual effect, separated by commas.
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                                 Text is always opaque (default enabled)
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Current effects
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           Setting vbi-opaque to false makes the boxed text transparent.
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          include: dummy, scope, spectrum, spectrometer and vuMeter.
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          (default enabled)
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       --effect-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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       --vbi-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
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                                Video width
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                                 Teletext alignment
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          The width of the effects video window, in pixels.
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           You can enforce the teletext position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
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       --effect-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
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                                Video height
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          values, eg. 6 = top-right).
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           The height of the effects video window, in pixels.
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      --vbi-text, --no-vbi-text  Teletext text subtitles (default disabled)
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  Spectrum analyser:
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           Output teletext subtitles as text instead of as RGBA (default
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       --visual-80-bands, --no-visual-80-bands
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                                 Show 80 bands instead of 20 (default enabled)
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           Show 80 bands instead of 20 (default enabled)
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       --visual-peaks, --no-visual-peaks
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                                 Draw peaks in the analyzer (default enabled)
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           Draw peaks in the analyzer (default enabled)
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  Spectrometer:
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      --spect-show-original, --no-spect-show-original
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                                Enable original graphic spectrum (default
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                                disabled)
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           Enable the "flat" spectrum analyzer in the spectrometer. (default
 
           disabled)
 
           disabled)
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      --spect-show-base, --no-spect-show-base
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                                Draw the base of the bands (default enabled)
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          Draw the base of the bands (default enabled)
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      --spect-radius=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                Base pixel radius
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          Defines radius size in pixels, of base of bands(beginning).
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      --spect-sections=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                Spectral sections
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          Determines how many sections of spectrum will exist.
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      --spect-color=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                V-plane color
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          YUV-Color cube shifting across the V-plane ( 0 - 127 ).
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      --spect-show-bands, --no-spect-show-bands
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                                Draw bands in the spectrometer (default
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                                enabled)
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          Draw bands in the spectrometer (default enabled)
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      --spect-80-bands, --no-spect-80-bands
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                                Show 80 bands instead of 20 (default enabled)
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          Show 80 bands instead of 20 (default enabled)
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      --spect-separ=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                Number of blank pixels between bands.
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          Number of blank pixels between bands.
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      --spect-amp=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                Amplification
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          This is a coefficient that modifies the height of the bands.
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      --spect-show-peaks, --no-spect-show-peaks
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                                Draw peaks in the analyzer (default enabled)
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          Draw peaks in the analyzer (default enabled)
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      --spect-peak-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                Peak extra width
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          Additions or subtractions of pixels on the peak width.
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      --spect-peak-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                Peak height
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          Total pixel height of the peak items.
  
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  YUV video output
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  libprojectM effect
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       --yuv-file=<string>       device, fifo or filename
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       --projectm-preset-path=<string>
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           device, fifo or filename to write yuv frames too.
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                                projectM preset path
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       --yuv-chroma=<string>     Chroma used
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           Path to the projectM preset directory
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          Force use of a specific chroma for output. Default is I420.
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       --projectm-title-font=<string>
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      --yuv-yuv4mpeg2, --no-yuv-yuv4mpeg2
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                                 Title font
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                                 YUV4MPEG2 header (default disabled) (default
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           Font used for the titles
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                                disabled)
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       --projectm-menu-font=<string>
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           The YUV4MPEG2 header is compatible with mplayer yuv video ouput and
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                                 Font menu
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          requires YV12/I420 fourcc. By default vlc writes the fourcc of the
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           Font used for the menus
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          picture frame into the output destination. (default disabled)
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       --projectm-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                Video width
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H.264/MPEG4 AVC encoder (x264)
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           The width of the video window, in pixels.
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       --sout-x264-keyint=<integer>
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       --projectm-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                 Maximum GOP size
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                                 Video height
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           Sets maximum interval between IDR-frames.Larger values save bits,
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           The height of the video window, in pixels.
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          thus improving quality for a given bitrate at the cost of seeking
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       --projectm-meshx=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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          precision.
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                                 Mesh width
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       --sout-x264-min-keyint=<integer>
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           The width of the mesh, in pixels.
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                                Minimum GOP size
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       --projectm-meshy=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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          Sets minimum interval between IDR-frames. In H.264, I-frames do not
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                                 Mesh height
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          necessarily bound a closed GOP because it is allowable for a P-frame
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           The height of the mesh, in pixels.
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           to be predicted from more frames than just the one frame before it
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       --projectm-texture-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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          (also see reference frame option). Therefore, I-frames are not
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                                 Texture size
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          necessarily seekable. IDR-frames restrict subsequent P-frames from
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           The size of the texture, in pixels.
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          referring to any frame prior to the IDR-frame.
 
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If scenecuts appear
 
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          within this interval, they are still encoded as I-frames, but do not
 
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          start a new GOP.
 
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       --sout-x264-scenecut=<integer [-1 .. 100]>
 
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                                 Extra I-frames aggressivity
 
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           Scene-cut detection. Controls how aggressively to insert extra
 
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          I-frames. With small values of scenecut, the codec often has to force
 
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          an I-frame when it would exceed keyint. Good values of scenecut may
 
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          find a better location for the I-frame. Large values use more
 
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          I-frames than necessary, thus wasting bits. -1 disables scene-cut
 
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          detection, so I-frames are inserted only every other keyint frames,
 
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          which probably leads to ugly encoding artifacts. Range 1 to 100.
 
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       --sout-x264-bframes=<integer [0 .. 16]>
 
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                                 B-frames between I and P
 
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           Number of consecutive B-frames between I and P-frames. Range 1 to 16.
 
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       --sout-x264-b-adapt=<integer [0 .. 2]>
 
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                                 Adaptive B-frame decision
 
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           Force the specified number of consecutive B-frames to be used, except
 
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          possibly before an I-frame.Range 0 to 2.
 
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       --sout-x264-b-bias=<integer [-100 .. 100]>
 
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                                 Influence (bias) B-frames usage
 
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           Bias the choice to use B-frames. Positive values cause more B-frames,
 
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          negative values cause less B-frames.
 
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      --sout-x264-bpyramid={none,strict,normal}
 
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                                Keep some B-frames as references
 
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          Allows B-frames to be used as references for predicting other frames.
 
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          Keeps the middle of 2+ consecutive B-frames as a reference, and
 
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          reorders frame appropriately.
 
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- none: Disabled
 
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- strict: Strictly
 
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          hierarchical pyramid
 
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- normal: Non-strict (not Blu-ray compatible)
 
  
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       --sout-x264-cabac, --no-sout-x264-cabac
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Goom effect
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                                 CABAC (default enabled)
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       --goom-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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           CABAC (Context-Adaptive Binary Arithmetic Coding). Slightly slows
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                                 Goom display width
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           down encoding and decoding, but should save 10 to 15% bitrate.
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           This allows you to set the resolution of the Goom display (bigger
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          (default enabled)
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           resolution will be prettier but more CPU intensive).
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       --sout-x264-ref=<integer [1 .. 16]>
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       --goom-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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                                 Number of reference frames
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                                 Goom display height
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           Number of previous frames used as predictors. This is effective in
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           This allows you to set the resolution of the Goom display (bigger
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           Anime, but seems to make little difference in live-action source
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           resolution will be prettier but more CPU intensive).
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          material. Some decoders are unable to deal with large frameref
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       --goom-speed=<integer [1 .. 10]>
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          values. Range 1 to 16.
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                                 Goom animation speed
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       --sout-x264-nf, --no-sout-x264-nf
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           This allows you to set the animation speed (between 1 and 10,
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                                 Skip loop filter (default disabled)
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          defaults to 6).
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           Deactivate the deblocking loop filter (decreases quality). (default
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          disabled)
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YUV video output
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       --sout-x264-deblock=<string>
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       --yuv-file=<string>       device, fifo or filename
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                                Loop filter AlphaC0 and Beta parameters
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           device, fifo or filename to write yuv frames too.
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                                alpha:beta
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       --yuv-chroma=<string>     Chroma used
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           Loop filter AlphaC0 and Beta parameters. Range -6 to 6 for both alpha
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          Force use of a specific chroma for output. Default is I420.
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          and beta parameters. -6 means light filter, 6 means strong.
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       --yuv-yuv4mpeg2, --no-yuv-yuv4mpeg2
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       --sout-x264-psy-rd=<string>
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                                 YUV4MPEG2 header (default disabled) (default
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                                Strength of psychovisual optimization,
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                                disabled)
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                                default is "1.0:0.0"
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          The YUV4MPEG2 header is compatible with mplayer yuv video output and
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          First parameter controls if RD is on (subme>=6) or offsecond
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           requires YV12/I420 fourcc. By default vlc writes the fourcc of the
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          parameter controls if Trellis is used on psychovisual
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           picture frame into the output destination. (default disabled)
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          optimization,default off
+
 
−
       --sout-x264-psy, --no-sout-x264-psy
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Video memory output
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                                 Use Psy-optimizations (default enabled)
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       --vmem-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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          Use all visual optimizations that can worsen both PSNR and SSIM
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                                 Width
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          (default enabled)
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           Video memory buffer width.
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      --sout-x264-level=<string> H.264 level
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       --vmem-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
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           Specify H.264 level (as defined by Annex A of the standard). Levels
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                                 Height
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           are not enforced; it's up to the user to select a level compatible
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           Video memory buffer height.
−
          with the rest of the encoding options. Range 1 to 5.1 (10 to 51 is
+
       --vmem-pitch=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          also allowed).
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                                 Pitch
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       --sout-x264-profile={baseline,main,high}
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           Video memory buffer pitch in bytes.
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                                 H.264 profile
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       --vmem-chroma=<string>     Chroma
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           Specify H.264 profile which limits are enforced overother settings
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          Output chroma for the memory image as a 4-character string, eg.
−
       --sout-x264-interlaced, --no-sout-x264-interlaced
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           "RV32".
−
                                 Interlaced mode (default disabled)
+
 
−
           Pure-interlaced mode. (default disabled)
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Dummy video output
−
       --sout-x264-slices=<integer>
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       --dummy-chroma=<string>   Dummy image chroma format
−
                                 Force number of slices per frame
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          Force the dummy video output to create images using a specific chroma
−
           Force rectangular slices and is overridden by other slicing optinos
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           format instead of trying to improve performances by using the most
−
       --sout-x264-slice-max-size=<integer>
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          efficient one.
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                                Limit the size of each slice in bytes
+
 
−
           Sets a maximum slice size in bytes, Includes NAL overhead in size
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Embedded window video
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       --sout-x264-slice-max-mbs=<integer>
+
       --drawable-hwnd=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Limit the size of each slice in macroblocks
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                                 Window handle (HWND)
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           Sets a maximum number of macroblocks per slice
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           Video will be embedded in this pre-existing window. If zero, a new
−
      --sout-x264-hrd={none,vbr,cbr}
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           window will be created.
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                                HRD-timing information
+
 
−
          HRD-timing information
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DirectX (DirectDraw) video output
−
       --sout-x264-qp=<integer [-1 .. 51]>
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Recommended video output for Windows XP. Incompatible with Vista's Aero interface
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                                 Set QP
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       --directx-hw-yuv, --no-directx-hw-yuv
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           This selects the quantizer to use. Lower values result in better
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                                Use hardware YUV->RGB conversions (default
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           fidelity, but higher bitrates. 26 is a good default value. Range 0
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                                 enabled)
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          (lossless) to 51.
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           Try to use hardware acceleration for YUV->RGB conversions. This
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       --sout-x264-crf=<integer [0 .. 51]>
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          option doesn't have any effect when using overlays. (default enabled)
−
                                Quality-based VBR
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       --directx-use-sysmem, --no-directx-use-sysmem
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          1-pass Quality-based VBR. Range 0 to 51.
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                                Use video buffers in system memory (default
−
      --sout-x264-qpmin=<integer [0 .. 51]>
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                                 disabled)
−
                                 Min QP
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           Create video buffers in system memory instead of video memory. This
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           Minimum quantizer parameter. 15 to 35 seems to be a useful range.
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          isn't recommended as usually using video memory allows benefiting
−
       --sout-x264-qpmax=<integer [0 .. 51]>
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          from more hardware acceleration (like rescaling or YUV->RGB
−
                                 Max QP
+
          conversions). This option doesn't have any effect when using
−
           Maximum quantizer parameter.
+
           overlays. (default disabled)
−
      --sout-x264-qpstep=<integer [0 .. 51]>
+
       --directx-3buffering, --no-directx-3buffering
−
                                Max QP step
+
                                Use triple buffering for overlays (default
−
           Max QP step between frames.
+
                                 enabled)
−
       --sout-x264-ratetol=<float [0.000000 .. 100.000000]>
+
           Try to use triple buffering when using YUV overlays. That results in
−
                                 Average bitrate tolerance
+
          much better video quality (no flickering). (default enabled)
−
           Allowed variance in average bitrate (in kbits/s).
+
       --directx-device={}        Name of desired display device
−
       --sout-x264-vbv-maxrate=<integer>
+
          In a multiple monitor configuration, you can specify the Windows
−
                                Max local bitrate
+
          device name of the display that you want the video window to open on.
−
           Sets a maximum local bitrate (in kbits/s).
+
           For example, "\\.\DISPLAY1" or "\\.\DISPLAY2".
−
       --sout-x264-vbv-bufsize=<integer>
+
 
−
                                 VBV buffer
+
Direct3D video output
−
           Averaging period for the maximum local bitrate (in kbits).
+
Recommended video output for Windows Vista and later versions
−
       --sout-x264-vbv-init=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
+
       --direct3d-hw-blending, --no-direct3d-hw-blending
−
                                 Initial VBV buffer occupancy
+
                                Use hardware blending support (default
−
           Sets the initial buffer occupancy as a fraction of the buffer size.
+
                                 enabled)
−
          Range 0.0 to 1.0.
+
           Try to use hardware acceleration for subtitles/OSD blending. (default
−
       --sout-x264-ipratio=<float [1.000000 .. 2.000000]>
+
          enabled)
−
                                 QP factor between I and P
+
 
−
           QP factor between I and P. Range 1.0 to 2.0.
+
Wall video filter
−
       --sout-x264-pbratio=<float [1.000000 .. 2.000000]>
+
       --wall-cols=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                QP factor between P and B
+
                                 Number of columns
−
           QP factor between P and B. Range 1.0 to 2.0.
+
           Number of horizontal windows in which to split the video.
−
       --sout-x264-chroma-qp-offset=<integer>
+
       --wall-rows=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 QP difference between chroma and luma
+
                                 Number of rows
−
           QP difference between chroma and luma.
+
           Number of vertical windows in which to split the video.
−
       --sout-x264-pass=<integer [0 .. 3]>
+
       --wall-active=<string>     Active windows
−
                                 Multipass ratecontrol
+
           Comma-separated list of active windows, defaults to all
−
           Multipass ratecontrol:
+
       --wall-element-aspect=<string>
−
- 1: First pass, creates stats file
+
                                 Element aspect ratio
−
- 2:
+
           Aspect ratio of the individual displays building the wall.
−
          Last pass, does not overwrite stats file
+
 
−
- 3: Nth pass, overwrites
+
Video transformation filter
−
          stats file
+
Rotate or flip the video
 +
       --transform-type={90,180,270,hflip,vflip}
 +
                                 Transform type
 +
           One of '90', '180', '270', 'hflip' and 'vflip'
  
−
       --sout-x264-qcomp=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
+
Video scaling filter
−
                                 QP curve compression
+
      --swscale-mode={0 (Fast bilinear), 1 (Bilinear), 2 (Bicubic (good quality)), 3 (Experimental), 4 (Nearest neighbour (bad quality)), 5 (Area), 6 (Luma bicubic / chroma bilinear), 7 (Gauss), 8 (SincR), 9 (Lanczos), 10 (Bicubic spline)}
−
           QP curve compression. Range 0.0 (CBR) to 1.0 (QCP).
+
                                Scaling mode
−
       --sout-x264-cplxblur=<float>
+
          Scaling mode to use.
−
                                 Reduce fluctuations in QP
+
 
−
           This reduces the fluctuations in QP before curve compression.
+
Subtitles delay
−
           Temporally blurs complexity.
+
Change subtitles delay
−
       --sout-x264-qblur=<float> Reduce fluctuations in QP
+
       --subsdelay-mode={0 (Absolute delay), 1 (Relative to source delay), 2 (Relative to source content)}
−
           This reduces the fluctations in QP after curve compression.
+
                                Delay calculation mode
−
           Temporally blurs quants.
+
          Absolute delay - add absolute delay to each subtitle. Relative to
−
       --sout-x264-aq-mode=<integer [0 .. 2]>
+
          source delay - multiply subtitle delay. Relative to source content -
−
                                 How AQ distributes bits
+
          determine subtitle delay from its content (text).
−
           Defines bitdistribution mode for AQ, default 1
+
      --subsdelay-factor=<float [0.000000 .. 20.000000]>
−
- 0: Disabled
+
                                 Calculation factor
−
- 1:
+
           Calculation factor. In Absolute delay mode the factor represents
−
           Current x264 default mode
+
          seconds.
−
- 2: uses log(var)^2 instead of log(var)
+
      --subsdelay-overlap=<integer [1 .. 4]>
−
           and attempts to adapt strength per frame
+
                                Maximum overlapping subtitles
−
       --sout-x264-aq-strength=<float>
+
          Maximum number of subtitles allowed at the same time.
−
                                 Strength of AQ
+
       --subsdelay-min-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Strength to reduce blocking and blurring in flat
+
                                 Minimum alpha value
−
and textured areas,
+
           Alpha value of the earliest subtitle, where 0 is fully transparent
−
           default 1.0 recommented to be between 0..2
+
           and 255 is fully opaque.
−
  - 0.5: weak AQ
+
  Overlap fix:
−
  - 1.5:
+
       --subsdelay-min-stops=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          strong AQ
+
                                Interval between two disappearances
−
       --sout-x264-partitions={none,fast,normal,slow,all}
+
           Minimum time (in milliseconds) that subtitle should stay after its
−
                                 Partitions to consider
+
          predecessor has disappeared (subtitle delay will be extended to meet
−
           Partitions to consider in analyse mode:
+
           this requirement).
−
- none  :
+
       --subsdelay-min-start-stop=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
- fast  : i4x4
+
                                 Interval between appearance and disappearance
 +
           Minimum time (in milliseconds) that subtitle should stay after newer
 +
           subtitle has appeared (earlier subtitle delay will be shortened to
 +
           avoid the overlap).
 +
       --subsdelay-min-stop-start=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Interval between disappearance and appearance
 +
           Minimum time (in milliseconds) between subtitle disappearance and
 +
           newer subtitle appearance (earlier subtitle delay will be extended to
 +
          fill the gap).
 +
 
 +
  Sharpen video filter
 +
  Augment contrast between contours.
 +
       --sharpen-sigma=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
 +
                                 Sharpen strength (0-2)
 +
           Set the Sharpen strength, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 0.05.
  
−
          - normal: i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8)
+
  Sepia video filter
−
- slow : i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8),b8x8
+
  Gives video a warmer tone by applying sepia effect
−
  - all 
+
       --sepia-intensity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
          : i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8),b8x8,p4x4
+
                                 Sepia intensity
−
(p4x4 requires p8x8. i8x8 requires
+
           Intensity of sepia effect
−
          8x8dct).
 
−
      --sout-x264-direct={none,spatial,temporal,auto}
 
−
                                Direct MV prediction mode
 
−
          Direct MV prediction mode.
 
−
       --sout-x264-direct-8x8=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
 
−
                                 Direct prediction size
 
−
          Direct prediction size:  -  0: 4x4
 
−
-  1: 8x8
 
−
- -1: smallest
 
−
           possible according to level
 
  
−
       --sout-x264-weightb, --no-sout-x264-weightb
+
Scene video filter
−
                                 Weighted prediction for B-frames (default
+
Send your video to picture files
−
                                 enabled)
+
      --scene-format=<string>    Image format
−
           Weighted prediction for B-frames. (default enabled)
+
          Format of the output images (png, jpeg, ...).
−
       --sout-x264-weightp=<integer [0 .. 2]>
+
      --scene-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Weighted prediction for P-frames
+
                                Image width
−
          Weighted prediction for P-frames:  - 0: Disabled
+
          You can enforce the image width. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
−
- 1: Blind offset
+
          the video characteristics.
 +
       --scene-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Image height
 +
          You can enforce the image height. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
 +
          the video characteristics.
 +
      --scene-prefix=<string>    Filename prefix
 +
          Prefix of the output images filenames. Output filenames will have the
 +
          "prefixNUMBER.format" form if replace is not true.
 +
      --scene-path=<string>      Directory path prefix
 +
          Directory path where images files should be saved.If not set, then
 +
          images will be automatically saved in users homedir.
 +
      --scene-replace, --no-scene-replace
 +
                                 Always write to the same file (default
 +
                                 disabled)
 +
           Always write to the same file instead of creating one file per image.
 +
          In this case, the number is not appended to the filename. (default
 +
          disabled)
 +
       --scene-ratio=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Recording ratio
 +
          Ratio of images to record. 3 means that one image out of three is
 +
          recorded.
  
−
           - 2: Smart analysis
+
RSS and Atom feed display
 +
Display a RSS or ATOM Feed on your video
 +
      --rss-urls=<string>        Feed URLs
 +
          RSS/Atom feed '|' (pipe) separated URLs.
 +
  Position:
 +
      --rss-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                X offset
 +
           X offset, from the left screen edge.
 +
      --rss-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Y offset
 +
          Y offset, down from the top.
 +
      --rss-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
 +
                                Text position
 +
          You can enforce the text position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
 +
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom; you can also use combinations of these
 +
          values, eg 6 = top-right).
 +
  Font:
 +
      --rss-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 +
                                Opacity
 +
          Opacity (inverse of transparency) of overlay text. 0 = transparent,
 +
          255 = totally opaque.
 +
      --rss-color={-268435456 (Default), 0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
 +
                                Color
 +
          Color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must be an
 +
          hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for red, then
 +
          green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 = green,
 +
          #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
 +
      --rss-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Font size, pixels
 +
          Font size, in pixels. Default is -1 (use default font size).
 +
  Misc:
 +
      --rss-speed=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Speed of feeds
 +
          Speed of the RSS/Atom feeds in microseconds (bigger is slower).
 +
      --rss-length=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Max length
 +
          Maximum number of characters displayed on the screen.
 +
      --rss-ttl=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Refresh time
 +
          Number of seconds between each forced refresh of the feeds. 0 means
 +
          that the feeds are never updated.
 +
      --rss-images, --no-rss-images
 +
                                Feed images (default enabled)
 +
          Display feed images if available. (default enabled)
 +
      --rss-title={-1 (Default), 0 (Don't show), 1 (Always visible), 2 (Scroll with feed)}
 +
                                Title display mode
 +
          Title display mode. Default is 0 (hidden) if the feed has an image
 +
          and feed images are enabled, 1 otherwise.
  
−
       --sout-x264-me={dia,hex,umh,esa,tesa}
+
Rotate video filter
−
                                 Integer pixel motion estimation method
+
       --rotate-angle=<integer [0 .. 359]>
−
          Selects the motion estimation algorithm:  - dia: diamond search,
+
                                 Angle in degrees
−
          radius 1 (fast)
+
           Angle in degrees (0 to 359)
−
- hex: hexagonal search, radius 2
 
−
- umh: uneven
 
−
          multi-hexagon search (better but slower)
 
−
- esa: exhaustive search
 
−
          (extremely slow, primarily for testing)
 
−
- tesa: hadamard exhaustive
 
−
           search (extremely slow, primarily for testing)
 
  
−
       --sout-x264-merange=<integer [1 .. 64]>
+
Remote-OSD over VNC
−
                                 Maximum motion vector search range
+
       --rmtosd-host=<string>    VNC Host
−
           Maximum distance to search for motion estimation, measured from
+
          VNC hostname or IP address.
−
          predicted position(s). Default of 16 is good for most footage, high
+
      --rmtosd-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
−
          motion sequences may benefit from settings between 24 and 32. Range 0
+
                                 VNC Port
−
          to 64.
+
           VNC port number.
−
       --sout-x264-mvrange=<integer>
+
       --rmtosd-password=<string> VNC Password
−
                                Maximum motion vector length
+
           VNC password.
−
           Maximum motion vector length in pixels. -1 is automatic, based on
+
       --rmtosd-update=<integer [200 .. 300]>
−
          level.
+
                                 VNC poll interval
−
       --sout-x264-mvrange-thread=<integer>
+
           In this interval an update from VNC is requested, default every 300
−
                                 Minimum buffer space between threads
+
           ms.  
−
           Minimum buffer space between threads. -1 is automatic, based on
+
       --rmtosd-vnc-polling, --no-rmtosd-vnc-polling
−
           number of threads.
+
                                 VNC polling (default disabled)
−
       --sout-x264-subme=<integer>
+
           Activate VNC polling. Do NOT activate for use as VDR ffnetdev client.
−
                                 Subpixel motion estimation and partition
+
           (default disabled)
−
                                decision quality
+
       --rmtosd-mouse-events, --no-rmtosd-mouse-events
−
           This parameter controls quality versus speed tradeoffs involved in
+
                                 Mouse events (default disabled)
−
           the motion estimation decision process (lower = quicker and higher =
+
           Send mouse events to VNC host. Not needed for use as VDR ffnetdev
−
          better quality). Range 1 to 9.
+
           client. (default disabled)
−
       --sout-x264-mixed-refs, --no-sout-x264-mixed-refs
+
       --rmtosd-key-events, --no-rmtosd-key-events
−
                                Decide references on a per partition basis
+
                                Key events (default disabled)
−
                                 (default enabled)
+
          Send key events to VNC host. (default disabled)
−
           Allows each 8x8 or 16x8 partition to independently select a reference
+
      --rmtosd-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           frame, as opposed to only one ref per macroblock. (default enabled)
+
                                 Alpha transparency value (default 255)
−
       --sout-x264-chroma-me, --no-sout-x264-chroma-me
+
           The transparency of the OSD VNC can be changed by giving a value
−
                                 Chroma in motion estimation (default enabled)
+
          between 0 and 255. A lower value specifies more transparency a higher
−
           Chroma ME for subpel and mode decision in P-frames. (default enabled)
+
          means less transparency. The default is being not transparent (value
−
       --sout-x264-8x8dct, --no-sout-x264-8x8dct
+
          255) the minimum is fully transparent (value 0).
−
                                 Adaptive spatial transform size (default
+
 
−
                                enabled)
+
Puzzle interactive game video filter
−
           SATD-based decision for 8x8 transform in inter-MBs. (default enabled)
+
      --puzzle-rows=<integer [2 .. 16]>
−
       --sout-x264-trellis=<integer [0 .. 2]>
+
                                Number of puzzle rows
−
                                 Trellis RD quantization
+
          Number of puzzle rows
−
           Trellis RD quantization:
+
       --puzzle-cols=<integer [2 .. 16]>
−
- 0: disabled
+
                                Number of puzzle columns
−
- 1: enabled only on the
+
          Number of puzzle columns
−
           final encode of a MB
+
      --puzzle-black-slot, --no-puzzle-black-slot
−
- 2: enabled on all mode decisions
+
                                 Make one tile a black slot (default disabled)
−
This
+
          Make one slot black. Other tiles can only be swapped with the black
−
           requires CABAC.
+
           slot. (default disabled)
−
       --sout-x264-lookahead=<integer [0 .. 60]>
+
 
−
                                 Framecount to use on frametype lookahead
+
Video post processing filter
−
           Framecount to use on frametype lookahead. Currently default is lower
+
       --postproc-q=<integer [0 .. 6]>
−
           than x264 default because unmuxable outputdoesn't handle larger
+
                                 Post processing quality
−
           values that well yet
+
           Quality of post processing. Valid range is 0 (disabled) to 6
−
       --sout-x264-intra-refresh, --no-sout-x264-intra-refresh
+
          (highest)
−
                                 Use Periodic Intra Refresh (default disabled)
+
Higher levels require more CPU power, but produce higher
−
           Use Periodic Intra Refresh instead of IDR frames (default disabled)
+
          quality pictures.
−
       --sout-x264-mbtree, --no-sout-x264-mbtree
+
With default filter chain, the values map to the
−
                                 Use mb-tree ratecontrol (default enabled)
+
           following filters:
−
           You can disable use of Macroblock-tree on ratecontrol (default
+
1: hb, 2-4: hb+vb, 5-6: hb+vb+dr
 +
      --postproc-name=<string>  FFmpeg post processing filter chains
 +
           FFmpeg post processing filter chains
 +
 
 +
Posterize video filter
 +
Posterize video by lowering the number of colors
 +
       --posterize-level=<integer [2 .. 256]>
 +
                                 Posterize level
 +
           Posterize level (number of colors is cube of this value)
 +
 
 +
Panoramix: wall with overlap video filter
 +
Split the video in multiple windows to display on a wall of screens
 +
      --panoramix-cols=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Number of columns
 +
           Select the number of horizontal video windows in which to split the
 +
           video
 +
       --panoramix-rows=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Number of rows
 +
          Select the number of vertical video windows in which to split the
 +
          video
 +
      --panoramix-bz-length=<integer [0 .. 100]>
 +
                                length of the overlapping area (in %)
 +
          Select in percent the length of the blended zone
 +
      --panoramix-bz-height=<integer [0 .. 100]>
 +
                                 height of the overlapping area (in %)
 +
           Select in percent the height of the blended zone (case of 2x2 wall)
 +
       --panoramix-attenuate, --no-panoramix-attenuate
 +
                                 Attenuation (default enabled)
 +
           Check this option if you want attenuate blended zone by this plug-in
 +
          (if option is unchecked, attenuate is made by opengl) (default
 
           enabled)
 
           enabled)
−
       --sout-x264-fast-pskip, --no-sout-x264-fast-pskip
+
       --panoramix-bz-begin=<integer [0 .. 100]>
−
                                 Early SKIP detection on P-frames (default
+
                                Attenuation, begin (in %)
−
                                enabled)
+
          Select in percent the Lagrange coefficient of the beginning blended
−
           Early SKIP detection on P-frames. (default enabled)
+
          zone
−
       --sout-x264-dct-decimate, --no-sout-x264-dct-decimate
+
      --panoramix-bz-middle=<integer [0 .. 100]>
−
                                 Coefficient thresholding on P-frames (default
+
                                 Attenuation, middle (in %)
−
                                enabled)
+
          Select in percent the Lagrange coefficient of the middle of blended
−
           Coefficient thresholding on P-frames.Eliminate dct blocks containing
+
           zone
−
           only a small single coefficient. (default enabled)
+
       --panoramix-bz-end=<integer [0 .. 100]>
−
       --sout-x264-nr=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
+
                                Attenuation, end (in %)
−
                                 Noise reduction
+
          Select in percent the Lagrange coefficient of the end of blended zone
−
           Dct-domain noise reduction. Adaptive pseudo-deadzone. 10 to 1000
+
      --panoramix-bz-middle-pos=<integer [1 .. 99]>
−
           seems to be a useful range.
+
                                 middle position (in %)
−
       --sout-x264-deadzone-inter=<integer [0 .. 32]>
+
           Select in percent (50 is center) the position of the middle point
−
                                 Inter luma quantization deadzone
+
           (Lagrange) of blended zone
−
           Set the size of the intra luma quantization deadzone. Range 0 to 32.
+
       --panoramix-bz-gamma-red=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
−
       --sout-x264-deadzone-intra=<integer [0 .. 32]>
+
                                 Gamma (Red) correction
−
                                 Intra luma quantization deadzone
+
           Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Red or Y
−
           Set the size of the intra luma quantization deadzone. Range 0 to 32.
+
           component)
−
       --sout-x264-non-deterministic, --no-sout-x264-non-deterministic
+
       --panoramix-bz-gamma-green=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
−
                                 Non-deterministic optimizations when threaded
+
                                 Gamma (Green) correction
−
                                (default disabled)
+
           Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Green or U
−
           Slightly improve quality of SMP, at the cost of repeatability.
+
          component)
−
          (default disabled)
+
       --panoramix-bz-gamma-blue=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
−
       --sout-x264-asm, --no-sout-x264-asm
+
                                 Gamma (Blue) correction
−
                                 CPU optimizations (default enabled)
+
           Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Blue or V
−
           Use assembler CPU optimizations. (default enabled)
+
          component)
−
       --sout-x264-psnr, --no-sout-x264-psnr
+
       --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
                                 PSNR computation (default disabled)
+
                                Black Crush for Red
−
           Compute and print PSNR stats. This has no effect on the actual
+
          Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Red or Y component)
−
          encoding quality. (default disabled)
+
      --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
       --sout-x264-ssim, --no-sout-x264-ssim
+
                                 Black Crush for Green
−
                                 SSIM computation (default disabled)
+
           Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Green or U component)
−
           Compute and print SSIM stats. This has no effect on the actual
+
       --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
          encoding quality. (default disabled)
+
                                 Black Crush for Blue
−
       --sout-x264-quiet, --no-sout-x264-quiet
+
           Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Blue or V component)
−
                                 Quiet mode (default disabled)
+
       --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Quiet mode. (default disabled)
+
                                 White Crush for Red
−
       --sout-x264-sps-id=<integer>
+
           Select the White Crush of blended zone (Red or Y component)
−
                                 SPS and PPS id numbers
+
       --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Set SPS and PPS id numbers to allow concatenating streams with
+
                                 White Crush for Green
−
          different settings.
+
           Select the White Crush of blended zone (Green or U component)
−
       --sout-x264-aud, --no-sout-x264-aud
+
       --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
                                 Access unit delimiters (default disabled)
+
                                 White Crush for Blue
−
           Generate access unit delimiter NAL units. (default disabled)
+
           Select the White Crush of blended zone (Blue or V component)
−
       --sout-x264-verbose, --no-sout-x264-verbose
+
       --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
                                 Statistics (default disabled)
+
                                 Black Level for Red
−
           Print stats for each frame. (default disabled)
+
           Select the Black Level of blended zone (Red or Y component)
−
       --sout-x264-stats=<string> Filename for 2 pass stats file
+
       --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Filename for 2 pass stats file for multi-pass encoding.
+
                                 Black Level for Green
−
       --sout-x264-preset={ultrafast,superfast,veryfast,faster,fast,medium,slow,slower,veryslow,placebo}
+
           Select the Black Level of blended zone (Green or U component)
−
                                Use preset as default settings. Overridden by
+
       --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
                                 user settings.
+
                                 Black Level for Blue
−
           Use preset as default settings. Overridden by user settings.
+
           Select the Black Level of blended zone (Blue or V component)
−
       --sout-x264-tune={film,animation,grain,stillimage,psnr,ssim,fastdecode,zerolatency}
+
       --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
                                 Tune the settings for a particular type of
+
                                White Level for Red
−
                                source or situation. Overridden by user
+
           Select the White Level of blended zone (Red or Y component)
−
                                 settings.
+
       --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Tune the settings for a particular type of source or situation.
+
                                 White Level for Green
−
          Overridden by user settings.
+
           Select the White Level of blended zone (Green or U component)
 +
       --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 +
                                 White Level for Blue
 +
          Select the White Level of blended zone (Blue or V component)
 +
      --panoramix-active=<string>
 +
                                 Active windows
 +
           Comma separated list of active windows, defaults to all
  
−
  Win32 waveOut extension output
+
  On Screen Display menu
−
       --waveout-float32, --no-waveout-float32
+
       --osdmenu-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Use float32 output (default enabled)
+
                                X coordinate
−
           The option allows you to enable or disable the high-quality float32
+
          You can move the OSD menu by left-clicking on it.
−
           audio output mode (which is not well supported by some soundcards).
+
      --osdmenu-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           (default enabled)
+
                                Y coordinate
−
       --waveout-audio-device={wavemapper}
+
          You can move the OSD menu by left-clicking on it.
−
                                 Select Audio Device
+
      --osdmenu-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
−
           Select special Audio device, or let windows decide (default), change
+
                                 Menu position
−
           needs VLC restart to apply.
+
          You can enforce the OSD menu position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
 +
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
 +
          values, eg. 6 = top-right).
 +
      --osdmenu-file=<string>    Configuration file
 +
          Configuration file for the OSD Menu.
 +
      --osdmenu-file-path=<string>
 +
                                Path to OSD menu images
 +
           Path to the OSD menu images. This will override the path defined in
 +
          the OSD configuration file.
 +
      --osdmenu-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Menu timeout
 +
           OSD menu pictures get a default timeout of 15 seconds added to their
 +
          remaining time. This will ensure that they are at least the specified
 +
           time visible.
 +
       --osdmenu-update=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
 +
                                 Menu update interval
 +
          The default is to update the OSD menu picture every 200 ms. Shorten
 +
           the update time for environments that experience transmissions
 +
          errors. Be careful with this option as encoding OSD menu pictures is
 +
          very computing intensive. The range is 0 - 1000 ms.
 +
      --osdmenu-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 +
                                Alpha transparency value (default 255)
 +
           The transparency of the OSD menu can be changed by giving a value
 +
          between 0 and 255. A lower value specifies more transparency a higher
 +
          means less transparency. The default is being not transparent (value
 +
          255) the minimum is fully transparent (value 0).
  
−
  Wall video filter
+
  Motion blur filter
−
       --wall-cols=<integer>      Number of columns
+
       --blur-factor=<integer [1 .. 127]>
−
          Number of horizontal windows in which to split the video.
+
                                Blur factor (1-127)
−
      --wall-rows=<integer>     Number of rows
+
           The degree of blurring from 1 to 127.
−
          Number of vertical windows in which to split the video.
 
−
      --wall-active=<string>    Active windows
 
−
           Comma-separated list of active windows, defaults to all
 
−
      --wall-element-aspect=<string>
 
−
                                Element aspect ratio
 
−
          Aspect ratio of the individual displays building the wall.
 
  
−
  Simple DirectMedia Layer video output
+
  Mosaic video sub source
−
       --sdl-chroma=<string>     SDL chroma format
+
       --mosaic-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Force the SDL renderer to use a specific chroma format instead of
+
                                Transparency
−
           trying to improve performances by using the most efficient one.
+
           Transparency of the mosaic foreground pictures. 0 means transparent,
−
 
+
           255 opaque (default).
−
Vorbis audio decoder
+
      --mosaic-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-vorbis-quality=<integer [0 .. 10]>
+
                                Height
−
                                 Encoding quality
+
          Total height of the mosaic, in pixels.
−
           Enforce a quality between 1 (low) and 10 (high), instead of
+
       --mosaic-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR stream.
+
                                 Width
−
       --sout-vorbis-max-bitrate=<integer>
+
           Total width of the mosaic, in pixels.
−
                                 Maximum encoding bitrate
+
      --mosaic-align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
−
           Maximum bitrate in kbps. This is useful for streaming applications.
+
                                Mosaic alignment
−
      --sout-vorbis-min-bitrate=<integer>
+
          You can enforce the mosaic alignment on the video (0=center, 1=left,
−
                                 Minimum encoding bitrate
+
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
−
           Minimum bitrate in kbps. This is useful for encoding for a fixed-size
+
           values, eg 6 = top-right).
−
           channel.
+
      --mosaic-xoffset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-vorbis-cbr, --no-sout-vorbis-cbr
+
                                Top left corner X coordinate
−
                                 CBR encoding (default disabled)
+
          X Coordinate of the top-left corner of the mosaic.
−
           Force a constant bitrate encoding (CBR). (default disabled)
+
      --mosaic-yoffset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
 
+
                                Top left corner Y coordinate
−
RTSP VoD server
+
          Y Coordinate of the top-left corner of the mosaic.
−
       --rtsp-host=<string>       RTSP host address
+
       --mosaic-borderw=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           This defines the address, port and path the RTSP VOD server will
+
                                Border width
−
          listen on.
+
          Width in pixels of the border between miniatures.
−
Syntax is address:port/path. The default is to listen on
+
      --mosaic-borderh=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           all interfaces (address 0.0.0.0), on port 554, with no path.
+
                                 Border height
−
To
+
           Height in pixels of the border between miniatures.
−
           listen only on the local interface, use "localhost" as address.
+
      --mosaic-position={0 (auto), 1 (fixed), 2 (offsets)}
−
       --rtsp-raw-mux=<string>   MUX for RAW RTSP transport
+
                                Positioning method
−
           MUX for RAW RTSP transport
+
          Positioning method for the mosaic. auto: automatically choose the
−
      --rtsp-throttle-users=<integer>
+
          best number of rows and columns. fixed: use the user-defined number
−
                                Maximum number of connections
+
          of rows and columns. offsets: use the user-defined offsets for each
−
           This limits the maximum number of clients that can connect to the
+
          image.
−
           RTSP VOD. 0 means no limit.
+
      --mosaic-rows=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --rtsp-session-timeout=<integer>
+
                                 Number of rows
−
                                 Sets the timeout option in the RTSP session
+
           Number of image rows in the mosaic (only used if positioning method
−
                                string
+
          is set to "fixed").
−
           Defines what timeout option to add to the RTSP session ID string.
+
      --mosaic-cols=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          Setting it to a negative number removes the timeout option entirely.
+
                                Number of columns
−
           This is needed by some IPTV STBs (such as those made by HansunTech)
+
          Number of image columns in the mosaic (only used if positioning
−
           which get confused by it. The default is 5.
+
           method is set to "fixed".
 +
       --mosaic-keep-aspect-ratio, --no-mosaic-keep-aspect-ratio
 +
                                 Keep aspect ratio (default disabled)
 +
           Keep the original aspect ratio when resizing mosaic elements.
 +
          (default disabled)
 +
      --mosaic-keep-picture, --no-mosaic-keep-picture
 +
                                Keep original size (default disabled)
 +
          Keep the original size of mosaic elements. (default disabled)
 +
       --mosaic-order=<string>   Elements order
 +
           You can enforce the order of the elements on the mosaic. You must
 +
           give a comma-separated list of picture ID(s).These IDs are assigned
 +
           in the "mosaic-bridge" module.
 +
       --mosaic-offsets=<string> Offsets in order
 +
           You can enforce the (x,y) offsets of the elements on the mosaic (only
 +
           used if positioning method is set to "offsets"). You must give a
 +
           comma-separated list of coordinates (eg: 10,10,150,10).
 +
       --mosaic-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Delay
 +
           Pictures coming from the mosaic elements will be delayed according to
 +
           this value (in milliseconds). For high values you will need to raise
 +
           caching at input.
  
−
  Video memory output
+
  Mirror video filter
−
       --vmem-width=<integer>    Width
+
Splits video in two same parts, like in a mirror
−
          Video memory buffer width.
+
       --mirror-split={0 (Vertical), 1 (Horizontal)}
−
      --vmem-height=<integer>    Height
+
                                Mirror orientation
−
           Video memory buffer height.
+
           Defines orientation of the mirror splitting.    Can be vertical or
−
      --vmem-pitch=<integer>     Pitch
+
           horizontal
−
           Video memory buffer pitch in bytes.
+
       --mirror-direction={0 (Left to right/Top to bottom), 1 (Right to left/Bottom to top)}
−
       --vmem-chroma=<string>    Chroma
+
                                Direction
−
           Output chroma for the memory image as a 4-character string, eg.
+
           Direction of the mirroring
−
          "RV32".
 
  
−
  Visualizer filter
+
  Marquee display
−
  General:
+
Display text above the video
−
       --effect-list=<string>     Effects list
+
       --marq-marquee=<string>   Text
−
           A list of visual effect, separated by commas.
+
           Marquee text to display. (Available format strings: Time related: %Y
−
Current effects
+
          = year, %m = month, %d = day, %H = hour, %M = minute, %S = second,
−
           include: dummy, scope, spectrum, spectrometer and vuMeter.
+
           ... Meta data related: $a = artist, $b = album, $c = copyright, $d =
−
      --effect-width=<integer>  Video width
+
          description, $e = encoded by, $g = genre, $l = language, $n = track
−
           The width of the effects video window, in pixels.
+
           num, $p = now playing, $r = rating, $s = subtitles language, $t =
−
      --effect-height=<integer>  Video height
+
           title, $u = url, $A = date, $B = audio bitrate (in kb/s), $C =
−
           The height of the effects video window, in pixels.
+
           chapter,$D = duration, $F = full name with path, $I = title, $L =
−
  Spectrum analyser:
+
           time left, $N = name, $O = audio language, $P = position (in %), $R =
−
      --visual-80-bands, --no-visual-80-bands
+
          rate, $S = audio sample rate (in kHz), $T = time, $U = publisher, $V
−
                                More bands : 80 / 20 (default enabled)
+
           = volume, $_ = new line)  
−
           More bands for the spectrum analyzer : 80 if enabled else 20.
+
   Position:
−
           (default enabled)
+
       --marq-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --visual-peaks, --no-visual-peaks
+
                                X offset
−
                                Enable peaks (default enabled)
+
          X offset, from the left screen edge.
−
           Draw "peaks" in the spectrum analyzer. (default enabled)
+
      --marq-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
   Spectrometer:
+
                                 Y offset
−
       --spect-show-original, --no-spect-show-original
+
           Y offset, down from the top.
−
                                Enable original graphic spectrum (default
+
       --marq-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
−
                                 disabled)
+
                                 Marquee position
−
           Enable the "flat" spectrum analyzer in the spectrometer. (default
+
           You can enforce the marquee position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
−
          disabled)
+
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
−
       --spect-show-base, --no-spect-show-base
+
           values, eg 6 = top-right).
−
                                 Enable base (default enabled)
+
  Font:
−
           Defines whether to draw the base of the bands. (default enabled)
+
       --marq-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
      --spect-radius=<integer>  Base pixel radius
+
                                Opacity
−
           Defines radius size in pixels, of base of bands(beginning).
+
           Opacity (inverse of transparency) of overlayed text. 0 = transparent,
−
       --spect-sections=<integer> Spectral sections
+
          255 = totally opaque.  
−
           Determines how many sections of spectrum will exist.
+
       --marq-color={-268435456 (Default), 0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
−
       --spect-color=<integer>    V-plane color
+
                                 Color
−
          YUV-Color cube shifting across the V-plane ( 0 - 127 ).
+
           Color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must be an
−
      --spect-show-bands, --no-spect-show-bands
+
           hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for red, then
−
                                Enable bands (default enabled)
+
          green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 = green,
−
          Draw bands in the spectrometer. (default enabled)
+
           #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
−
      --spect-80-bands, --no-spect-80-bands
+
       --marq-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 More bands : 80 / 20 (default enabled)
+
                                Font size, pixels
−
           More bands for the spectrometer : 80 if enabled else 20. (default
+
           Font size, in pixels. Default is -1 (use default font size).
−
           enabled)
+
  Misc:
−
      --spect-separ=<integer>    Band separator
+
       --marq-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Number of blank pixels between bands.
+
                                 Timeout
−
       --spect-amp=<integer>     Amplification
+
           Number of milliseconds the marquee must remain displayed. Default
−
          This is a coefficient that modifies the height of the bands.
+
          value is 0 (remains forever).
−
      --spect-show-peaks, --no-spect-show-peaks
+
       --marq-refresh=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Enable peaks (default enabled)
+
                                 Refresh period in ms
−
           Draw "peaks" in the spectrum analyzer. (default enabled)
+
           Number of milliseconds between string updates. This is mainly useful
−
       --spect-peak-width=<integer>
+
          when using meta data or time format string sequences.
−
                                 Peak extra width
 
−
           Additions or subtractions of pixels on the peak width.
 
−
       --spect-peak-height=<integer>
 
−
                                 Peak height
 
−
           Total pixel height of the peak items.
 
  
−
  VCD input
+
  Logo sub source
−
       --vcd-caching=<integer>   Caching value in ms
+
Use a local picture as logo on the video
−
           Caching value for VCDs. This value should be set in milliseconds.
+
      --logo-file=<string>      Logo filenames
 +
          Full path of the image files to use. Format is <image>[,<delay in
 +
          ms>[,<alpha>]][;<image>[,<delay>[,<alpha>]]][;...]. If you only have
 +
          one file, simply enter its filename.
 +
      --logo-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                X coordinate
 +
          X coordinate of the logo. You can move the logo by left-clicking it.
 +
       --logo-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Y coordinate
 +
          Y coordinate of the logo. You can move the logo by left-clicking it.
 +
      --logo-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Logo individual image time in ms
 +
           Individual image display time of 0 - 60000 ms.
 +
      --logo-repeat=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Logo animation # of loops
 +
          Number of loops for the logo animation.-1 = continuous, 0 = disabled
 +
      --logo-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 +
                                Opacity of the logo
 +
          Logo opacity value (from 0 for full transparency to 255 for full
 +
          opacity).
 +
      --logo-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
 +
                                Logo position
 +
          Enforce the logo position on the video (0=center, 1=left, 2=right,
 +
          4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these values, eg 6
 +
          = top-right).
  
−
  VC1 video demuxer
+
  High Quality 3D Denoiser filter
−
       --vc1-fps=<float>         Frames per Second
+
       --hqdn3d-luma-spat=<float [0.000000 .. 254.000000]>
−
           Desired frame rate for the VC-1 stream.
+
                                Spatial luma strength (0-254)
 +
          Spatial luma strength (default 4)
 +
      --hqdn3d-chroma-spat=<float [0.000000 .. 254.000000]>
 +
                                Spatial chroma strength (0-254)
 +
          Spatial chroma strength (default 3)
 +
      --hqdn3d-luma-temp=<float [0.000000 .. 254.000000]>
 +
                                Temporal luma strength (0-254)
 +
           Temporal luma strength (default 6)
 +
      --hqdn3d-chroma-temp=<float [0.000000 .. 254.000000]>
 +
                                Temporal chroma strength (0-254)
 +
          Temporal chroma strength (default 4.5)
  
−
  Libtwolame audio encoder
+
  Grain video filter
−
       --sout-twolame-quality=<float>
+
Adds filtered gaussian noise
−
                                Encoding quality
+
       --grain-variance=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
−
          Force a specific encoding quality between 0.0 (high) and 50.0 (low),
+
                                 Variance
−
          instead of specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR
+
           Variance of the gaussian noise
−
          stream.
+
       --grain-period-min=<integer [1 .. 64]>
−
      --sout-twolame-mode={0 (Stereo), 1 (Dual mono), 2 (Joint stereo)}
+
                                 Minimal period
−
                                 Stereo mode
+
           Minimal period of the noise grain in pixel
−
           Handling mode for stereo streams
+
       --grain-period-max=<integer [1 .. 64]>
−
       --sout-twolame-vbr, --no-sout-twolame-vbr
+
                                 Maximal period
−
                                 VBR mode (default disabled)
+
           Maximal period of the noise grain in pixel
−
           Use Variable BitRate. Default is to use Constant BitRate (CBR).
 
−
          (default disabled)
 
−
       --sout-twolame-psy=<integer>
 
−
                                 Psycho-acoustic model
 
−
           Integer from -1 (no model) to 4.
 
  
−
  MPEG Transport Stream demuxer
+
  Gradient video filter
−
       --ts-extra-pmt=<string>    Extra PMT
+
Apply color gradient or edge detection effects
−
          Allows a user to specify an extra pmt (pmt_pid=pid:stream_type[,...]).
+
       --gradient-mode={gradient,edge,hough}
−
      --ts-es-id-pid, --no-ts-es-id-pid
+
                                 Distort mode
−
                                 Set id of ES to PID (default enabled)
+
           Distort mode, one of "gradient", "edge" and "hough".
−
           Set the internal ID of each elementary stream handled by VLC to the
+
       --gradient-type=<integer [0 .. 1]>
−
          same value as the PID in the TS stream, instead of 1, 2, 3, etc.
+
                                Gradient image type
−
          Useful to do '#duplicate{..., select="es=<pid>"}'. (default enabled)
+
           Gradient image type (0 or 1). 0 will turn the image to white while 1
−
       --ts-out=<string>         Fast udp streaming
+
           will keep colors.
−
           Sends TS to specific ip:port by udp (you must know what you are
+
       --gradient-cartoon, --no-gradient-cartoon
−
          doing).
+
                                 Apply cartoon effect (default enabled)
−
      --ts-out-mtu=<integer>    MTU for out mode
+
           Apply cartoon effect. It is only used by "gradient" and "edge".
−
          MTU for out mode.
+
          (default enabled)
−
      --ts-csa-ck=<string>      CSA ck
+
 
−
          Control word for the CSA encryption algorithm
+
Gradfun video filter
−
      --ts-csa2-ck=<string>      CSA ck
+
Debanding algorithm
−
          Control word for the CSA encryption algorithm
+
       --gradfun-radius=<integer [4 .. 32]>
−
      --ts-csa-pkt=<integer>    Packet size in bytes to decrypt
+
                                 Radius
−
          Specify the size of the TS packet to decrypt. The decryption routines
+
           Radius in pixels
−
           subtract the TS-header from the value before decrypting.  
+
       --gradfun-strength=<float [0.510000 .. 255.000000]>
−
       --ts-silent, --no-ts-silent
+
                                 Strength
−
                                 Silent mode (default disabled)
+
           Strength used to modify the value of a pixel
−
           Do not complain on encrypted PES. (default disabled)
 
−
       --ts-dump-file=<string>   Filename of dump
 
−
          Specify a filename where to dump the TS in.
 
−
      --ts-dump-append, --no-ts-dump-append
 
−
                                 Append (default disabled)
 
−
           If the file exists and this option is selected, the existing file
 
−
          will not be overwritten. (default disabled)
 
−
       --ts-dump-size=<integer>  Dump buffer size
 
−
          Tweak the buffer size for reading and writing an integer number of
 
−
          packets.Specify the size of the buffer here and not the number of
 
−
          packets.
 
−
      --ts-split-es, --no-ts-split-es
 
−
                                 Separate sub-streams (default enabled)
 
−
           Separate teletex/dvbs pages into independent ES. It can be useful to
 
−
          turn off this option when using stream output. (default enabled)
 
  
−
  Video transformation filter
+
  Gaussian blur video filter
−
  Rotate or flip the video
+
Add a blurring effect
−
       --transform-type={90,180,270,hflip,vflip}
+
      --gaussianblur-sigma=<float>
−
                                 Transform type
+
                                Gaussian's std deviation
−
           One of '90', '180', '270', 'hflip' and 'vflip'
+
          Gaussian's standard deviation. The blurring will take into account
 +
          pixels up to 3*sigma away in any direction.
 +
 
 +
Extract RGB component video filter
 +
      --extract-component={16711680 (Red), 65280 (Green), 255 (Blue)}
 +
                                RGB component to extract
 +
          RGB component to extract. 0 for Red, 1 for Green and 2 for Blue.
 +
 
 +
Erase video filter
 +
  Remove zones of the video using a picture as mask
 +
      --erase-mask=<string>      Image mask
 +
          Image mask. Pixels with an alpha value greater than 50% will be
 +
          erased.
 +
       --erase-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                X coordinate
 +
          X coordinate of the mask.
 +
      --erase-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Y coordinate
 +
          Y coordinate of the mask.
 +
 
 +
Deinterlacing video filter
 +
      --sout-deinterlace-mode={discard,blend,mean,bob,linear,x,yadif,yadif2x,phosphor,ivtc}
 +
                                 Streaming deinterlace mode
 +
           Deinterlace method to use for streaming.
 +
      --sout-deinterlace-phosphor-chroma={1 (Latest), 2 (AltLine), 3 (Blend), 4 (Upconvert)}
 +
                                Phosphor chroma mode for 4:2:0 input
 +
          Choose handling for colours in those output frames that fall across
 +
          input frame boundaries.
  
−
Theora video decoder
+
Latest: take chroma from new (bright) field
−
      --sout-theora-quality=<integer>
+
           only. Good for interlaced input, such as videos from a camcorder.
−
                                Encoding quality
+
         
−
          Enforce a quality between 1 (low) and 10 (high), instead of
 
−
           specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR stream.
 
  
−
Video scaling filter
+
AltLine: take chroma line 1 from top field, line 2 from bottom
−
      --swscale-mode={0 (Fast bilinear), 1 (Bilinear), 2 (Bicubic (good quality)), 3 (Experimental), 4 (Nearest neighbour (bad quality)), 5 (Area), 6 (Luma bicubic / chroma bilinear), 7 (Gauss), 8 (SincR), 9 (Lanczos), 10 (Bicubic spline)}
+
          field, etc.
−
                                Scaling mode
+
Default, good for NTSC telecined input (anime DVDs,
−
           Scaling mode to use.
+
           etc.).  
  
−
Philips OGT (SVCD subtitle) decoder
+
Blend: average input field chromas. May distort the colours
−
      --svcdsub-debug=<integer>  Enable debug
+
          of the new (bright) field, too.
−
          This integer when viewed in binary is a debugging mask
 
−
calls       
 
−
                1
 
−
packet assembly info  2
 
  
 +
Upconvert: output in 4:2:2 format
 +
          (independent chroma for each field). Best simulation, but requires
 +
          more CPU and memory bandwidth.
 +
      --sout-deinterlace-phosphor-dimmer={1 (Off), 2 (Low), 3 (Medium), 4 (High)}
 +
                                Phosphor old field dimmer strength
 +
          This controls the strength of the darkening filter that simulates CRT
 +
          TV phosphor light decay for the old field in the Phosphor framerate
 +
          doubler. Default: Low.
  
−
  Text subtitles parser
+
  Video scaling filter
−
       --sub-fps=<float>         Frames per second
+
  Crop:
−
           Override the normal frames per second settings. This will only work
+
       --croppadd-croptop=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
−
           with MicroDVD and SubRIP (SRT) subtitles.
+
                                Pixels to crop from top
−
       --sub-delay=<integer>     Subtitles delay
+
           Number of pixels to crop from the top of the image.
−
           Apply a delay to all subtitles (in 1/10s, eg 100 means 10s).
+
      --croppadd-cropbottom=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sub-type={auto,microdvd,subrip,subviewer,ssa1,ssa2-4,ass,vplayer,sami,dvdsubtitle,mpl2,aqt,pjs,mpsub,jacosub,psb,realtext,dks,subviewer1}
+
                                Pixels to crop from bottom
−
                                 Subtitles format
+
           Number of pixels to crop from the bottom of the image.
−
           Force the subtiles format. Valid values are : "microdvd", "subrip",
+
       --croppadd-cropleft=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
−
           "subviewer", "ssa1", "ssa2-4", "ass", "vplayer", "sami",
+
                                Pixels to crop from left
−
           "dvdsubtitle", "mpl2", "aqt", "pjs", "mpsub", "jacosub", "psb",
+
           Number of pixels to crop from the left of the image.
−
          "realtext", "dks", "subviewer1",  and "auto" (meaning autodetection,
+
       --croppadd-cropright=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
−
           this should always work).
+
                                 Pixels to crop from right
−
       --sub-description=<string> Subtitles description
+
           Number of pixels to crop from the right of the image.
−
           Override the default track description.
+
  Padd:
 +
      --croppadd-paddtop=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Pixels to padd to top
 +
           Number of pixels to padd to the top of the image after cropping.
 +
      --croppadd-paddbottom=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Pixels to padd to bottom
 +
           Number of pixels to padd to the bottom of the image after cropping.
 +
      --croppadd-paddleft=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Pixels to padd to left
 +
           Number of pixels to padd to the left of the image after cropping.
 +
       --croppadd-paddright=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Pixels to padd to right
 +
           Number of pixels to padd to the right of the image after cropping.
  
−
  Text subtitles decoder
+
  Color threshold filter
−
       --subsdec-align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right)}
+
Select one color in the video
−
                                 Subtitles justification
+
       --colorthres-color={16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 65280 (Lime), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
−
           Set the justification of subtitles
+
                                 Color
−
      --subsdec-encoding={,UTF-8,UTF-16,UTF-16BE,UTF-16LE,GB18030,ISO-8859-15,Windows-1252,ISO-8859-2,Windows-1250,ISO-8859-3,ISO-8859-10,Windows-1251,KOI8-R,KOI8-U,ISO-8859-6,Windows-1256,ISO-8859-7,Windows-1253,ISO-8859-8,Windows-1255,ISO-8859-9,Windows-1254,ISO-8859-11,Windows-874,ISO-8859-13,Windows-1257,ISO-8859-14,ISO-8859-16,ISO-2022-CN-EXT,EUC-CN,ISO-2022-JP-2,EUC-JP,Shift_JIS,CP949,ISO-2022-KR,Big5,ISO-2022-TW,Big5-HKSCS,VISCII,Windows-1258}
+
          Colors similar to this will be kept, others will be grayscaled. This
−
                                 Subtitles text encoding
+
           must be an hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are
−
          Set the encoding used in text subtitles
+
          for red, then green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red,
−
       --subsdec-autodetect-utf8, --no-subsdec-autodetect-utf8
+
          #00FF00 = green, #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
−
                                 UTF-8 subtitles autodetection (default
+
      --colorthres-saturationthres=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                enabled)
+
                                Saturation threshold
−
           This enables automatic detection of UTF-8 encoding within subtitles
+
         
−
          files. (default enabled)
+
      --colorthres-similaritythres=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --subsdec-formatted, --no-subsdec-formatted
+
                                 Similarity threshold
−
                                Formatted Subtitles (default enabled)
+
         
−
           Some subtitle formats allow for text formatting. VLC partly
+
 
−
           implements this, but you can choose to disable all formatting.
+
Clone video filter
−
          (default enabled)
+
Duplicate your video to multiple windows and/or video output modules
 +
       --clone-count=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Number of clones
 +
           Number of video windows in which to clone the video.
 +
       --clone-vout-list=<string> Video output modules
 +
           You can use specific video output modules for the clones. Use a
 +
           comma-separated list of modules.
  
−
  Transcode stream output
+
  Canvas video filter
−
  Video:
+
Automatically resize and pad a video
−
       --sout-transcode-venc=<string>
+
       --canvas-width=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Video encoder
+
                                 Output width
−
           This is the video encoder module that will be used (and its
+
           Output (canvas) image width
−
          associated options).
+
       --canvas-height=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-transcode-vcodec=<string>
+
                                 Output height
−
                                 Destination video codec
+
           Output (canvas) image height
−
           This is the video codec that will be used.
+
       --canvas-aspect=<string>   Output picture aspect ratio
−
       --sout-transcode-vb=<integer>
+
           Set the canvas' picture aspect ratio. If omitted, the canvas is
−
                                Video bitrate
+
           assumed to have the same SAR as the input.
−
           Target bitrate of the transcoded video stream.
+
       --canvas-padd, --no-canvas-padd
−
      --sout-transcode-scale=<float>
+
                                 Pad video (default enabled)
−
                                Video scaling
+
           If enabled, video will be padded to fit in canvas after scaling.
−
           Scale factor to apply to the video while transcoding (eg: 0.25)
+
           Otherwise, video will be cropped to fix in canvas after scaling.
−
      --sout-transcode-fps=<float>
+
          (default enabled)
−
                                Video frame-rate
+
 
−
          Target output frame rate for the video stream.
+
Bluescreen video filter
−
       --sout-transcode-hurry-up, --no-sout-transcode-hurry-up
+
This effect, also known as "greenscreen" or "chroma key" blends the "blue parts" of the foreground image of the mosaic on the background (like weather forecasts). You can choose the "key" color for blending (blue by default).
−
                                 Hurry up (default enabled)
+
       --bluescreen-u=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           The transcoder will drop frames if your CPU can't keep up with the
+
                                 Bluescreen U value
−
           encoding rate. (default enabled)
+
           "U" value for the bluescreen key color (in YUV values). From 0 to
−
      --sout-transcode-deinterlace, --no-sout-transcode-deinterlace
+
           255. Defaults to 120 for blue.
−
                                Deinterlace video (default disabled)
+
       --bluescreen-v=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
          Deinterlace the video before encoding. (default disabled)
+
                                 Bluescreen V value
−
      --sout-transcode-deinterlace-module={deinterlace,ffmpeg-deinterlace}
+
           "V" value for the bluescreen key color (in YUV values). From 0 to
−
                                Deinterlace module
+
           255. Defaults to 90 for blue.
−
          Specify the deinterlace module to use.
+
       --bluescreen-ut=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
       --sout-transcode-width=<integer>
+
                                 Bluescreen U tolerance
−
                                 Video width
+
           Tolerance of the bluescreen blender on color variations for the U
−
           Output video width.
+
           plane. A value between 10 and 20 seems sensible.
−
      --sout-transcode-height=<integer>
+
       --bluescreen-vt=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
                                Video height
+
                                 Bluescreen V tolerance
−
           Output video height.
+
           Tolerance of the bluescreen blender on color variations for the V
−
       --sout-transcode-maxwidth=<integer>
+
          plane. A value between 10 and 20 seems sensible.
−
                                Maximum video width
+
 
−
          Maximum output video width.
+
Blending benchmark filter
−
      --sout-transcode-maxheight=<integer>
+
  Benchmarking:
−
                                Maximum video height
+
       --blendbench-loops=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          Maximum output video height.
+
                                 Number of time to blend
−
      --sout-transcode-vfilter=<string>
+
           The number of time the blend will be performed
−
                                 Video filter
+
       --blendbench-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Video filters will be applied to the video streams (after overlays
+
                                 Alpha of the blended image
−
           are applied). You can enter a colon-separated list of filters.
+
           Alpha with which the blend image is blended
−
  Audio:
+
  Base image:
−
       --sout-transcode-aenc=<string>
+
       --blendbench-base-image=<string>
−
                                 Audio encoder
+
                                 Image to be blended onto
−
           This is the audio encoder module that will be used (and its
+
           The image which will be used to blend onto
−
           associated options).
+
       --blendbench-base-chroma=<string>
−
      --sout-transcode-acodec=<string>
+
                                 Chroma for the base image
−
                                Destination audio codec
+
           Chroma which the base image will be loaded in
−
          This is the audio codec that will be used.
+
   Blend image:
−
       --sout-transcode-ab=<integer>
+
       --blendbench-blend-image=<string>
−
                                 Audio bitrate
+
                                 Image which will be blended
−
           Target bitrate of the transcoded audio stream.
+
           The image blended onto the base image
−
      --sout-transcode-alang=<string>
+
       --blendbench-blend-chroma=<string>
−
                                Audio Language
+
                                 Chroma for the blend image
−
          This is the language of the audio stream.
+
           Chroma which the blend image will be loaded in
−
       --sout-transcode-channels=<integer>
+
 
−
                                 Audio channels
+
Ball video filter
−
           Number of audio channels in the transcoded streams.
+
Augmented reality ball game
−
       --sout-transcode-samplerate=<integer>
+
       --ball-color={red,green,blue,white}
−
                                 Audio sample rate
+
                                 Ball color
−
           Sample rate of the transcoded audio stream (11250, 22500, 44100 or
+
           Ball color
−
          48000).
+
       --ball-speed=<integer [1 .. 15]>
−
       --sout-transcode-audio-sync, --no-sout-transcode-audio-sync
+
                                 Ball speed
−
                                 Synchronise on audio track (default disabled)
+
           Set ball speed, the displacement value                             
−
           This option will drop/duplicate video frames to synchronise the video
+
          in number of pixels by frame.
−
          track on the audio track. (default disabled)
+
       --ball-size=<integer [5 .. 30]>
−
       --sout-transcode-afilter=<string>
+
                                 Ball size
−
                                 Audio filter
+
           Set ball size giving its radius in number                           
−
           Audio filters will be applied to the audio streams (after conversion
+
              of pixels
−
          filters are applied). You can enter a colon-separated list of filters.
+
       --ball-gradient-threshold=<integer [1 .. 200]>
−
   Overlays/Subtitles:
+
                                 Gradient threshold
−
       --sout-transcode-senc=<string>
+
           Set gradient threshold for edge computation.
−
                                 Subtitles encoder
+
       --ball-edge-visible, --no-ball-edge-visible
−
          This is the subtitles encoder module that will be used (and its
+
                                 Edge visible (default enabled)
−
           associated options).
+
           Set edge visibility. (default enabled)
−
       --sout-transcode-scodec=<string>
 
−
                                 Destination subtitles codec
 
−
           This is the subtitles codec that will be used.
 
−
       --sout-transcode-soverlay, --no-sout-transcode-soverlay
 
−
                                 Destination subtitles codec (default disabled)
 
−
           This is the subtitles codec that will be used. (default disabled)
 
−
       --sout-transcode-sfilter=<string>
 
−
                                 Overlays
 
−
           This allows you to add overlays (also known as "subpictures" on the
 
−
          transcoded video stream. The subpictures produced by the filters will
 
−
          be overlayed directly onto the video. You can specify a
 
−
          colon-separated list of subpicture modules
 
−
  On Screen Display:
 
−
       --sout-transcode-osd, --no-sout-transcode-osd
 
−
                                 OSD menu (default disabled)
 
−
           Stream the On Screen Display menu (using the osdmenu subpicture
 
−
          module). (default disabled)
 
−
  Miscellaneous:
 
−
       --sout-transcode-threads=<integer>
 
−
                                 Number of threads
 
−
           Number of threads used for the transcoding.
 
−
       --sout-transcode-high-priority, --no-sout-transcode-high-priority
 
−
                                 High priority (default disabled)
 
−
           Runs the optional encoder thread at the OUTPUT priority instead of
 
−
          VIDEO. (default disabled)
 
  
−
  Standard stream output
+
  Audio Bar Graph Video sub source
−
       --sout-standard-access=<string>
+
       --audiobargraph_v-i_values=<string>
−
                                 Output access method
+
                                 Value of the audio channels levels
−
           Output method to use for the stream.
+
           Value of the audio level of each channels between 0 and 1. Each level
−
       --sout-standard-mux=<string>
+
          should be separated with ':'.
−
                                 Output muxer
+
       --audiobargraph_v-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Muxer to use for the stream.
+
                                 X coordinate
−
       --sout-standard-dst=<string>
+
           X coordinate of the bargraph.
−
                                 Output destination
+
       --audiobargraph_v-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Destination (URL) to use for the stream. Overrides path and bind
+
                                 Y coordinate
−
          parameters
+
           Y coordinate of the bargraph.
−
       --sout-standard-bind=<string>
+
       --audiobargraph_v-transparency=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
                                 address to bind to (helper setting for dst)
+
                                 Transparency of the bargraph
−
          address:port to bind vlc to listening incoming streams helper setting
+
          Bargraph transparency value (from 0 for full transparency to 255 for
−
           for dst,dst=bind+'/'+path. dst-parameter overrides this
+
           full opacity).
−
       --sout-standard-path=<string>
+
       --audiobargraph_v-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
−
                                filename for stream (helper setting for dst)
+
                                 Bargraph position
−
          Filename for stream helper setting for dst, dst=bind+'/'+path,
+
           Enforce the bargraph position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
−
          dst-parameter overrides this
+
           2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
−
      --sout-standard-sap, --no-sout-standard-sap
+
           values, eg 6 = top-right).
−
                                SAP announcing (default disabled)
+
       --audiobargraph_v-alarm=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          Announce this session with SAP. (default disabled)
+
                                 Alarm
−
      --sout-standard-name=<string>
+
           Signals a silence and displays and alert (0=no alarm, 1=alarm).
−
                                 Session name
+
       --audiobargraph_v-barWidth=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           This is the name of the session that will be announced in the SDP
+
                                 Bar width in pixel (default : 10)
−
          (Session Descriptor).
+
           Width in pixel of each bar in the BarGraph to be displayed (default :
−
      --sout-standard-group=<string>
+
           10).
−
                                Session groupname
+
 
−
           This allows you to specify a group for the session, that will be
+
AtmoLight Filter
−
           announced if you choose to use SAP.
+
This module allows controlling an so called AtmoLight device connected to your computer.
−
       --sout-standard-description=<string>
+
AtmoLight is the homegrown version of what Philips calls AmbiLight.
−
                                 Session description
+
If you need further information feel free to visit us at
−
           This allows you to give a short description with details about the
+
 
−
          stream, that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
+
http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/Atmo-plugin
−
       --sout-standard-url=<string>
+
http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/AtmoWin
−
                                 Session URL
 
−
           This allows you to give an URL with more details about the stream
 
−
          (often the website of the streaming organization), that will be
 
−
           announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
 
−
      --sout-standard-email=<string>
 
−
                                Session email
 
−
          This allows you to give a contact mail address for the stream, that
 
−
          will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
 
−
      --sout-standard-phone=<string>
 
−
                                Session phone number
 
−
          This allows you to give a contact telephone number for the stream,
 
−
          that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
 
  
−
Stream output to memory buffer
+
You can find there detailed descriptions on how to build it for yourself and where to get the required parts.
−
       --sout-smem-video-prerender-callback=<string>
+
You can also have a look at pictures and some movies showing such a device in live action.
−
                                Video prerender callback
+
  Choose Devicetype and Connection:
−
          Address of the video prerender callback functionthis function will
+
       --atmo-device={0 (AtmoWin Software), 1 (Classic AtmoLight), 2 (Quattro AtmoLight), 3 (DMX), 4 (MoMoLight), 5 (fnordlicht)}
−
           set the buffer where render will be done
+
                                Device type
−
      --sout-smem-audio-prerender-callback=<string>
+
           Choose your preferred hardware from the list, or choose AtmoWin
−
                                Audio prerender callback
+
          Software to delegate processing to the external process - with more
−
           Address of the audio prerender callback function.this function will
+
          options
−
           set the buffer where render will be done
+
      --atmo-serialdev=<string> Serial Port/Device
−
       --sout-smem-video-postrender-callback=<string>
+
           Name of the serial port where the AtmoLight controller is attached
−
                                Video postrender callback
+
          to.
−
          Address of the video postrender callback function.this function will
+
On Windows usually something like COM1 or COM2. On Linux
−
           be called when the render is into the buffer
+
           /dev/ttyS01 f.e.
−
       --sout-smem-audio-postrender-callback=<string>
+
       --atmo-atmowinexe=<string> Filename of AtmoWin*.exe
−
                                 Audio postrender callback
+
           if you want the AtmoLight control software to be launched by VLC,
−
          Address of the audio postrender callback function.this function will
+
          enter the complete path of AtmoWinA.exe here.
−
           be called when the render is into the buffer
+
  Illuminate the room with this color on pause:
−
       --sout-smem-video-data=<string>
+
       --atmo-usepausecolor, --no-atmo-usepausecolor
−
                                 Video Callback data
+
                                 Color when paused (default disabled)
−
           Data for the video callback function.
+
          Set the color to show if the user pauses the video. (Have light to
−
       --sout-smem-audio-data=<string>
+
           get another beer?) (default disabled)
−
                                 Audio callback data
+
       --atmo-pcolor-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Data for the video callback function.
+
                                 Pause-Red
−
       --sout-smem-time-sync, --no-sout-smem-time-sync
+
           Red component of the pause color
−
                                Time Synchronized output (default enabled)
+
       --atmo-pcolor-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
          Time Synchronisation option for output. If true, stream will render
+
                                 Pause-Green
−
          as usual, else it will be rendered as fast as possible. (default
+
           Green component of the pause color
−
           enabled)
+
       --atmo-pcolor-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
 
+
                                Pause-Blue
−
RTP stream output
+
          Blue component of the pause color
−
       --sout-rtp-dst=<string>    Destination
+
      --atmo-fadesteps=<integer [1 .. 250]>
−
           This is the output URL that will be used.
+
                                Pause-Fadesteps
−
       --sout-rtp-sdp=<string>   SDP
+
          Number of steps to change current color to pause color (each step
−
           This allows you to specify how the SDP (Session Descriptor) for this
+
          takes 40ms)
−
          RTP session will be made available. You must use an url:
+
  Illuminate the room with this color on shutdown:
−
           http://location to access the SDP via HTTP, rtsp://location for RTSP
+
      --atmo-ecolor-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           access, and sap:// for the SDP to be announced via SAP.
+
                                End-Red
−
       --sout-rtp-mux=<string>   Muxer
+
           Red component of the shutdown color
−
          This allows you to specify the muxer used for the streaming output.
+
       --atmo-ecolor-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           Default is to use no muxer (standard RTP stream).
+
                                End-Green
−
       --sout-rtp-sap, --no-sout-rtp-sap
+
           Green component of the shutdown color
−
                                SAP announcing (default disabled)
+
       --atmo-ecolor-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
          Announce this session with SAP. (default disabled)
+
                                End-Blue
−
       --sout-rtp-name=<string>   Session name
+
           Blue component of the shutdown color
−
          This is the name of the session that will be announced in the SDP
+
      --atmo-efadesteps=<integer [1 .. 250]>
−
           (Session Descriptor).
+
                                End-Fadesteps
−
       --sout-rtp-description=<string>
+
           Number of steps to change current color to end color for dimming up
−
                                 Session description
+
           the light in cinema style... (each step takes 40ms)
−
           This allows you to give a short description with details about the
+
  DMX options:
−
           stream, that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
+
       --atmo-dmx-channels=<integer [1 .. 64]>
−
       --sout-rtp-url=<string>   Session URL
+
                                Count of AtmoLight channels
−
          This allows you to give an URL with more details about the stream
+
           How many AtmoLight channels, should be emulated with that DMX device
−
           (often the website of the streaming organization), that will be
+
       --atmo-dmx-chbase=<string> DMX address for each channel
−
          announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
+
          Define here the DMX base address for each channel use , or ; to
−
       --sout-rtp-email=<string> Session email
+
          separate the values
−
           This allows you to give a contact mail address for the stream, that
+
  MoMoLight options:
−
          will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
+
       --atmo-momo-channels=<integer [3 .. 4]>
−
       --sout-rtp-phone=<string> Session phone number
+
                                Count of channels
−
          This allows you to give a contact telephone number for the stream,
+
           Depending on your MoMoLight hardware choose 3 or 4 channels
−
           that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
+
  fnordlicht options:
−
       --sout-rtp-proto={dccp,sctp,tcp,udp,udplite}
+
       --atmo-fnordlicht-amount=<integer [1 .. 254]>
−
                                Transport protocol
+
                                 Count of fnordlicht's
−
          This selects which transport protocol to use for RTP.
+
           Depending on the amount your fnordlicht hardware choose 1 to 254
−
      --sout-rtp-port=<integer>  Port
+
           channels
−
           This allows you to specify the base port for the RTP streaming.
+
  Zone Layout for the build-in Atmo:
−
      --sout-rtp-port-audio=<integer>
+
       --atmo-zones-top=<integer [0 .. 16]>
−
                                 Audio port
+
                                Number of zones on top
−
           This allows you to specify the default audio port for the RTP
+
           Number of zones on the top of the screen
−
           streaming.
+
       --atmo-zones-bottom=<integer [0 .. 16]>
−
       --sout-rtp-port-video=<integer>
+
                                Number of zones on bottom
−
                                 Video port
+
           Number of zones on the bottom of the screen
−
           This allows you to specify the default video port for the RTP
+
       --atmo-zones-lr=<integer [0 .. 16]>
−
          streaming.
+
                                Zones on left / right side
−
      --sout-rtp-ttl=<integer>   Hop limit (TTL)
+
           left and right side having always the same number of zones
−
           This is the hop limit (also known as "Time-To-Live" or TTL) of the
+
       --atmo-zone-summary, --no-atmo-zone-summary
−
           multicast packets sent by the stream output (-1 = use operating
+
                                Calculate a average zone (default disabled)
−
           system built-in default).
+
           it contains the average of all pixels in the sample image (only
−
       --sout-rtp-rtcp-mux, --no-sout-rtp-rtcp-mux
+
          useful for single channel AtmoLight) (default disabled)
−
                                RTP/RTCP multiplexing (default disabled)
+
  Settings for the built-in Live Video Processor only:
−
           This sends and receives RTCP packet multiplexed over the same port as
+
      --atmo-edgeweightning=<integer [1 .. 30]>
−
           RTP packets. (default disabled)
+
                                 Edge Weightning
−
      --sout-rtp-caching=<integer>
+
           Increasing this value will result in color more depending on the
−
                                 Caching value (ms)
+
           border of the frame.
−
           Default caching value for outbound RTP streams. This value should be
+
       --atmo-brightness=<integer [50 .. 300]>
−
           set in milliseconds.
+
                                 Brightness
−
       --sout-rtp-key=<string>   SRTP key (hexadecimal)
+
           Overall brightness of your LED stripes
−
           RTP packets will be integrity-protected and ciphered with this Secure
+
      --atmo-darknesslimit=<integer [0 .. 10]>
−
          RTP master shared secret key.
+
                                Darkness Limit
−
       --sout-rtp-salt=<string>  SRTP salt (hexadecimal)
+
           Pixels with a saturation lower than this will be ignored. Should be
−
           Secure RTP requires a (non-secret) master salt value.
+
           greater than one for letterboxed videos.
−
       --sout-rtp-mp4a-latm, --no-sout-rtp-mp4a-latm
+
      --atmo-huewinsize=<integer [0 .. 5]>
−
                                 MP4A LATM (default disabled)
+
                                Hue windowing
−
           This allows you to stream MPEG4 LATM audio streams (see RFC3016).
+
           Used for statistics.
−
           (default disabled)
+
       --atmo-satwinsize=<integer [0 .. 5]>
−
 
+
                                Sat windowing
−
Record stream output
+
          Used for statistics.
−
       --sout-record-dst-prefix=<string>
+
      --atmo-filtermode={0 (No Filtering), 1 (Combined), 2 (Percent)}
−
                                Destination prefix
+
                                Output Color filter mode
−
          Prefix of the destination file automatically generated
+
           defines the how the output color should be calculated based on
−
 
+
           previous color
−
Remote Audio Output Protocol stream output
+
      --atmo-meanlength=<integer [300 .. 5000]>
−
      --sout-raop-host=<string>  Host
+
                                 Filter length (ms)
−
          Hostname or IP address of target device
+
           Time it takes until a color is completely changed. This prevents
−
       --sout-raop-password=<string>
+
           flickering.
−
                                Password
+
       --atmo-meanthreshold=<integer [1 .. 100]>
−
          Password for target device.
+
                                Filter threshold
−
      --sout-raop-password-file=<string>
+
           How much a color has to be changed for an immediate color change.
−
                                 Password file
+
       --atmo-percentnew=<integer [1 .. 100]>
−
           Read password for target device from file.
+
                                Filter Smoothness (in %)
−
       --sout-raop-volume=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           Filter Smoothness
−
                                Volume
+
       --atmo-framedelay=<integer [0 .. 200]>
−
          Output volume for analog output: 0 for silence, 1..255 from almost
+
                                 Frame delay (ms)
−
           silent to very loud.
+
           Helps to get the video output and the light effects in sync. Values
−
 
+
           around 20ms should do the trick.
−
Mosaic bridge stream output
+
  Change channel assignment (fixes wrong wiring):
−
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-id=<string>
+
       --atmo-channel_0={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
−
                                ID
+
                                Channel 0: summary
−
          Specify an identifier string for this subpicture
+
          Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
−
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-width=<integer>
+
       --atmo-channel_1={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
−
                                Video width
+
                                 Channel 1: left
−
          Output video width.
+
           Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
−
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-height=<integer>
+
       --atmo-channel_2={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
−
                                 Video height
+
                                Channel 2: right
−
           Output video height.
+
           Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
−
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-sar=<string>
+
       --atmo-channel_3={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
−
                                Sample aspect ratio
+
                                 Channel 3: top
−
          Sample aspect ratio of the destination (1:1, 3:4, 2:3).
+
           Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
−
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-chroma=<string>
+
       --atmo-channel_4={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
−
                                Image chroma
+
                                Channel 4: bottom
−
           Force the use of a specific chroma. Use YUVA if you're planning to
+
          Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
−
           use the Alphamask or Bluescreen video filter.
+
      --atmo-channels=<string>   Channel / Zone Assignment
−
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-vfilter=<string>
+
          for devices with more than five channels / zones write down here for
−
                                Video filter
+
           each channel the zone number to show and separate the values with ,
−
           Video filters will be applied to the video stream.
+
           or ; and use -1 to not use some channels. For the classic AtmoLight
−
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
          the sequence 4,3,1,0,2 would set the default channel/zone mapping.
−
                                Transparency
+
           Having only two zones on top, and one zone on left and right and no
−
          Transparency of the mosaic picture.
+
          summary zone the mapping for classic AtmoLight would be -1,3,2,1,0
−
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-x=<integer>
+
  Adjust the white light to your LED stripes:
−
                                 X offset
+
       --atmo-whiteadj, --no-atmo-whiteadj
−
           X coordinate of the upper left corner in the mosaic if non negative.
+
                                 Use Software White adjust (default enabled)
−
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-y=<integer>
+
           Should the buildin driver do a white adjust or your LED stripes?
−
                                 Y offset
+
          recommend. (default enabled)
−
           Y coordinate of the upper left corner in the mosaic if non negative.
+
       --atmo-white-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
 
+
                                 White Red
−
Elementary stream output
+
           Red value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
−
  Generic:
+
       --atmo-white-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
       --sout-es-access=<string>  Output access method
+
                                White Green
−
           This is the default output access method that will be used.
+
           Green value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
−
       --sout-es-mux=<string>    Output muxer
+
       --atmo-white-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           This is the default muxer method that will be used.
+
                                White Blue
−
       --sout-es-dst=<string>     Output URL
+
           Blue value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
−
          This is the default output URI.
+
  Change gradients:
−
  Audio:
+
       --atmo-gradient_zone_0=<string>
−
       --sout-es-access-audio=<string>
+
                                Zone 0: Top gradient
−
                                 Audio output access method
+
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
−
           This is the output access method that will be used for audio.
+
          gradient
−
       --sout-es-mux-audio=<string>
+
       --atmo-gradient_zone_1=<string>
−
                                 Audio output muxer
+
                                 Zone 1: Right gradient
−
           This is the muxer that will be used for audio.
+
           Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
−
       --sout-es-dst-audio=<string>
+
          gradient
−
                                 Audio output URL
+
       --atmo-gradient_zone_2=<string>
−
           This is the output URI that will be used for audio.
+
                                 Zone 2: Bottom gradient
−
  Video:
+
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
−
       --sout-es-access-video=<string>
+
           gradient
−
                                 Video output access method
+
       --atmo-gradient_zone_3=<string>
−
           This is the output access method that will be used for video.
+
                                 Zone 3: Left gradient
−
       --sout-es-mux-video=<string>
+
           Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
−
                                 Video output muxer
+
          gradient
−
           This is the muxer that will be used for video.
+
       --atmo-gradient_zone_4=<string>
−
       --sout-es-dst-video=<string>
+
                                 Zone 4: Summary gradient
−
                                 Video output URL
+
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
−
           This is the output URI that will be used for video.
+
           gradient
 +
       --atmo-gradient_path=<string>
 +
                                 Gradient bitmap searchpath
 +
          Now preferred option to assign gradient bitmaps, put them as
 +
           zone_0.bmp, zone_1.bmp etc. into one folder and set the foldername
 +
          here
 +
       --atmo-width=<integer [64 .. 512]>
 +
                                 Extracted Image Width
 +
           The width of the mini image for further processing (64 is default)
 +
      --atmo-height=<integer [48 .. 384]>
 +
                                Extracted Image Height
 +
          The height of the mini image for further processing (48 is default)
 +
      --atmo-showdots, --no-atmo-showdots
 +
                                Mark analyzed pixels (default disabled)
 +
          makes the sample grid visible on screen as white pixels (default
 +
          disabled)
  
−
  Display stream output
+
  antiflicker video filter
−
       --sout-display-audio, --no-sout-display-audio
+
       --antiflicker-window-size=<integer [0 .. 100]>
−
                                Enable audio (default enabled)
+
                                 Window size
−
          Enable/disable audio rendering. (default enabled)
+
           Number of frames (0 to 100)
−
      --sout-display-video, --no-sout-display-video
+
       --antiflicker-softening-size=<integer [0 .. 31]>
−
                                 Enable video (default enabled)
+
                                 Softening value
−
           Enable/disable video rendering. (default enabled)
+
           Number of frames consider for smoothening (0 to 30)
−
       --sout-display-delay=<integer>
 
−
                                 Delay
 
−
           Introduces a delay in the display of the stream.
 
  
−
  Bridge stream output
+
  Alpha mask video filter
−
  Bridge out:
+
Use an image's alpha channel as a transparency mask.
−
      --sout-bridge-out-id=<integer>
+
       --alphamask-mask=<string>  Transparency mask
−
                                ID
+
           Alpha blending transparency mask. Uses a png alpha channel.
−
          Integer identifier for this elementary stream. This will be used to
 
−
          "find" this stream later.
 
−
      --sout-bridge-out-in-name=<string>
 
−
                                Destination bridge-in name
 
−
          Name of the destination bridge-in. If you do not need more than one
 
−
          bridge-in at a time, you can discard this option.
 
−
  Bridge in:
 
−
       --sout-bridge-in-delay=<integer>
 
−
                                Delay
 
−
          Pictures coming from the picture video outputs will be delayed
 
−
          according to this value (in milliseconds, should be >= 100 ms). For
 
−
          high values, you will need to raise caching values.
 
−
      --sout-bridge-in-id-offset=<integer>
 
−
                                ID Offset
 
−
          Offset to add to the stream IDs specified in bridge_out to obtain the
 
−
          stream IDs bridge_in will register.
 
−
      --sout-bridge-in-name=<string>
 
−
                                Name of current instance
 
−
          Name of this bridge-in instance. If you do not need more than one
 
−
          bridge-in at a time, you can discard this option.
 
−
      --sout-bridge-in-placeholder, --no-sout-bridge-in-placeholder
 
−
                                Fallback to placeholder stream when out of
 
−
                                data (default disabled)
 
−
          If set to true, the bridge will discard all input elementary streams
 
−
          except if it doesn't receive data from another bridge-in. This can be
 
−
          used to configure a place holder stream when the real source breaks.
 
−
          Source and placeholder streams should have the same format. (default
 
−
           disabled)
 
−
      --sout-bridge-in-placeholder-delay=<integer>
 
−
                                Placeholder delay
 
−
          Delay (in ms) before the placeholder kicks in.
 
−
      --sout-bridge-in-placeholder-switch-on-iframe, --no-sout-bridge-in-placeholder-switch-on-iframe
 
−
                                Wait for I frame before toggling placholder
 
−
                                (default enabled)
 
−
          If enabled, switching between the placeholder and the normal stream
 
−
          will only occur on I frames. This will remove artifacts on stream
 
−
          switching at the expense of a slightly longer delay, depending on the
 
−
          frequence of I frames in the streams. (default enabled)
 
  
−
  DVD subtitles decoder
+
  Image properties filter
−
       --dvdsub-transparency, --no-dvdsub-transparency
+
       --contrast=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
−
                                 Disable DVD subtitle transparency (default
+
                                Image contrast (0-2)
−
                                disabled)
+
          Set the image contrast, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 1.
−
           Removes all transparency effects used in DVD subtitles. (default
+
      --brightness=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
 +
                                Image brightness (0-2)
 +
          Set the image brightness, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 1.
 +
      --hue=<integer [0 .. 360]> Image hue (0-360)
 +
          Set the image hue, between 0 and 360. Defaults to 0.
 +
      --saturation=<float [0.000000 .. 3.000000]>
 +
                                Image saturation (0-3)
 +
          Set the image saturation, between 0 and 3. Defaults to 1.
 +
      --gamma=<float [0.010000 .. 10.000000]>
 +
                                Image gamma (0-10)
 +
          Set the image gamma, between 0.01 and 10. Defaults to 1.
 +
      --brightness-threshold, --no-brightness-threshold
 +
                                 Brightness threshold (default disabled)
 +
           When this mode is enabled, pixels will be shown as black or white.
 +
          The threshold value will be the brightness defined below. (default
 
           disabled)
 
           disabled)
  
−
  Speex audio decoder
+
  Freetype2 font renderer
−
       --sout-speex-mode={0 (Narrow-band (8kHz)), 1 (Wide-band (16kHz)), 2 (Ultra-wideband (32kHz))}
+
       --freetype-font=<string>  Font
−
                                 Mode
+
          Font family for the font you want to use
−
           Enforce the mode of the encoder.
+
      --freetype-fontsize=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-speex-complexity=<integer [1 .. 10]>
+
                                Font size in pixels
−
                                 Encoding complexity
+
          This is the default size of the fonts that will be rendered on the
−
           Enforce the complexity of the encoder.
+
          video. If set to something different than 0 this option will override
−
       --sout-speex-cbr, --no-sout-speex-cbr
+
          the relative font size.
−
                                 CBR encoding (default disabled)
+
      --freetype-rel-fontsize={20 (Smaller), 18 (Small), 16 (Normal), 12 (Large), 6 (Larger)}
−
          Enforce a constant bitrate encoding (CBR) instead of default variable
+
                                 Relative font size
−
          bitrate encoding (VBR). (default disabled)
+
           This is the relative default size of the fonts that will be rendered
−
       --sout-speex-quality=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
+
          on the video. If absolute font size is set, relative size will be
−
                                 Encoding quality
+
          overridden.
−
          Enforce a quality between 0 (low) and 10 (high).
+
       --freetype-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
       --sout-speex-max-bitrate=<integer>
+
                                 Text opacity
−
                                 Maximal bitrate
+
          The opacity (inverse of transparency) of the text that will be
−
          Enforce the maximal VBR bitrate
+
           rendered on the video. 0 = transparent, 255 = totally opaque.
−
       --sout-speex-vad, --no-sout-speex-vad
+
      --freetype-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
−
                                 Voice activity detection (default enabled)
+
                                Text default color
−
          Enable voice activity detection (VAD). It is automatically activated
+
          The color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must
−
          in VBR mode. (default enabled)
+
          be an hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for
−
       --sout-speex-dtx, --no-sout-speex-dtx
+
          red, then green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 =
−
                                 Discontinuous Transmission (default disabled)
+
          green, #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
−
           Enable discontinuous transmission (DTX). (default disabled)
+
       --freetype-bold, --no-freetype-bold
 +
                                 Force bold (default disabled)
 +
      --freetype-background-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 +
                                Background opacity
 +
      --freetype-background-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
 +
                                Background color
 +
       --freetype-outline-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 +
                                 Outline opacity
 +
      --freetype-outline-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
 +
                                Outline color
 +
       --freetype-outline-thickness={0 (None), 2 (Thin), 4 (Normal), 6 (Thick)}
 +
                                Outline thickness
 +
      --freetype-shadow-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 +
                                 Shadow opacity
 +
       --freetype-shadow-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
 +
                                Shadow color
 +
      --freetype-shadow-angle=<float [-360.000000 .. 360.000000]>
 +
                                 Shadow angle
 +
      --freetype-shadow-distance=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
 +
                                Shadow distance
 +
       --freetype-yuvp, --no-freetype-yuvp
 +
                                 Use YUVP renderer (default disabled)
 +
           This renders the font using "paletized YUV". This option is only
 +
          needed if you want to encode into DVB subtitles (default disabled)
  
−
  Audio Spatializer
+
  Transcode stream output
−
      --spatializer-roomsize=<float>
+
  Video:
−
                                Room size
+
       --sout-transcode-venc=<string>
−
          Defines the virtual surface of the room emulated by the filter.
+
                                Video encoder
−
       --spatializer-width=<float>
+
           This is the video encoder module that will be used (and its
−
                                Room width
+
           associated options).
−
          Width of the virtual room
+
       --sout-transcode-vcodec=<string>
−
      --spatializer-wet=<float>  Wet
+
                                 Destination video codec
−
      --spatializer-dry=<float>  Dry
+
           This is the video codec that will be used.
−
      --spatializer-damp=<float> Damp
+
       --sout-transcode-vb=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
 
+
                                 Video bitrate
−
Skinnable Interface
+
           Target bitrate of the transcoded video stream.
−
      --skins2-last=<string>     Skin to use
+
       --sout-transcode-scale=<float>
−
          Path to the skin to use.
+
                                Video scaling
−
      --skins2-config=<string>  Config of last used skin
+
           Scale factor to apply to the video while transcoding (eg: 0.25)
−
           Windows configuration of the last skin used. This option is updated
+
       --sout-transcode-fps=<float>
−
          automatically, do not touch it.
+
                                Video frame-rate
−
      --skins2-systray, --no-skins2-systray
+
           Target output frame rate for the video stream.
−
                                Systray icon (default disabled)
+
       --sout-transcode-hurry-up, --no-sout-transcode-hurry-up
−
          Show a systray icon for VLC (default disabled)
+
                                 Hurry up (default enabled)
−
      --skins2-taskbar, --no-skins2-taskbar
+
           The transcoder will drop frames if your CPU can't keep up with the
−
                                Show VLC on the taskbar (default enabled)
+
          encoding rate. (default enabled)
−
           Show VLC on the taskbar (default enabled)
+
       --sout-transcode-deinterlace, --no-sout-transcode-deinterlace
−
      --skins2-transparency, --no-skins2-transparency
+
                                 Deinterlace video (default disabled)
−
                                Enable transparency effects (default disabled)
+
           Deinterlace the video before encoding. (default disabled)
−
          You can disable all transparency effects if you want. This is mainly
+
       --sout-transcode-deinterlace-module={deinterlace,ffmpeg-deinterlace}
−
          useful when moving windows does not behave correctly. (default
+
                                 Deinterlace module
−
          disabled)
+
           Specify the deinterlace module to use.
−
       --skinned-playlist, --no-skinned-playlist
+
       --sout-transcode-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Use a skinned playlist (default enabled)
+
                                 Video width
−
          Use a skinned playlist (default enabled)
+
           Output video width.
−
      --skinned-video, --no-skinned-video
+
       --sout-transcode-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Display video in a skinned window if any
+
                                 Video height
−
                                (default enabled)
+
           Output video height.
−
           When set to 'no', this parameter is intended to give old skins a
+
       --sout-transcode-maxwidth=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          chance to play back video even though no video tag is implemented
+
                                 Maximum video width
−
          (default enabled)
+
           Maximum output video width.
−
 
+
       --sout-transcode-maxheight=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
Sharpen video filter
+
                                 Maximum video height
−
Augment contrast between contours.
+
           Maximum output video height.
−
       --sharpen-sigma=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
+
       --sout-transcode-vfilter=<string>
−
                                 Sharpen strength (0-2)
+
                                 Video filter
−
           Set the Sharpen strength, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 0.05.
+
           Video filters will be applied to the video streams (after overlays
−
 
+
           are applied). You can enter a colon-separated list of filters.
−
Screen Input
+
  Audio:
−
       --screen-caching=<integer> Caching value in ms
+
       --sout-transcode-aenc=<string>
−
          Caching value for screen capture. This value should be set in
+
                                 Audio encoder
−
           milliseconds.
+
           This is the audio encoder module that will be used (and its
−
       --screen-fps=<float>       Frame rate
+
           associated options).
−
           Desired frame rate for the capture.
+
       --sout-transcode-acodec=<string>
−
       --screen-top=<integer>    Subscreen top left corner
+
                                 Destination audio codec
−
          Top coordinate of the subscreen top left corner.
+
           This is the audio codec that will be used.
−
      --screen-left=<integer>    Subscreen top left corner
+
       --sout-transcode-ab=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          Left coordinate of the subscreen top left corner.
+
                                 Audio bitrate
−
      --screen-width=<integer>  Subscreen width
+
           Target bitrate of the transcoded audio stream.
−
          Subscreen width
+
       --sout-transcode-alang=<string>
−
      --screen-height=<integer>  Subscreen height
+
                                 Audio Language
−
          Subscreen height
+
           This is the language of the audio stream.
−
      --screen-follow-mouse, --no-screen-follow-mouse
+
       --sout-transcode-channels=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Follow the mouse (default disabled)
+
                                 Audio channels
−
           Follow the mouse when capturing a subscreen. (default disabled)
+
           Number of audio channels in the transcoded streams.
−
       --screen-mouse-image=<string>
+
       --sout-transcode-samplerate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Mouse pointer image
+
                                 Audio sample rate
−
          If specified, will use the image to draw the mouse pointer on the
+
           Sample rate of the transcoded audio stream (11250, 22500, 44100 or
−
          capture.
+
           48000).
−
      --screen-fragment-size=<integer>
+
       --sout-transcode-audio-sync, --no-sout-transcode-audio-sync
−
                                 Capture fragment size
+
                                 Synchronise on audio track (default disabled)
−
           Optimize the capture by fragmenting the screen in chunks of
+
           This option will drop/duplicate video frames to synchronise the video
−
          predefined height (16 might be a good value, and 0 means disabled).
+
           track on the audio track. (default disabled)
−
 
+
       --sout-transcode-afilter=<string>
−
Schroedinger video decoder
+
                                 Audio filter
−
       --sout-schro-rate_control={constant_noise_threshold,constant_bitrate,low_delay,lossless,constant_lambda,constant_error,constant_quality}
+
           Audio filters will be applied to the audio streams (after conversion
−
                                 rate_control
+
           filters are applied). You can enter a colon-separated list of filters.
−
           rate_control
+
  Overlays/Subtitles:
−
       --sout-schro-bitrate=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
       --sout-transcode-senc=<string>
−
                                 bitrate
+
                                 Subtitles encoder
−
           bitrate
+
           This is the subtitles encoder module that will be used (and its
−
       --sout-schro-max_bitrate=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
           associated options).
−
                                 max_bitrate
+
       --sout-transcode-scodec=<string>
−
           max_bitrate
+
                                 Destination subtitles codec
−
       --sout-schro-min_bitrate=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
           This is the subtitles codec that will be used.
−
                                 min_bitrate
+
       --sout-transcode-soverlay, --no-sout-transcode-soverlay
−
           min_bitrate
+
                                 Destination subtitles codec (default disabled)
−
       --sout-schro-buffer_size=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
           This is the subtitles codec that will be used. (default disabled)
−
                                buffer_size
+
       --sout-transcode-sfilter=<string>
−
          buffer_size
+
                                 Overlays
−
      --sout-schro-buffer_level=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
           This allows you to add overlays (also known as "subpictures" on the
−
                                 buffer_level
+
          transcoded video stream. The subpictures produced by the filters will
−
           buffer_level
+
          be overlayed directly onto the video. You can specify a
−
      --sout-schro-quality=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
+
           colon-separated list of subpicture modules
−
                                quality
+
  On Screen Display:
−
          quality
+
       --sout-transcode-osd, --no-sout-transcode-osd
−
       --sout-schro-noise_threshold=<float [0.000000 .. 100.000000]>
+
                                 OSD menu (default disabled)
−
                                 noise_threshold
+
           Stream the On Screen Display menu (using the osdmenu subpicture
−
           noise_threshold
+
           module). (default disabled)
−
      --sout-schro-gop_structure={adaptive,intra_only,backref,chained_backref,biref,chained_biref}
+
  Miscellaneous:
−
                                gop_structure
+
       --sout-transcode-threads=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           gop_structure
+
                                 Number of threads
−
      --sout-schro-queue_depth=<integer [1 .. 40]>
+
           Number of threads used for the transcoding.
−
                                queue_depth
+
       --sout-transcode-high-priority, --no-sout-transcode-high-priority
−
          queue_depth
+
                                 High priority (default disabled)
−
      --sout-schro-perceptual_weighting={none,ccir959,moo,manos_sakrison}
+
           Runs the optional encoder thread at the OUTPUT priority instead of
−
                                perceptual_weighting
+
           VIDEO. (default disabled)
−
          perceptual_weighting
 
−
       --sout-schro-perceptual_distance=<float [0.000000 .. 100.000000]>
 
−
                                 perceptual_distance
 
−
           perceptual_distance
 
−
      --sout-schro-filtering={none,center_weighted_median,gaussian,add_noise,adaptive_gaussian,lowpass}
 
−
                                filtering
 
−
           filtering
 
−
      --sout-schro-filter_value=<float [0.000000 .. 100.000000]>
 
−
                                filter_value
 
−
          filter_value
 
−
       --sout-schro-profile=<integer>
 
−
                                 profile
 
−
           profile
 
−
      --sout-schro-force_profile={auto,vc2_low_delay,vc2_simple,vc2_main,main}
 
−
                                force_profile
 
−
          force_profile
 
−
       --sout-schro-level=<integer>
 
−
                                level
 
−
          level
 
−
      --sout-schro-max_refs=<integer [1 .. 4]>
 
−
                                max_refs
 
−
          max_refs
 
−
      --sout-schro-open_gop, --no-sout-schro-open_gop
 
−
                                open_gop (default enabled)
 
−
          open_gop (default enabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-au_distance=<integer [1 .. 2147483647]>
 
−
                                 au_distance
 
−
           au_distance
 
−
       --sout-schro-enable_psnr, --no-sout-schro-enable_psnr
 
−
                                enable_psnr (default disabled)
 
−
          enable_psnr (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_ssim, --no-sout-schro-enable_ssim
 
−
                                enable_ssim (default disabled)
 
−
          enable_ssim (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-transform_depth=<integer [0 .. 6]>
 
−
                                 transform_depth
 
−
           transform_depth
 
−
       --sout-schro-intra_wavelet={desl_dubuc_9_7,le_gall_5_3,desl_dubuc_13_7,haar_0,haar_1,fidelity,daub_9_7}
 
−
                                intra_wavelet
 
−
          intra_wavelet
 
−
      --sout-schro-inter_wavelet={desl_dubuc_9_7,le_gall_5_3,desl_dubuc_13_7,haar_0,haar_1,fidelity,daub_9_7}
 
−
                                inter_wavelet
 
−
          inter_wavelet
 
−
      --sout-schro-mv_precision=<integer [0 .. 3]>
 
−
                                 mv_precision
 
−
           mv_precision
 
−
       --sout-schro-downsample_levels=<integer [2 .. 8]>
 
−
                                 downsample_levels
 
−
           downsample_levels
 
−
      --sout-schro-motion_block_size={automatic,small,medium,large}
 
−
                                motion_block_size
 
−
           motion_block_size
 
−
       --sout-schro-motion_block_overlap={automatic,none,partial,full}
 
−
                                motion_block_overlap
 
−
          motion_block_overlap
 
−
      --sout-schro-interlaced_coding, --no-sout-schro-interlaced_coding
 
−
                                interlaced_coding (default disabled)
 
−
          interlaced_coding (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_internal_testing, --no-sout-schro-enable_internal_testing
 
−
                                 enable_internal_testing (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_internal_testing (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_noarith, --no-sout-schro-enable_noarith
 
−
                                enable_noarith (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_noarith (default disabled)
 
−
       --sout-schro-enable_md5, --no-sout-schro-enable_md5
 
−
                                 enable_md5 (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_md5 (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_fullscan_estimation, --no-sout-schro-enable_fullscan_estimation
 
−
                                enable_fullscan_estimation (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_fullscan_estimation (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_hierarchical_estimation, --no-sout-schro-enable_hierarchical_estimation
 
−
                                enable_hierarchical_estimation (default
 
−
                                enabled)
 
−
          enable_hierarchical_estimation (default enabled)
 
−
       --sout-schro-enable_zero_estimation, --no-sout-schro-enable_zero_estimation
 
−
                                 enable_zero_estimation (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_zero_estimation (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_phasecorr_estimation, --no-sout-schro-enable_phasecorr_estimation
 
−
                                enable_phasecorr_estimation (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_phasecorr_estimation (default disabled)
 
−
       --sout-schro-enable_bigblock_estimation, --no-sout-schro-enable_bigblock_estimation
 
−
                                 enable_bigblock_estimation (default enabled)
 
−
           enable_bigblock_estimation (default enabled)
 
−
       --sout-schro-enable_multiquant, --no-sout-schro-enable_multiquant
 
−
                                 enable_multiquant (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_multiquant (default disabled)
 
−
       --sout-schro-enable_dc_multiquant, --no-sout-schro-enable_dc_multiquant
 
−
                                 enable_dc_multiquant (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_dc_multiquant (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_global_motion, --no-sout-schro-enable_global_motion
 
−
                                enable_global_motion (default disabled)
 
−
           enable_global_motion (default disabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_scene_change_detection, --no-sout-schro-enable_scene_change_detection
 
−
                                enable_scene_change_detection (default
 
−
                                enabled)
 
−
          enable_scene_change_detection (default enabled)
 
−
       --sout-schro-enable_deep_estimation, --no-sout-schro-enable_deep_estimation
 
−
                                 enable_deep_estimation (default enabled)
 
−
           enable_deep_estimation (default enabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_rdo_cbr, --no-sout-schro-enable_rdo_cbr
 
−
                                enable_rdo_cbr (default enabled)
 
−
           enable_rdo_cbr (default enabled)
 
−
      --sout-schro-enable_chroma_me, --no-sout-schro-enable_chroma_me
 
−
                                enable_chroma_me (default disabled)
 
−
          enable_chroma_me (default disabled)
 
−
       --sout-schro-horiz_slices=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 
−
                                horiz_slices
 
−
          horiz_slices
 
−
      --sout-schro-vert_slices=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 
−
                                 vert_slices
 
−
           vert_slices
 
−
      --sout-schro-codeblock_size={automatic,small,medium,large,full}
 
−
                                codeblock_size
 
−
          codeblock_size
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_dc_metric_offset=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_dc_metric_offset
 
−
          magic_dc_metric_offset
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_subband0_lambda_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_subband0_lambda_scale
 
−
          magic_subband0_lambda_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_chroma_lambda_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_chroma_lambda_scale
 
−
          magic_chroma_lambda_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_nonref_lambda_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_nonref_lambda_scale
 
−
          magic_nonref_lambda_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_me_lambda_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 100.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_me_lambda_scale
 
−
          magic_me_lambda_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_I_lambda_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 100.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_I_lambda_scale
 
−
          magic_I_lambda_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_P_lambda_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_P_lambda_scale
 
−
          magic_P_lambda_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_B_lambda_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_B_lambda_scale
 
−
          magic_B_lambda_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_allocation_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_allocation_scale
 
−
          magic_allocation_scale
 
−
       --sout-schro-magic_inter_cpd_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_inter_cpd_scale
 
−
          magic_inter_cpd_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_keyframe_weight=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_keyframe_weight
 
−
          magic_keyframe_weight
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_scene_change_threshold=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_scene_change_threshold
 
−
          magic_scene_change_threshold
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_inter_p_weight=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_inter_p_weight
 
−
          magic_inter_p_weight
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_inter_b_weight=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_inter_b_weight
 
−
          magic_inter_b_weight
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_me_bailout_limit=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_me_bailout_limit
 
−
          magic_me_bailout_limit
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_bailout_weight=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_bailout_weight
 
−
          magic_bailout_weight
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_error_power=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_error_power
 
−
          magic_error_power
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_subgroup_length=<float [1.000000 .. 10.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_subgroup_length
 
−
          magic_subgroup_length
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_badblock_multiplier_nonref=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_badblock_multiplier_nonref
 
−
          magic_badblock_multiplier_nonref
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_badblock_multiplier_ref=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_badblock_multiplier_ref
 
−
          magic_badblock_multiplier_ref
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_block_search_threshold=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_block_search_threshold
 
−
          magic_block_search_threshold
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_scan_distance=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_scan_distance
 
−
          magic_scan_distance
 
−
      --sout-schro-magic_diagonal_lambda_scale=<float [0.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 
−
                                magic_diagonal_lambda_scale
 
−
          magic_diagonal_lambda_scale
 
−
      --sout-schro-chroma_fmt={420,422,444}
 
−
                                Chroma format
 
−
          Picking chroma format will force a conversion of the video into that
 
−
          format
 
−
      --sout-schro-auto_coding_mode, --no-sout-schro-auto_coding_mode
 
−
                                 Automate picture coding mode (default enabled)
 
−
           Use the input picture to determine how to code it - interlaced or
 
−
           progressive (default enabled)
 
  
−
  Scene video filter
+
  Standard stream output
−
Send your video to picture files
+
       --sout-standard-access=<string>
−
       --scene-format=<string>   Image format
+
                                Output access method
−
           Format of the output images (png, jpeg, ...).
+
           Output method to use for the stream.
−
       --scene-width=<integer>   Image width
+
       --sout-standard-mux=<string>
−
           You can enforce the image width. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
+
                                Output muxer
−
          the video characteristics.
+
           Muxer to use for the stream.
−
       --scene-height=<integer>   Image height
+
       --sout-standard-dst=<string>
−
           You can enforce the image height. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
+
                                Output destination
−
           the video characteristics.
+
           Destination (URL) to use for the stream. Overrides path and bind
−
       --scene-prefix=<string>   Filename prefix
+
           parameters
−
           Prefix of the output images filenames. Output filenames will have the
+
       --sout-standard-bind=<string>
−
           "prefixNUMBER.format" form if replace is not true.
+
                                address to bind to (helper setting for dst)
−
       --scene-path=<string>     Directory path prefix
+
           address:port to bind vlc to listening incoming streams helper setting
−
           Directory path where images files should be saved.If not set, then
+
           for dst,dst=bind+'/'+path. dst-parameter overrides this
−
           images will be automatically saved in users homedir.
+
       --sout-standard-path=<string>
−
       --scene-replace, --no-scene-replace
+
                                filename for stream (helper setting for dst)
−
                                 Always write to the same file (default
+
           Filename for stream helper setting for dst, dst=bind+'/'+path,
−
                                disabled)
+
           dst-parameter overrides this
−
           Always write to the same file instead of creating one file per image.
+
       --sout-standard-sap, --no-sout-standard-sap
−
          In this case, the number is not appended to the filename. (default
+
                                 SAP announcing (default disabled)
−
           disabled)
+
          Announce this session with SAP. (default disabled)
−
       --scene-ratio=<integer>   Recording ratio
+
      --sout-standard-name=<string>
−
           Ratio of images to record. 3 means that one image out of three is
+
                                Session name
−
           recorded.
+
           This is the name of the session that will be announced in the SDP
−
 
+
           (Session Descriptor).
−
Audio tempo scaler synched with rate
+
       --sout-standard-group=<string>
−
       --scaletempo-stride=<integer [1 .. 2000]>
+
                                Session groupname
−
                                 Stride Length
+
           This allows you to specify a group for the session, that will be
−
           Length in milliseconds to output each stride
+
           announced if you choose to use SAP.
−
       --scaletempo-overlap=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
+
      --sout-standard-description=<string>
−
                                 Overlap Length
+
                                Session description
−
           Percentage of stride to overlap
+
          This allows you to give a short description with details about the
−
       --scaletempo-search=<integer [0 .. 200]>
+
          stream, that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
−
                                 Search Length
+
       --sout-standard-url=<string>
−
           Length in milliseconds to search for best overlap position
+
                                 Session URL
 +
          This allows you to give a URL with more details about the stream
 +
           (often the website of the streaming organization), that will be
 +
          announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
 +
       --sout-standard-email=<string>
 +
                                 Session email
 +
           This allows you to give a contact mail address for the stream, that
 +
          will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
 +
       --sout-standard-phone=<string>
 +
                                 Session phone number
 +
           This allows you to give a contact telephone number for the stream,
 +
          that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
  
−
  Network streams (SAP)
+
  Stream output to memory buffer
−
       --sap-addr=<string>       SAP multicast address
+
       --sout-smem-video-prerender-callback=<string>
−
           The SAP module normally chooses itself the right addresses to listen
+
                                Video prerender callback
−
           to. However, you can specify a specific address.
+
          Address of the video prerender callback function. This function will
−
       --sap-ipv4, --no-sap-ipv4  IPv4 SAP (default enabled)
+
           set the buffer where render will be done.
−
           Listen to IPv4 announcements on the standard addresses. (default
+
      --sout-smem-audio-prerender-callback=<string>
−
           enabled)
+
                                Audio prerender callback
−
       --sap-ipv6, --no-sap-ipv6  IPv6 SAP (default enabled)
+
           Address of the audio prerender callback function. This function will
−
           Listen to IPv6 announcements on the standard addresses. (default
+
          set the buffer where render will be done.
−
           enabled)
+
       --sout-smem-video-postrender-callback=<string>
−
       --sap-timeout=<integer>   SAP timeout (seconds)
+
                                Video postrender callback
−
           Delay after which SAP items get deleted if no new announcement is
+
           Address of the video postrender callback function. This function will
−
           received.
+
           be called when the render is into the buffer.
−
       --sap-parse, --no-sap-parse
+
       --sout-smem-audio-postrender-callback=<string>
−
                                 Try to parse the announce (default enabled)
+
                                Audio postrender callback
−
           This enables actual parsing of the announces by the SAP module.
+
           Address of the audio postrender callback function. This function will
−
           Otherwise, all announcements are parsed by the "live555" (RTP/RTSP)
+
           be called when the render is into the buffer.
−
           module. (default enabled)
+
       --sout-smem-video-data=<string>
−
       --sap-strict, --no-sap-strict
+
                                Video Callback data
−
                                 SAP Strict mode (default disabled)
+
           Data for the video callback function.
−
           When this is set, the SAP parser will discard some non-compliant
+
      --sout-smem-audio-data=<string>
−
           announcements. (default disabled)
+
                                Audio callback data
 +
           Data for the video callback function.
 +
       --sout-smem-time-sync, --no-sout-smem-time-sync
 +
                                 Time Synchronized output (default enabled)
 +
           Time Synchronisation option for output. If true, stream will render
 +
           as usual, else it will be rendered as fast as possible. (default
 +
           enabled)
 +
 
 +
Change the id of an elementary stream
 +
  Set ES id:
 +
      --sout-setid-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Elementary Stream ID
 +
          Specify an identifier integer for this elementary stream
 +
       --sout-setid-new-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                New ES ID
 +
          Specify an new identifier integer for this elementary stream
 +
  Set ES Lang:
 +
      --sout-setlang-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Elementary Stream ID
 +
           Specify an identifier integer for this elementary stream
 +
      --sout-setlang-lang=<string>
 +
                                Language
 +
           Specify an ISO-639 code (three characters) for this elementary stream
  
−
  Real-Time Protocol (RTP) input
+
  Select individual es to enable or disable from stream
−
       --rtp-caching=<integer [0 .. 65535]>
+
       --sout-select-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                RTP de-jitter buffer length (msec)
+
                                 Command UDP port
−
          How long to wait for late RTP packets (and delay the performance).
+
           UDP port to listen to for commands (show | enable <pid> | disable
−
      --rtcp-port=<integer [0 .. 65535]>
+
           <pid>).
−
                                 RTCP (local) port
+
       --sout-select-disable=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           RTCP packets will be received on this transport protocol port. If
+
                                 Disable ES id
−
          zero, multiplexed RTP/RTCP is used.
+
           Disable ES id at startup.
−
      --srtp-key=<string>       SRTP key (hexadecimal)
+
       --sout-select-enable=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          RTP packets will be authenticated and deciphered with this Secure RTP
+
                                 Enable ES id
−
           master shared secret key.
+
           Only enable ES id at startup.
−
      --srtp-salt=<string>       SRTP salt (hexadecimal)
 
−
          Secure RTP requires a (non-secret) master salt value.
 
−
       --rtp-max-src=<integer [1 .. 255]>
 
−
                                 Maximum RTP sources
 
−
           How many distinct active RTP sources are allowed at a time.
 
−
       --rtp-timeout=<integer>    RTP source timeout (sec)
 
−
          How long to wait for any packet before a source is expired.
 
−
      --rtp-max-dropout=<integer [0 .. 32767]>
 
−
                                Maximum RTP sequence number dropout
 
−
          RTP packets will be discarded if they are too much ahead (i.e. in the
 
−
          future) by this many packets from the last received packet.
 
−
      --rtp-max-misorder=<integer [0 .. 32767]>
 
−
                                 Maximum RTP sequence number misordering
 
−
           RTP packets will be discarded if they are too far behind (i.e. in the
 
−
          past) by this many packets from the last received packet.
 
  
−
  RSS and Atom feed display
+
  RTP stream output
−
Display a RSS or ATOM Feed on your video
+
       --sout-rtp-dst=<string>   Destination
−
       --rss-urls=<string>       Feed URLs
+
           This is the output URL that will be used.
−
           RSS/Atom feed '|' (pipe) separated URLs.
+
       --sout-rtp-sdp=<string>   SDP
−
  Position:
+
          This allows you to specify how the SDP (Session Descriptor) for this
−
       --rss-x=<integer>         X offset
+
          RTP session will be made available. You must use a url:
−
           X offset, from the left screen edge.
+
           http://location to access the SDP via HTTP, rtsp://location for RTSP
−
       --rss-y=<integer>         Y offset
+
          access, and sap:// for the SDP to be announced via SAP.
−
           Y offset, down from the top.
+
       --sout-rtp-mux=<string>   Muxer
−
       --rss-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
+
           This allows you to specify the muxer used for the streaming output.
−
                                Text position
+
          Default is to use no muxer (standard RTP stream).
−
           You can enforce the text position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
+
       --sout-rtp-sap, --no-sout-rtp-sap
−
           2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom; you can also use combinations of these
+
                                SAP announcing (default disabled)
−
           values, eg 6 = top-right).
+
          Announce this session with SAP. (default disabled)
−
  Font:
+
      --sout-rtp-name=<string>  Session name
−
       --rss-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           This is the name of the session that will be announced in the SDP
−
                                Opacity
+
          (Session Descriptor).
−
           Opacity (inverse of transparency) of overlay text. 0 = transparent,
+
      --sout-rtp-description=<string>
−
           255 = totally opaque.
+
                                Session description
−
       --rss-color={-268435456 (Default), 0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
+
           This allows you to give a short description with details about the
−
                                Color
+
           stream, that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
−
           Color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must be an
+
       --sout-rtp-url=<string>   Session URL
−
          hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for red, then
+
          This allows you to give a URL with more details about the stream
−
          green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 = green,
+
           (often the website of the streaming organization), that will be
−
           #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
+
           announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
−
       --rss-size=<integer>       Font size, pixels
+
       --sout-rtp-email=<string>  Session email
−
           Font size, in pixels. Default is -1 (use default font size).
+
          This allows you to give a contact mail address for the stream, that
−
  Misc:
+
          will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
−
       --rss-speed=<integer>     Speed of feeds
+
      --sout-rtp-phone=<string>  Session phone number
−
           Speed of the RSS/Atom feeds in microseconds (bigger is slower).
+
           This allows you to give a contact telephone number for the stream,
−
       --rss-length=<integer>     Max length
+
          that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
−
           Maximum number of characters displayed on the screen.
+
      --sout-rtp-proto={dccp,sctp,tcp,udp,udplite}
−
       --rss-ttl=<integer>       Refresh time
+
                                Transport protocol
−
           Number of seconds between each forced refresh of the feeds. 0 means
+
           This selects which transport protocol to use for RTP.
−
           that the feeds are never updated.
+
       --sout-rtp-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --rss-images, --no-rss-images
+
                                Port
−
                                 Feed images (default enabled)
+
           This allows you to specify the base port for the RTP streaming.
−
           Display feed images if available. (default enabled)
+
       --sout-rtp-port-audio=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --rss-title={-1 (Default), 0 (Don't show), 1 (Always visible), 2 (Scroll with feed)}
+
                                Audio port
−
                                 Title display mode
+
           This allows you to specify the default audio port for the RTP
−
           Title display mode. Default is 0 (hidden) if the feed has an image
+
          streaming.
−
           and feed images are enabled, 1 otherwise.
+
       --sout-rtp-port-video=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
 
+
                                Video port
−
  Rotate video filter
+
           This allows you to specify the default video port for the RTP
−
       --rotate-angle=<integer [0 .. 359]>
+
          streaming.
−
                                 Angle in degrees
+
       --sout-rtp-ttl=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Angle in degrees (0 to 359)
+
                                Hop limit (TTL)
 +
           This is the hop limit (also known as "Time-To-Live" or TTL) of the
 +
           multicast packets sent by the stream output (-1 = use operating
 +
          system built-in default).
 +
       --sout-rtp-rtcp-mux, --no-sout-rtp-rtcp-mux
 +
                                 RTP/RTCP multiplexing (default disabled)
 +
           This sends and receives RTCP packet multiplexed over the same port as
 +
          RTP packets. (default disabled)
 +
       --sout-rtp-caching=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Caching value (ms)
 +
          Default caching value for outbound RTP streams. This value should be
 +
          set in milliseconds.
 +
      --sout-rtp-key=<string>    SRTP key (hexadecimal)
 +
          RTP packets will be integrity-protected and ciphered with this Secure
 +
          RTP master shared secret key. This must be a 32-character-long
 +
          hexadecimal string.
 +
      --sout-rtp-salt=<string>  SRTP salt (hexadecimal)
 +
          Secure RTP requires a (non-secret) master salt value. This must be a
 +
          28-character-long hexadecimal string.
 +
      --sout-rtp-mp4a-latm, --no-sout-rtp-mp4a-latm
 +
                                MP4A LATM (default disabled)
 +
          This allows you to stream MPEG4 LATM audio streams (see RFC3016).
 +
          (default disabled)
 +
      --rtsp-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 RTSP session timeout (s)
 +
          RTSP sessions will be closed after not receiving any RTSP request for
 +
           this long. Setting it to a negative value or zero disables timeouts.
 +
          The default is 60 (one minute).
 +
      --sout-rtsp-user=<string>  Username
 +
          User name that will be requested to access the stream.
 +
      --sout-rtsp-pwd=<string>  Password
 +
           Password that will be requested to access the stream.
 +
 
 +
  Record stream output
 +
       --sout-record-dst-prefix=<string>
 +
                                 Destination prefix
 +
           Prefix of the destination file automatically generated
  
−
  Remote-OSD over VNC
+
  Remote Audio Output Protocol stream output
−
       --rmtosd-host=<string>     VNC Host
+
       --sout-raop-host=<string> Host
−
           VNC hostname or IP address.
+
           Hostname or IP address of target device
−
       --rmtosd-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
+
       --sout-raop-password=<string>
−
                                VNC Port
+
                                 Password
−
          VNC portnumber.
+
           Password for target device.
−
      --rmtosd-password=<string> VNC Password
+
       --sout-raop-password-file=<string>
−
          VNC password.
+
                                 Password file
−
      --rmtosd-update=<integer [200 .. 300]>
+
           Read password for target device from file.
−
                                 VNC poll interval
+
       --sout-raop-volume=<integer [0 .. 255]>
−
           In this interval an update from VNC is requested, default every 300
+
                                 Volume
−
          ms.
+
           Output volume for analog output: 0 for silence, 1..255 from almost
−
      --rmtosd-vnc-polling, --no-rmtosd-vnc-polling
+
           silent to very loud.
−
                                VNC polling (default disabled)
 
−
          Activate VNC polling. Do NOT activate for use as VDR ffnetdev client.
 
−
          (default disabled)
 
−
       --rmtosd-mouse-events, --no-rmtosd-mouse-events
 
−
                                 Mouse events (default disabled)
 
−
           Send mouse events to VNC host. Not needed for use as VDR ffnetdev
 
−
          client. (default disabled)
 
−
       --rmtosd-key-events, --no-rmtosd-key-events
 
−
                                Key events (default disabled)
 
−
          Send key events to VNC host. (default disabled)
 
−
      --rmtosd-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 
−
                                 Alpha transparency value (default 255)
 
−
           The transparency of the OSD VNC can be changed by giving a value
 
−
          between 0 and 255. A lower value specifies more transparency a higher
 
−
          means less transparency. The default is being not transparent (value
 
−
           255) the minimum is fully transparent (value 0).
 
  
−
  Raw video demuxer
+
  Mosaic bridge stream output
−
       --rawvid-fps=<string>     Frames per Second
+
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-id=<string>
−
          This is the desired frame rate when playing raw video streams.  In
+
                                ID
−
           the form 30000/1001 or 29.97
+
           Specify an identifier string for this subpicture
−
       --rawvid-width=<integer>   Width
+
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           This specifies the width in pixels of the raw video stream.
+
                                Video width
−
       --rawvid-height=<integer> Height
+
           Output video width.
−
           This specifies the height in pixels of the raw video stream.
+
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --rawvid-chroma=<string>   Force chroma (Use carefully)
+
                                Video height
−
           Force chroma. This is a four character string.
+
           Output video height.
−
       --rawvid-aspect-ratio=<string>
+
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-sar=<string>
−
                                 Aspect ratio
+
                                Sample aspect ratio
−
           Aspect ratio (4:3, 16:9). Default assumes square pixels.
+
          Sample aspect ratio of the destination (1:1, 3:4, 2:3).
 +
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-chroma=<string>
 +
                                Image chroma
 +
          Force the use of a specific chroma. Use YUVA if you're planning to
 +
           use the Alphamask or Bluescreen video filter.
 +
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-vfilter=<string>
 +
                                Video filter
 +
          Video filters will be applied to the video stream.
 +
       --sout-mosaic-bridge-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 +
                                Transparency
 +
          Transparency of the mosaic picture.
 +
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 X offset
 +
           X coordinate of the upper left corner in the mosaic if non negative.
 +
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Y offset
 +
          Y coordinate of the upper left corner in the mosaic if non negative.
  
−
  DV (Digital Video) demuxer
+
  Dynamic language setting from teletext
−
       --rawdv-hurry-up, --no-rawdv-hurry-up
+
       --sout-langfromtelx-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Hurry up (default disabled)
+
                                Elementary Stream ID
−
           The demuxer will advance timestamps if the input can't keep up with
+
          Specify an identifier integer for this elementary stream to change
−
           the rate. (default disabled)
+
      --sout-langfromtelx-magazine=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Magazine
 +
           Specify the magazine containing the language page
 +
      --sout-langfromtelx-page=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Page
 +
           Specify the page containing the language
 +
      --sout-langfromtelx-row=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Row
 +
          Specify the row containing the language
  
−
  Raw audio demuxer
+
  Elementary stream output
−
       --rawaud-channels=<integer>
+
  Generic:
−
                                Audio channels
+
       --sout-es-access=<string> Output access method
−
           Audio channels in input stream. Numeric value >0. Default is 2.
+
          This is the default output access method that will be used.
−
       --rawaud-samplerate=<integer>
+
      --sout-es-mux=<string>    Output muxer
−
                                 Audio samplerate (Hz)
+
           This is the default muxer method that will be used.
−
           Audio sample rate in Hertz. Default is 48000 Hz.
+
      --sout-es-dst=<string>     Output URL
−
       --rawaud-fourcc=<string>   FOURCC code of raw input format
+
          This is the default output URI.
−
           FOURCC code of the raw input format. This is a four character string.
+
  Audio:
−
       --rawaud-lang=<string>     Forces the audio language
+
      --sout-es-access-audio=<string>
−
           Forces the audio language for the output mux. Three letter ISO639
+
                                Audio output access method
−
           code. Default is 'eng'.  
+
          This is the output access method that will be used for audio.
 +
       --sout-es-mux-audio=<string>
 +
                                 Audio output muxer
 +
           This is the muxer that will be used for audio.
 +
       --sout-es-dst-audio=<string>
 +
                                Audio output URL
 +
           This is the output URI that will be used for audio.
 +
  Video:
 +
      --sout-es-access-video=<string>
 +
                                Video output access method
 +
          This is the output access method that will be used for video.
 +
       --sout-es-mux-video=<string>
 +
                                Video output muxer
 +
           This is the muxer that will be used for video.
 +
      --sout-es-dst-video=<string>
 +
                                Video output URL
 +
           This is the output URI that will be used for video.
  
−
  Qt interface
+
  Display stream output
−
       --qt-minimal-view, --no-qt-minimal-view
+
       --sout-display-audio, --no-sout-display-audio
−
                                Start in minimal view (without menus)
+
                                 Enable audio (default enabled)
−
                                 (default disabled)
+
           Enable/disable audio rendering. (default enabled)
−
           Start in minimal view (without menus) (default disabled)
+
       --sout-display-video, --no-sout-display-video
−
       --qt-notification, --no-qt-notification
+
                                 Enable video (default enabled)
−
                                 Show notification popup on track change
+
          Enable/disable video rendering. (default enabled)
−
                                (default enabled)
+
      --sout-display-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Show a notification popup with the artist and track name when the
+
                                Delay (ms)
−
           current playlist item changes, when VLC is minimized or hidden.
+
           Introduces a delay in the display of the stream.
−
           (default enabled)
+
 
−
       --qt-opacity=<float [0.100000 .. 1.000000]>
+
Delay a stream
−
                                 Windows opacity between 0.1 and 1
+
      --sout-delay-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Sets the windows opacity between 0.1 and 1 for main interface,
+
                                Elementary Stream ID
−
           playlist and extended panel. This option only works with Windows and
+
           Specify an identifier integer for this elementary stream
−
           X11 with composite extensions.
+
      --sout-delay-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --qt-fs-opacity=<float [0.100000 .. 1.000000]>
+
                                Delay of the ES (ms)
−
                                 Fullscreen controller opacity between 0.1 and
+
           Specify a delay (in ms) for this elementary stream. Positive means
−
                                1
+
          delay and negative means advance.
−
           Sets the fullscreen controller opacity between 0.1 and 1 for main
+
 
−
           interface, playlist and extended panel. This option only works with
+
Bridge stream output
−
           Windows and X11 with composite extensions.
+
  Bridge out:
−
       --qt-system-tray, --no-qt-system-tray
+
       --sout-bridge-out-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Systray icon (default enabled)
+
                                 ID
−
           Show an icon in the systray allowing you to control VLC media player
+
          Integer identifier for this elementary stream. This will be used to
−
           for basic actions. (default enabled)
+
           "find" this stream later.
−
       --qt-start-minimized, --no-qt-start-minimized
+
      --sout-bridge-out-in-name=<string>
−
                                 Start VLC with only a systray icon (default
+
                                Destination bridge-in name
−
                                disabled)
+
           Name of the destination bridge-in. If you do not need more than one
−
           VLC will start with just an icon in your taskbar (default disabled)
+
           bridge-in at a time, you can discard this option.
−
       --qt-video-autoresize, --no-qt-video-autoresize
+
  Bridge in:
−
                                 Resize interface to the native video size
+
       --sout-bridge-in-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Delay
 +
           Pictures coming from the picture video outputs will be delayed
 +
           according to this value (in milliseconds, should be >= 100 ms). For
 +
           high values, you will need to raise caching values.
 +
       --sout-bridge-in-id-offset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                ID Offset
 +
          Offset to add to the stream IDs specified in bridge_out to obtain the
 +
          stream IDs bridge_in will register.
 +
      --sout-bridge-in-name=<string>
 +
                                 Name of current instance
 +
           Name of this bridge-in instance. If you do not need more than one
 +
           bridge-in at a time, you can discard this option.
 +
       --sout-bridge-in-placeholder, --no-sout-bridge-in-placeholder
 +
                                Fallback to placeholder stream when out of
 +
                                 data (default disabled)
 +
           If set to true, the bridge will discard all input elementary streams
 +
          except if it doesn't receive data from another bridge-in. This can be
 +
          used to configure a place holder stream when the real source breaks.
 +
          Source and placeholder streams should have the same format.  (default
 +
          disabled)
 +
       --sout-bridge-in-placeholder-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Placeholder delay
 +
          Delay (in ms) before the placeholder kicks in.
 +
      --sout-bridge-in-placeholder-switch-on-iframe, --no-sout-bridge-in-placeholder-switch-on-iframe
 +
                                 Wait for I frame before toggling placeholder
 
                                 (default enabled)
 
                                 (default enabled)
−
           You have two choices:
+
           If enabled, switching between the placeholder and the normal stream
−
- The interface will resize to the native
+
          will only occur on I frames. This will remove artifacts on stream
−
           video size
+
           switching at the expense of a slightly longer delay, depending on the
−
- The video will fit to the interface size
+
           frequence of I frames in the streams. (default enabled)
−
By default,
+
 
−
           interface resize to the native video size. (default enabled)
+
Network streams (SAP)
−
       --qt-name-in-title, --no-qt-name-in-title
+
       --sap-addr=<string>        SAP multicast address
−
                                Show playing item name in window title
+
          The SAP module normally chooses itself the right addresses to listen
−
                                 (default enabled)
+
          to. However, you can specify a specific address.
−
           Show the name of the song or video in the controler window title.
+
      --sap-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           (default enabled)
+
                                 SAP timeout (seconds)
−
       --qt-fs-controller, --no-qt-fs-controller
+
           Delay after which SAP items get deleted if no new announcement is
−
                                 Show a controller in fullscreen mode (default
+
           received.
−
                                enabled)
+
       --sap-parse, --no-sap-parse
−
           Show a controller in fullscreen mode (default enabled)
+
                                 Try to parse the announce (default enabled)
−
       --qt-volume-complete, --no-qt-volume-complete
+
          This enables actual parsing of the announces by the SAP module.
−
                                 Allow the volume to be set to 400% (default
+
          Otherwise, all announcements are parsed by the "live555" (RTP/RTSP)
−
                                disabled)
+
           module. (default enabled)
−
           Allow the volume to have range from 0% to 400%, instead of 0% to
+
       --sap-strict, --no-sap-strict
−
          200%. This option can distort the audio, since it uses software
+
                                 SAP Strict mode (default disabled)
−
           amplification. (default disabled)
+
           When this is set, the SAP parser will discard some non-compliant
−
       --qt-autosave-volume, --no-qt-autosave-volume
+
           announcements. (default disabled)
−
                                 Automatically save the volume on exit
+
 
−
                                (default disabled)
+
Podcasts
−
           Automatically save the volume on exit (default disabled)
+
       --podcast-urls=<string>    Podcast URLs list
−
       --qt-embedded-open, --no-qt-embedded-open
+
          Enter the list of podcasts to retrieve, separated by '|' (pipe).
−
                                 Embed the file browser in open dialog
+
 
−
                                (default disabled)
+
MPEG-I/II video packetizer
−
           Embed the file browser in open dialog (default disabled)
+
      --packetizer-mpegvideo-sync-iframe, --no-packetizer-mpegvideo-sync-iframe
−
       --qt-recentplay, --no-qt-recentplay
+
                                 Sync on Intra Frame (default disabled)
−
                                 Save the recently played items in the menu
+
           Normally the packetizer would sync on the next full frame. This flags
−
                                 (default enabled)
+
          instructs the packetizer to sync on the first Intra Frame found.
−
           Save the recently played items in the menu (default enabled)
+
          (default disabled)
−
       --qt-recentplay-filter=<string>
+
 
−
                                 List of words separated by | to filter
+
MSN Now-Playing
−
           Regular expression used to filter the recent items played in the
+
       --msn-format=<string>      Title format string
−
          player
+
          Format of the string to send to MSN {0} Artist, {1} Title, {2} Album.
−
       --qt-adv-options, --no-qt-adv-options
+
          Defaults to "Artist - Title" ({0} - {1}).
−
                                 Advanced options (default disabled)
+
 
−
           Show all the advanced options in the dialogs. (default disabled)
+
TS muxer (libdvbpsi)
−
       --qt-advanced-pref, --no-qt-advanced-pref
+
      --sout-ts-pid-video=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Show advanced preferences over simple ones
+
                                 Video PID
−
                                 (default disabled)
+
          Assign a fixed PID to the video stream. The PCR PID will
−
           Show advanced preferences and not simple preferences when opening the
+
           automatically be the video.
−
           preferences dialog. (default disabled)
+
       --sout-ts-pid-audio=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --qt-error-dialogs, --no-qt-error-dialogs
+
                                 Audio PID
−
                                Show unimportant error and warnings dialogs
+
          Assign a fixed PID to the audio stream.
−
                                (default enabled)
+
      --sout-ts-pid-spu=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Show unimportant error and warnings dialogs (default enabled)
+
                                 SPU PID
−
       --qt-updates-notif, --no-qt-updates-notif
+
           Assign a fixed PID to the SPU.
−
                                 Activate the updates availability
+
       --sout-ts-pid-pmt=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                notification (default enabled)
+
                                 PMT PID
−
           Activate the automatic notification of new versions of the software.
+
           Assign a fixed PID to the PMT
−
           It runs once every two weeks. (default enabled)
+
       --sout-ts-tsid=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --qt-updates-days=<integer>
+
                                TS ID
−
                                 Number of days between two update checks
+
          Assign a fixed Transport Stream ID.
−
           Number of days between two update checks
+
      --sout-ts-program-pmt=<string>
−
       --qt-slider-colours=<string>
+
                                 PMT Program numbers
−
                                 Define the colors of the volume slider
+
          Assign a program number to each PMT. This requires "Set PID to ID of
−
           Define the colors of the volume slider
+
           ES" to be enabled.
−
By specifying the 12 numbers
+
       --sout-ts-es-id-pid, --no-sout-ts-es-id-pid
−
           separated by a ';'
+
                                 Set PID to ID of ES (default disabled)
−
Default is '255;255;255;20;226;20;255;176;15;235;30
+
           Sets PID to the ID if the incoming ES. This is for use with
−
           ;20'
+
          --ts-es-id-pid, and allows having the same PIDs in the input and
−
An alternative can be '30;30;50;40;40;100;50;50;160;150;150;255'
+
           output streams. (default disabled)
−
       --qt-privacy-ask, --no-qt-privacy-ask
+
       --sout-ts-muxpmt=<string>  Mux PMT (requires --sout-ts-es-id-pid)
−
                                 Ask for network policy at start (default
+
          Define the pids to add to each pmt. This requires "Set PID to ID of
−
                                 enabled)
+
           ES" to be enabled.
−
           Ask for network policy at start (default enabled)
+
       --sout-ts-alignment, --no-sout-ts-alignment
−
       --qt-fullscreen-screennumber=<integer>
+
                                 Data alignment (default enabled)
−
                                 Define which screen fullscreen goes
+
           Enforces alignment of all access units on PES boundaries. Disabling
−
           Screennumber of fullscreen, instead ofsame screen where interface is
+
           this might save some bandwidth but introduce incompatibilities.
−
       --qt-autoload-extensions, --no-qt-autoload-extensions
+
          (default enabled)
−
                                 Load extensions on startup (default enabled)
+
       --sout-ts-shaping=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Automatically load the extensions module on startup (default enabled)
+
                                 Shaping delay (ms)
−
       --qt-disable-volume-keys, --no-qt-disable-volume-keys
+
          Cut the stream in slices of the given duration, and ensure a constant
−
                                 Ignore keyboard volume buttons. (default
+
          bitrate between the two boundaries. This avoids having huge bitrate
−
                                enabled)
+
           peaks, especially for reference frames.
−
           With this option checked, the volume up, volume down and mute buttons
+
       --sout-ts-use-key-frames, --no-sout-ts-use-key-frames
−
          on your keyboard will always change your system volume. With this
+
                                 Use keyframes (default disabled)
−
          option unchecked, the volume buttons will change VLC's volume when
+
          If enabled, and shaping is specified, the TS muxer will place the
−
          VLC is selected and change the system volume when VLC is not
+
           boundaries at the end of I pictures. In that case, the shaping
−
          selected. (default enabled)
+
           duration given by the user is a worse case used when no reference
−
 
+
          frame is available. This enhances the efficiency of the shaping
−
Puzzle interactive game video filter
+
           algorithm, since I frames are usually the biggest frames in the
−
       --puzzle-rows=<integer [2 .. 16]>
+
          stream. (default disabled)
−
                                Number of puzzle rows
+
       --sout-ts-pcr=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Number of puzzle rows
+
                                PCR interval (ms)
−
       --puzzle-cols=<integer [2 .. 16]>
+
          Set at which interval PCRs (Program Clock Reference) will be sent (in
−
                                Number of puzzle columns
+
          milliseconds). This value should be below 100ms. (default is 70ms).
−
           Number of puzzle columns
+
      --sout-ts-bmin=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --puzzle-black-slot, --no-puzzle-black-slot
+
                                 Minimum B (deprecated)
−
                                 Make one tile a black slot (default disabled)
+
          This setting is deprecated and not used anymore
−
           Make one slot black. Other tiles can only be swapped with the black
+
      --sout-ts-bmax=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           slot. (default disabled)
+
                                 Maximum B (deprecated)
 +
           This setting is deprecated and not used anymore
 +
       --sout-ts-dts-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 DTS delay (ms)
 +
          Delay the DTS (decoding time stamps) and PTS (presentation
 +
           timestamps) of the data in the stream, compared to the PCRs. This
 +
          allows for some buffering inside the client decoder.
 +
       --sout-ts-crypt-audio, --no-sout-ts-crypt-audio
 +
                                 Crypt audio (default enabled)
 +
           Crypt audio using CSA (default enabled)
 +
       --sout-ts-crypt-video, --no-sout-ts-crypt-video
 +
                                 Crypt video (default enabled)
 +
           Crypt video using CSA (default enabled)
 +
       --sout-ts-csa-ck=<string>  CSA Key
 +
          CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8 hexadecimal
 +
           bytes).
 +
       --sout-ts-csa2-ck=<string> Second CSA Key
 +
          The even CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8
 +
           hexadecimal bytes).
 +
       --sout-ts-csa-use=<string> CSA Key in use
 +
          CSA encryption key used. It can be the odd/first/1 (default) or the
 +
          even/second/2 one.
 +
      --sout-ts-csa-pkt=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Packet size in bytes to encrypt
 +
           Size of the TS packet to encrypt. The encryption routines subtract
 +
           the TS-header from the value before encrypting.
  
−
  MPEG-PS demuxer
+
  PS muxer
−
       --ps-trust-timestamps, --no-ps-trust-timestamps
+
       --sout-ps-dts-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Trust MPEG timestamps (default enabled)
+
                                 DTS delay (ms)
−
           Normally we use the timestamps of the MPEG files to calculate
+
           Delay the DTS (decoding time stamps) and PTS (presentation
−
           position and duration. However sometimes this might not be usable.
+
          timestamps) of the data in the stream, compared to the SCRs. This
−
           Disable this option to calculate from the bitrate instead. (default
+
           allows for some buffering inside the client decoder.
−
          enabled)
+
      --sout-ps-pes-max-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                PES maximum size
 +
           Set the maximum allowed PES size when producing the MPEG PS streams.
  
−
  libprojectM effect
+
  MP4/MOV muxer
−
       --projectm-preset-path=<string>
+
       --sout-mp4-faststart, --no-sout-mp4-faststart
−
                                projectM preset path
+
                                 Create "Fast Start" files (default enabled)
−
          Path to the projectM preset directory
+
           Create "Fast Start" files. "Fast Start" files are optimized for
−
      --projectm-title-font=<string>
+
           downloads and allow the user to start previewing the file while it is
−
                                Title font
+
           downloading. (default enabled)
−
          Font used for the titles
 
−
      --projectm-menu-font=<string>
 
−
                                 Font menu
 
−
           Font used for the menus
 
−
      --projectm-width=<integer> Video width
 
−
           The width of the video window, in pixels.
 
−
      --projectm-height=<integer>
 
−
                                Video height
 
−
          The height of the video window, in pixels.
 
−
      --projectm-meshx=<integer> Mesh width
 
−
           The width of the mesh, in pixels.
 
−
      --projectm-meshy=<integer> Mesh height
 
−
          The height of the mesh, in pixels.
 
−
      --projectm-texture-size=<integer>
 
−
                                Texture size
 
−
          The size of the texture, in pixels.
 
  
−
  Video post processing filter
+
  ASF muxer
−
       --postproc-q=<integer [0 .. 6]>
+
       --sout-asf-title=<string>  Title
−
                                 Post processing quality
+
          Title to put in ASF comments.
−
           Quality of post processing. Valid range is 0 to 6
+
      --sout-asf-author=<string> Author
−
Higher levels
+
          Author to put in ASF comments.
−
          require considerable more CPU power, but produce better looking
+
      --sout-asf-copyright=<string>
−
           pictures.
+
                                 Copyright
−
       --postproc-name=<string>   FFmpeg post processing filter chains
+
           Copyright string to put in ASF comments.
−
           FFmpeg post processing filter chains
+
      --sout-asf-comment=<string>
−
 
+
                                Comment
−
PORTAUDIO audio output
+
           Comment to put in ASF comments.
−
       --portaudio-audio-device=<integer>
+
       --sout-asf-rating=<string> Rating
−
                                 Output device
+
           "Rating" to put in ASF comments.
−
           Portaudio identifier for the output device
+
       --sout-asf-packet-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
 
+
                                 Packet Size
−
Podcasts
+
           ASF packet size -- default is 4096 bytes
−
       --podcast-urls=<string>   Podcast URLs list
+
       --sout-asf-bitrate-override=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Enter the list of podcasts to retrieve, separated by '|' (pipe).
+
                                Bitrate override
 +
           Do not try to guess ASF bitrate. Setting this, allows you to control
 +
          how Windows Media Player will cache streamed content. Set to
 +
          audio+video bitrate in bytes
  
−
  Playlist
+
  RTSP VoD server
−
       --playlist-autostart, --no-playlist-autostart
+
       --rtsp-raw-mux=<string>    MUX for RAW RTSP transport
−
                                 Auto start (default enabled)
+
          MUX for RAW RTSP transport
−
           Automatically start playing the playlist content once it's loaded.
+
      --rtsp-throttle-users=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           (default enabled)
+
                                 Maximum number of connections
−
       --playlist-skip-ads, --no-playlist-skip-ads
+
           This limits the maximum number of clients that can connect to the
−
                                 Skip ads (default enabled)
+
           RTSP VOD. 0 means no limit.
−
           Use playlist options usually used to prevent ads skipping to detect
+
       --rtsp-session-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           ads and prevent adding them to the playlist. (default enabled)
+
                                Sets the timeout option in the RTSP session
−
      --shoutcast-show-adult, --no-shoutcast-show-adult
+
                                 string
−
                                Show shoutcast adult content (default
+
           Defines what timeout option to add to the RTSP session ID string.
−
                                disabled)
+
           Setting it to a negative number removes the timeout option entirely.
−
           Show NC17 rated video streams when using shoutcast video playlists.
+
          This is needed by some IPTV STBs (such as those made by HansunTech)
−
          (default disabled)
+
           which get confused by it. The default is 5.
  
−
  Parametric Equalizer
+
  File logging
−
       --param-eq-lowf=<float>   Low freq (Hz)
+
       --logfile=<string>         Log filename
−
      --param-eq-lowgain=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
+
          Specify the log filename.
−
                                Low freq gain (dB)
+
       --logmode={text,html}      Log format
−
       --param-eq-highf=<float>  High freq (Hz)
+
          Specify the log format. Available choices are "text" (default) and
−
      --param-eq-highgain=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
+
          "html".
−
                                High freq gain (dB)
+
       --log-verbose=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --param-eq-f1=<float>      Freq 1 (Hz)
+
                                 Verbosity
−
       --param-eq-gain1=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
+
          Select the verbosity to use for log or -1 to use the same verbosity
−
                                 Freq 1 gain (dB)
+
          given by --verbose.
−
      --param-eq-q1=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
+
 
−
                                Freq 1 Q
+
GNU TLS transport layer security
−
      --param-eq-f2=<float>      Freq 2 (Hz)
+
       --gnutls-priorities={PERFORMANCE,NORMAL,SECURE128,SECURE256,EXPORT}
−
      --param-eq-gain2=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
+
                                 TLS cipher priorities
−
                                Freq 2 gain (dB)
+
          Ciphers, key exchange methods, hash functions and compression methods
−
       --param-eq-q2=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
+
          can be selected. Refer to GNU TLS documentation for detailed syntax.
−
                                 Freq 2 Q
 
−
      --param-eq-f3=<float>      Freq 3 (Hz)
 
−
      --param-eq-gain3=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
 
−
                                Freq 3 gain (dB)
 
−
      --param-eq-q3=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
 
−
                                Freq 3 Q
 
  
−
  Panoramix: wall with overlap video filter
+
  Submission of played songs to last.fm
−
Split the video in multiple windows to display on a wall of screens
+
       --lastfm-username=<string> Username
−
       --panoramix-cols=<integer> Number of columns
+
           The username of your last.fm account
−
           Select the number of horizontal video windows in which to split the
+
      --lastfm-password=<string> Password
−
           video
+
           The password of your last.fm account
−
       --panoramix-rows=<integer> Number of rows
+
       --scrobbler-url=<string>   Scrobbler URL
−
           Select the number of vertical video windows in which to split the
+
           The URL set for an alternative scrobbler engine
−
          video
+
 
−
       --panoramix-bz-length=<integer [0 .. 100]>
+
Folder meta data
−
                                 length of the overlapping area (in %)
+
       --album-art-filename=<string>
−
           Select in percent the length of the blended zone
+
                                 Album art filename
−
       --panoramix-bz-height=<integer [0 .. 100]>
+
           Filename to look for album art in current directory
−
                                height of the overlapping area (in %)
+
 
−
           Select in percent the height of the blended zone (case of 2x2 wall)
+
Lua interpreter
−
       --panoramix-attenuate, --no-panoramix-attenuate
+
       --lua-intf=<string>        Lua interface
−
                                 Attenuation (default enabled)
+
          Lua interface module to load
−
           Check this option if you want attenuate blended zone by this plug-in
+
      --lua-config=<string>      Lua interface configuration
−
          (if option is unchecked, attenuate is made by opengl) (default
+
          Lua interface configuration string. Format is: '["<interface module
−
          enabled)
+
          name>"] = { <option> = <value>, ...}, ...'.
−
       --panoramix-bz-begin=<integer [0 .. 100]>
+
  Lua HTTP:
−
                                Attenuation, begin (in %)
+
      --http-src=<string>       Source directory
−
           Select in percent the Lagrange coeff of the beginning blended zone
+
           Source directory
−
       --panoramix-bz-middle=<integer [0 .. 100]>
+
       --http-index, --no-http-index
−
                                Attenuation, middle (in %)
+
                                 Directory index (default disabled)
−
           Select in percent the Lagrange coeff of the middle of blended zone
+
           Allow to build directory index (default disabled)
−
       --panoramix-bz-end=<integer [0 .. 100]>
+
  Lua CLI:
−
                                Attenuation, end (in %)
+
       --rc-host=<string>         TCP command input
−
           Select in percent the Lagrange coeff of the end of blended zone
+
          Accept commands over a socket rather than stdin. You can set the
−
       --panoramix-bz-middle-pos=<integer [1 .. 99]>
+
           address and port the interface will bind to.
−
                                 middle position (in %)
+
       --cli-host=<string>        CLI input
−
           Select in percent (50 is center) the position of the middle point
+
          Accept commands from this source. The CLI defaults to stdin
−
           (Lagrange) of blended zone
+
          ("*console"), but can also bind to a plain TCP socket
−
       --panoramix-bz-gamma-red=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
+
          ("localhost:4212") or use the telnet protocol
−
                                Gamma (Red) correction
+
           ("telnet://0.0.0.0:4212")
−
           Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Red or Y
+
  Lua Telnet:
−
           component)
+
       --telnet-host=<string>    Host
−
       --panoramix-bz-gamma-green=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
+
          This is the host on which the interface will listen. It defaults to
−
                                Gamma (Green) correction
+
          all network interfaces (0.0.0.0). If you want this interface to be
−
           Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Green or U
+
           available only on the local machine, enter "127.0.0.1".
−
          component)
+
       --telnet-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --panoramix-bz-gamma-blue=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
+
                                 Port
−
                                Gamma (Blue) correction
+
           This is the TCP port on which this interface will listen. It defaults
−
           Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Blue or V
+
           to 4212.
−
           component)
+
       --telnet-password=<string> Password
−
       --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
          A single administration password is used to protect this interface.
−
                                 Black Crush for Red
+
           The default value is "admin".
−
           Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Red or Y component)
+
      --lua-sd=<string>            
−
       --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
       --lua-longname=<string>   
−
                                 Black Crush for Green
+
 
−
           Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Green or U component)
+
Skinnable Interface
−
       --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
      --skins2-last=<string>     Skin to use
−
                                 Black Crush for Blue
+
           Path to the skin to use.
−
           Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Blue or V component)
+
       --skins2-config=<string>   Config of last used skin
−
       --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           Windows configuration of the last skin used. This option is updated
−
                                 White Crush for Red
+
           automatically, do not touch it.
−
           Select the White Crush of blended zone (Red or Y component)
+
       --skins2-systray, --no-skins2-systray
−
       --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
                                 Systray icon (default enabled)
−
                                 White Crush for Green
+
           Show a systray icon for VLC (default enabled)
−
           Select the White Crush of blended zone (Green or U component)
+
       --skins2-taskbar, --no-skins2-taskbar
−
       --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
                                 Show VLC on the taskbar (default enabled)
−
                                 White Crush for Blue
+
           Show VLC on the taskbar (default enabled)
−
           Select the White Crush of blended zone (Blue or V component)
+
       --skins2-transparency, --no-skins2-transparency
−
       --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
                                 Enable transparency effects (default disabled)
−
                                 Black Level for Red
+
          You can disable all transparency effects if you want. This is mainly
−
           Select the Black Level of blended zone (Red or Y component)
+
           useful when moving windows does not behave correctly. (default
−
       --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
          disabled)
−
                                 Black Level for Green
+
       --skinned-playlist, --no-skinned-playlist
−
           Select the Black Level of blended zone (Green or U component)
+
                                 Use a skinned playlist (default enabled)
−
       --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           Use a skinned playlist (default enabled)
−
                                 Black Level for Blue
+
       --skinned-video, --no-skinned-video
−
           Select the Black Level of blended zone (Blue or V component)
+
                                Display video in a skinned window if any
−
       --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
                                 (default enabled)
−
                                 White Level for Red
+
          When set to 'no', this parameter is intended to give old skins a
−
           Select the White Level of blended zone (Red or Y component)
+
          chance to play back video even though no video tag is implemented
−
       --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           (default enabled)
−
                                 White Level for Green
+
 
−
           Select the White Level of blended zone (Green or U component)
+
Qt interface
−
       --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
       --qt-minimal-view, --no-qt-minimal-view
−
                                 White Level for Blue
+
                                Start in minimal view (without menus)
−
           Select the White Level of blended zone (Blue or V component)
+
                                 (default disabled)
−
       --panoramix-active=<string>
+
           Start in minimal view (without menus) (default disabled)
−
                                 Active windows
+
       --qt-system-tray, --no-qt-system-tray
−
           Comma separated list of active windows, defaults to all
+
                                 Systray icon (default enabled)
−
 
+
           Show an icon in the systray allowing you to control VLC media player
−
  MPEG-I/II video packetizer
+
          for basic actions. (default enabled)
−
       --packetizer-mpegvideo-sync-iframe, --no-packetizer-mpegvideo-sync-iframe
+
       --qt-notification, --no-qt-notification
−
                                 Sync on Intra Frame (default disabled)
+
                                Show notification popup on track change
−
           Normally the packetizer would sync on the next full frame. This flags
+
                                 (default enabled)
−
          instructs the packetizer to sync on the first Intra Frame found.
+
           Show a notification popup with the artist and track name when the
−
           (default disabled)
+
          current playlist item changes, when VLC is minimized or hidden.
−
 
+
          (default enabled)
−
On Screen Display menu
+
       --qt-start-minimized, --no-qt-start-minimized
−
       --osdmenu-x=<integer>      X coordinate
+
                                Start VLC with only a systray icon (default
−
          You can move the OSD menu by left-clicking on it.
+
                                 disabled)
−
      --osdmenu-y=<integer>      Y coordinate
+
           VLC will start with just an icon in your taskbar (default disabled)
−
           You can move the OSD menu by left-clicking on it.
+
       --qt-pause-minimized, --no-qt-pause-minimized
−
       --osdmenu-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
+
                                Pause the video playback when minimized
−
                                 Menu position
+
                                 (default disabled)
−
          You can enforce the OSD menu position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
+
          With this option enabled, the playback will be automatically paused
−
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
+
           when minimizing the window. (default disabled)
−
          values, eg. 6 = top-right).
+
       --qt-opacity=<float [0.100000 .. 1.000000]>
−
      --osdmenu-file=<string>    Configuration file
+
                                 Windows opacity between 0.1 and 1
−
           Configuration file for the OSD Menu.
+
          Sets the windows opacity between 0.1 and 1 for main interface,
−
       --osdmenu-file-path=<string>
+
          playlist and extended panel. This option only works with Windows and
−
                                 Path to OSD menu images
+
           X11 with composite extensions.
−
           Path to the OSD menu images. This will override the path defined in
+
       --qt-fs-opacity=<float [0.100000 .. 1.000000]>
−
           the OSD configuration file.
+
                                 Fullscreen controller opacity between 0.1 and
−
       --osdmenu-timeout=<integer>
+
                                1
−
                                 Menu timeout
+
          Sets the fullscreen controller opacity between 0.1 and 1 for main
−
          OSD menu pictures get a default timeout of 15 seconds added to their
+
          interface, playlist and extended panel. This option only works with
−
           remaining time. This will ensure that they are at least the specified
+
           Windows and X11 with composite extensions.
−
           time visible.
+
       --qt-video-autoresize, --no-qt-video-autoresize
−
       --osdmenu-update=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
+
                                Resize interface to the native video size
−
                                 Menu update interval
+
                                 (default enabled)
−
           The default is to update the OSD menu picture every 200 ms. Shorten
+
           You have two choices:
−
          the update time for environments that experience transmissions
+
- The interface will resize to the native
−
          errors. Be careful with this option as encoding OSD menu pictures is
+
          video size
−
          very computing intensive. The range is 0 - 1000 ms.
+
  - The video will fit to the interface size
−
      --osdmenu-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
By default,
−
                                 Alpha transparency value (default 255)
+
          interface resize to the native video size. (default enabled)
−
           The transparency of the OSD menu can be changed by giving a value
+
       --qt-name-in-title, --no-qt-name-in-title
−
          between 0 and 255. A lower value specifies more transparency a higher
+
                                Show playing item name in window title
−
          means less transparency. The default is being not transparent (value
+
                                 (default enabled)
−
          255) the minimum is fully transparent (value 0).
+
           Show the name of the song or video in the controller window title.
−
 
+
           (default enabled)
−
VLM remote control interface
+
       --qt-fs-controller, --no-qt-fs-controller
−
       --telnet-host=<string>    Host
+
                                Show a controller in fullscreen mode (default
−
          This is the host on which the interface will listen. It defaults to
+
                                enabled)
−
          all network interfaces (0.0.0.0). If you want this interface to be
+
           Show a controller in fullscreen mode (default enabled)
−
           available only on the local machine, enter "127.0.0.1".
+
       --qt-recentplay, --no-qt-recentplay
−
      --telnet-port=<integer>    Port
+
                                 Save the recently played items in the menu
−
           This is the TCP port on which this interface will listen. It defaults
+
                                (default enabled)
−
           to 4212.
+
           Save the recently played items in the menu (default enabled)
−
      --telnet-password=<string> Password
+
       --qt-recentplay-filter=<string>
−
           A single administration password is used to protect this interface.
+
                                 List of words separated by | to filter
−
           The default value is "admin".
+
           Regular expression used to filter the recent items played in the
−
 
+
           player
−
Remote control interface
+
       --qt-updates-notif, --no-qt-updates-notif
−
       --rc-show-pos, --no-rc-show-pos
+
                                 Activate the updates availability
−
                                 Show stream position (default disabled)
+
                                notification (default disabled)
−
           Show the current position in seconds within the stream from time to
+
           Activate the automatic notification of new versions of the software.
−
          time. (default disabled)
+
           It runs once every two weeks. (default disabled)
−
       --rc-quiet, --no-rc-quiet  Do not open a DOS command box interface
+
       --qt-updates-days=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Number of days between two update checks
 +
           Number of days between two update checks
 +
      --qt-autosave-volume, --no-qt-autosave-volume
 +
                                Automatically save the volume on exit
 +
                                 (default enabled)
 +
           Automatically save the volume on exit (default enabled)
 +
       --qt-disable-volume-keys, --no-qt-disable-volume-keys
 +
                                Ignore keyboard volume buttons. (default
 +
                                enabled)
 +
           With this option checked, the volume up, volume down and mute buttons
 +
           on your keyboard will always change your system volume. With this
 +
           option unchecked, the volume buttons will change VLC's volume when
 +
           VLC is selected and change the system volume when VLC is not
 +
           selected. (default enabled)
 +
       --qt-embedded-open, --no-qt-embedded-open
 +
                                Embed the file browser in open dialog
 +
                                 (default disabled)
 +
           Embed the file browser in open dialog (default disabled)
 +
       --qt-advanced-pref, --no-qt-advanced-pref
 +
                                Show advanced preferences over simple ones
 
                                 (default disabled)
 
                                 (default disabled)
−
           By default the rc interface plugin will start a DOS command box.
+
           Show advanced preferences and not simple preferences when opening the
−
          Enabling the quiet mode will not bring this command box but can also
+
           preferences dialog. (default disabled)
−
          be pretty annoying when you want to stop VLC and no video window is
+
       --qt-error-dialogs, --no-qt-error-dialogs
−
           open. (default disabled)
+
                                Show unimportant error and warnings dialogs
−
       --rc-host=<string>        TCP command input
+
                                (default enabled)
−
          Accept commands over a socket rather than stdin. You can set the
+
           Show unimportant error and warnings dialogs (default enabled)
−
           address and port the interface will bind to.
+
       --qt-slider-colours=<string>
−
 
+
                                Define the colors of the volume slider
−
HTTP remote control interface
+
           Define the colors of the volume slider
−
       --http-host=<string>       Host address
+
By specifying the 12 numbers
−
          Address and port the HTTP interface will listen on. It defaults to
+
           separated by a ';'
−
           all network interfaces (0.0.0.0). If you want the HTTP interface to
+
Default is '255;255;255;20;226;20;255;176;15;235;30
−
          be available only on the local machine, enter 127.0.0.1
+
           ;20'
−
      --http-src=<string>        Source directory
+
An alternative can be '30;30;50;40;40;100;50;50;160;150;150;255'
−
           Source directory
+
       --qt-privacy-ask, --no-qt-privacy-ask
−
      --http-handlers=<string>  Handlers
+
                                 Ask for network policy at start (default
−
           List of handler extensions and executable paths (for instance:
+
                                disabled)
−
          php=/usr/bin/php,pl=/usr/bin/perl).
+
           Ask for network policy at start (default disabled)
−
       --http-album-art, --no-http-album-art
+
       --qt-fullscreen-screennumber=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Export album art as /art (default disabled)
+
                                Define which screen fullscreen goes
−
           Allow exporting album art for current playlist items at the /art and
+
           Screennumber of fullscreen, instead of same screen where interface is
−
          /art?id=<id> URLs. (default disabled)
+
       --qt-autoload-extensions, --no-qt-autoload-extensions
−
  HTTP SSL:
+
                                Load extensions on startup (default enabled)
−
       --http-intf-cert=<string> Certificate file
+
           Automatically load the extensions module on startup (default enabled)
−
           HTTP interface x509 PEM certificate file (enables SSL).
+
       --qt-bgcone, --no-qt-bgcone
−
       --http-intf-key=<string>  Private key file
+
                                 Display background cone or art (default
−
          HTTP interface x509 PEM private key file.
+
                                enabled)
−
      --http-intf-ca=<string>    Root CA file
+
           Display background cone or current album art when not playing. Can be
−
          HTTP interface x509 PEM trusted root CA certificates file.
+
          disabled to prevent burning screen. (default enabled)
−
      --http-intf-crl=<string>  CRL file
+
       --qt-bgcone-expands, --no-qt-bgcone-expands
−
           HTTP interace Certificates Revocation List file.
+
                                 Expanding background cone or art. (default
−
 
+
                                disabled)
−
Windows Service interface
+
           Background art fits window's size (default disabled)
−
       --ntservice-install, --no-ntservice-install
+
       --qt-icon-change, --no-qt-icon-change
−
                                 Install Windows Service (default disabled)
+
                                 Allow automatic icon changes (default enabled)
−
           Install the Service and exit. (default disabled)
+
           This option allows the interface to change its icon on various
−
       --ntservice-uninstall, --no-ntservice-uninstall
+
           occasions. (default enabled)
−
                                 Uninstall Windows Service (default disabled)
 
−
           Uninstall the Service and exit. (default disabled)
 
−
       --ntservice-name=<string>  Display name of the Service
 
−
          Change the display name of the Service.
 
−
      --ntservice-options=<string>
 
−
                                Configuration options
 
−
          Configuration options that will be used by the Service (eg. --foo=bar
 
−
          --no-foobar). It should be specified at install time so the Service
 
−
          is properly configured.
 
−
      --ntservice-extraintf=<string>
 
−
                                 Extra interface modules
 
−
           Additional interfaces spawned by the Service. It should be specified
 
−
          at install time so the Service is properly configured. Use a comma
 
−
           separated list of interface modules. (common values are: logger, sap,
 
−
          rc, http)
 
  
−
  Volume normalizer
+
  VC1 video demuxer
−
       --norm-buff-size=<integer> Number of audio buffers
+
       --vc1-fps=<float>         Frames per Second
−
          This is the number of audio buffers on which the power measurement is
+
           Desired frame rate for the VC-1 stream.
−
           made. A higher number of buffers will increase the response time of
 
−
          the filter to a spike but will make it less sensitive to short
 
−
          variations.
 
−
      --norm-max-level=<float>  Maximal volume level
 
−
          If the average power over the last N buffers is higher than this
 
−
          value, the volume will be normalized. This value is a positive
 
−
          floating point number. A value between 0.5 and 10 seems sensible.
 
  
−
  Network synchronisation
+
  MPEG Transport Stream demuxer
−
       --netsync-master, --no-netsync-master
+
       --ts-extra-pmt=<string>    Extra PMT
−
                                 Network master clock (default disabled)
+
          Allows a user to specify an extra pmt (pmt_pid=pid:stream_type[,...]).
−
           When set then this vlc instance shall dictate its clock for
+
      --ts-es-id-pid, --no-ts-es-id-pid
−
           synchronisationover clients listening on the masters network ip
+
                                 Set id of ES to PID (default enabled)
−
           address (default disabled)
+
          Set the internal ID of each elementary stream handled by VLC to the
−
       --netsync-master-ip=<string>
+
          same value as the PID in the TS stream, instead of 1, 2, 3, etc.
−
                                 Master server ip address
+
          Useful to do '#duplicate{..., select="es=<pid>"}'. (default enabled)
−
           The IP address of the network master clock to use for clock
+
      --ts-out=<string>          Fast udp streaming
−
           synchronisation.
+
          Sends TS to specific ip:port by udp (you must know what you are
−
       --netsync-timeout=<integer>
+
          doing).
−
                                 UDP timeout (in ms)
+
      --ts-out-mtu=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Amount of time (in ms) to wait before aborting network reception of
+
                                MTU for out mode
−
           data.
+
           MTU for out mode.
 +
      --ts-csa-ck=<string>      CSA Key
 +
          CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8 hexadecimal
 +
          bytes).
 +
      --ts-csa2-ck=<string>      Second CSA Key
 +
          The even CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8
 +
           hexadecimal bytes).
 +
      --ts-csa-pkt=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Packet size in bytes to decrypt
 +
          Specify the size of the TS packet to decrypt. The decryption routines
 +
          subtract the TS-header from the value before decrypting.
 +
      --ts-silent, --no-ts-silent
 +
                                Silent mode (default disabled)
 +
           Do not complain on encrypted PES. (default disabled)
 +
       --ts-dump-file=<string>   Filename of dump
 +
          Specify a filename where to dump the TS in.
 +
      --ts-dump-append, --no-ts-dump-append
 +
                                 Append (default disabled)
 +
           If the file exists and this option is selected, the existing file
 +
           will not be overwritten. (default disabled)
 +
       --ts-dump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Dump buffer size
 +
          Tweak the buffer size for reading and writing an integer number of
 +
          packets. Specify the size of the buffer here and not the number of
 +
          packets.
 +
      --ts-split-es, --no-ts-split-es
 +
                                Separate sub-streams (default enabled)
 +
           Separate teletex/dvbs pages into independent ES. It can be useful to
 +
          turn off this option when using stream output. (default enabled)
 +
      --ts-seek-percent, --no-ts-seek-percent
 +
                                Seek based on percent not time (default
 +
                                disabled)
 +
           Seek and position based on a percent byte position, not a PCR
 +
          generated time position. If seeking doesn't work property, turn on
 +
          this option. (default disabled)
  
−
  TS muxer (libdvbpsi)
+
  Text subtitles parser
−
       --sout-ts-pid-video=<integer>
+
       --sub-fps=<float>         Frames per second
−
                                Video PID
+
           Override the normal frames per second settings. This will only work
−
           Assign a fixed PID to the video stream. The PCR PID will
+
           with MicroDVD and SubRIP (SRT) subtitles.
−
           automatically be the video.
+
       --sub-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-ts-pid-audio=<integer>
+
                                 Subtitles delay
−
                                 Audio PID
+
           Apply a delay to all subtitles (in 1/10s, eg 100 means 10s).
−
           Assign a fixed PID to the audio stream.
+
       --sub-type={auto,microdvd,subrip,subviewer,ssa1,ssa2-4,ass,vplayer,sami,dvdsubtitle,mpl2,aqt,pjs,mpsub,jacosub,psb,realtext,dks,subviewer1}
−
       --sout-ts-pid-spu=<integer>
+
                                 Subtitles format
−
                                 SPU PID
+
           Force the subtiles format. Valid values are : "microdvd", "subrip",
−
           Assign a fixed PID to the SPU.
+
          "subviewer", "ssa1", "ssa2-4", "ass", "vplayer", "sami",
−
      --sout-ts-pid-pmt=<integer>
+
          "dvdsubtitle", "mpl2", "aqt", "pjs", "mpsub", "jacosub", "psb",
−
                                PMT PID
+
          "realtext", "dks", "subviewer1",  and "auto" (meaning autodetection,
−
           Assign a fixed PID to the PMT
+
           this should always work).
−
       --sout-ts-tsid=<integer>   TS ID
+
       --sub-description=<string> Subtitles description
−
           Assign a fixed Transport Stream ID.
+
           Override the default track description.
−
       --sout-ts-netid=<integer>  NET ID
+
 
−
           Assign a fixed Network ID (for SDT table)
+
Raw video demuxer
−
       --sout-ts-program-pmt=<string>
+
       --rawvid-fps=<string>     Frames per Second
−
                                 PMT Program numbers
+
          This is the desired frame rate when playing raw video streams. In
−
           Assign a program number to each PMT. This requires "Set PID to ID of
+
           the form 30000/1001 or 29.97
−
          ES" to be enabled.
+
       --rawvid-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-ts-es-id-pid, --no-sout-ts-es-id-pid
+
                                 Width
−
                                 Set PID to ID of ES (default disabled)
+
           This specifies the width in pixels of the raw video stream.
−
           Sets PID to the ID if the incoming ES. This is for use with
+
       --rawvid-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          --ts-es-id-pid, and allows to have the same PIDs in the input and
+
                                 Height
−
          output streams. (default disabled)
+
           This specifies the height in pixels of the raw video stream.
−
       --sout-ts-muxpmt=<string> Mux PMT (requires --sout-ts-es-id-pid)
+
       --rawvid-chroma=<string>   Force chroma (Use carefully)
−
           Define the pids to add to each pmt. This requires "Set PID to ID of
+
           Force chroma. This is a four character string.
−
          ES" to be enabled.
+
       --rawvid-aspect-ratio=<string>
−
       --sout-ts-sdtdesc=<string> SDT Descriptors (requires --sout-ts-es-id-pid)
+
                                Aspect ratio
−
          Defines the descriptors of each SDT. Thisrequires "Set PID to ID of
+
           Aspect ratio (4:3, 16:9). Default assumes square pixels.
−
           ES" to be enabled.
+
 
−
      --sout-ts-alignment, --no-sout-ts-alignment
+
DV (Digital Video) demuxer
−
                                Data alignment (default enabled)
+
       --rawdv-hurry-up, --no-rawdv-hurry-up
−
          Enforces alignment of all access units on PES boundaries. Disabling
+
                                 Hurry up (default disabled)
−
          this might save some bandwidth but introduce incompatibilities.
+
           The demuxer will advance timestamps if the input can't keep up with
−
          (default enabled)
+
           the rate. (default disabled)
−
      --sout-ts-shaping=<integer>
+
 
−
                                Shaping delay (ms)
+
Raw audio demuxer
−
          Cut the stream in slices of the given duration, and ensure a constant
+
       --rawaud-channels=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          bitrate between the two boundaries. This avoids having huge bitrate
+
                                Audio channels
−
          peaks, especially for reference frames.
+
           Audio channels in input stream. Numeric value >0. Default is 2.
−
       --sout-ts-use-key-frames, --no-sout-ts-use-key-frames
+
       --rawaud-samplerate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Use keyframes (default disabled)
+
                                 Audio samplerate (Hz)
−
           If enabled, and shaping is specified, the TS muxer will place the
+
           Audio sample rate in Hertz. Default is 48000 Hz.
−
           boundaries at the end of I pictures. In that case, the shaping
+
       --rawaud-fourcc=<string>   FOURCC code of raw input format
−
          duration given by the user is a worse case used when no reference
+
           FOURCC code of the raw input format. This is a four character string.
−
          frame is available. This enhances the efficiency of the shaping
+
       --rawaud-lang=<string>     Forces the audio language
−
          algorithm, since I frames are usually the biggest frames in the
+
           Forces the audio language for the output mux. Three letter ISO639
−
          stream. (default disabled)
+
           code. Default is 'eng'.  
−
       --sout-ts-pcr=<integer>   PCR interval (ms)
 
−
           Set at which interval PCRs (Program Clock Reference) will be sent (in
 
−
          milliseconds). This value should be below 100ms. (default is 70ms).
 
−
       --sout-ts-bmin=<integer>  Minimum B (deprecated)
 
−
          This setting is deprecated and not used anymore
 
−
      --sout-ts-bmax=<integer>  Maximum B (deprecated)
 
−
          This setting is deprecated and not used anymore
 
−
      --sout-ts-dts-delay=<integer>
 
−
                                 DTS delay (ms)
 
−
           Delay the DTS (decoding time stamps) and PTS (presentation
 
−
          timestamps) of the data in the stream, compared to the PCRs. This
 
−
          allows for some buffering inside the client decoder.
 
−
       --sout-ts-crypt-audio, --no-sout-ts-crypt-audio
 
−
                                Crypt audio (default enabled)
 
−
          Crypt audio using CSA (default enabled)
 
−
      --sout-ts-crypt-video, --no-sout-ts-crypt-video
 
−
                                Crypt video (default enabled)
 
−
          Crypt video using CSA (default enabled)
 
−
      --sout-ts-csa-ck=<string> CSA Key
 
−
           CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8 hexadecimal
 
−
          bytes).
 
−
       --sout-ts-csa2-ck=<string> Second CSA Key
 
−
           The even CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8
 
−
          hexadecimal bytes).
 
−
      --sout-ts-csa-use=<string> CSA Key in use
 
−
          CSA encryption key used. It can be the odd/first/1 (default) or the
 
−
          even/second/2 one.
 
−
      --sout-ts-csa-pkt=<integer>
 
−
                                Packet size in bytes to encrypt
 
−
           Size of the TS packet to encrypt. The encryption routines subtract
 
−
          the TS-header from the value before encrypting.
 
  
−
  PS muxer
+
  MPEG-PS demuxer
−
       --sout-ps-dts-delay=<integer>
+
       --ps-trust-timestamps, --no-ps-trust-timestamps
−
                                 DTS delay (ms)
+
                                 Trust MPEG timestamps (default enabled)
−
           Delay the DTS (decoding time stamps) and PTS (presentation
+
           Normally we use the timestamps of the MPEG files to calculate
−
          timestamps) of the data in the stream, compared to the SCRs. This
+
          position and duration. However sometimes this might not be usable.
−
           allows for some buffering inside the client decoder.
+
           Disable this option to calculate from the bitrate instead. (default
−
      --sout-ps-pes-max-size=<integer>
+
           enabled)
−
                                PES maximum size
 
−
           Set the maximum allowed PES size when producing the MPEG PS streams.
 
  
−
  Multipart JPEG muxer
+
  Playlist
 +
      --playlist-skip-ads, --no-playlist-skip-ads
 +
                                Skip ads (default enabled)
 +
          Use playlist options usually used to prevent ads skipping to detect
 +
          ads and prevent adding them to the playlist. (default enabled)
 +
      --shoutcast-show-adult, --no-shoutcast-show-adult
 +
                                Show shoutcast adult content (default
 +
                                disabled)
 +
          Show NC17 rated video streams when using shoutcast video playlists.
 +
          (default disabled)
  
−
  MP4/MOV muxer
+
  MOD demuxer (libmodplug)
−
       --sout-mp4-faststart, --no-sout-mp4-faststart
+
       --mod-noisereduction, --no-mod-noisereduction
−
                                 Create "Fast Start" files (default enabled)
+
                                 Noise reduction (default enabled)
−
           Create "Fast Start" files. "Fast Start" files are optimized for
+
           Enable noise reduction algorithm. (default enabled)
−
          downloads and allow the user to start previewing the file while it is
+
      --mod-reverb, --no-mod-reverb
−
           downloading. (default enabled)
+
                                Reverb (default disabled)
−
 
+
           Enable reverberation (default disabled)
−
ASF muxer
+
       --mod-reverb-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
−
       --sout-asf-title=<string> Title
+
                                Reverberation level
−
           Title to put in ASF comments.
+
           Reverberation level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
−
       --sout-asf-author=<string> Author
+
       --mod-reverb-delay=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
−
           Author to put in ASF comments.
+
                                Reverberation delay
−
       --sout-asf-copyright=<string>
+
           Reverberation delay, in ms. Usual values are from to 40 to 200ms.
−
                                 Copyright
+
       --mod-megabass, --no-mod-megabass
−
           Copyright string to put in ASF comments.
+
                                 Mega bass (default disabled)
−
       --sout-asf-comment=<string>
+
           Enable megabass mode (default disabled)
−
                                 Comment
+
       --mod-megabass-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
−
           Comment to put in ASF comments.
+
                                 Mega bass level
−
       --sout-asf-rating=<string> Rating
+
           Megabass mode level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
−
           "Rating" to put in ASF comments.
+
       --mod-megabass-range=<integer [10 .. 100]>
−
       --sout-asf-packet-size=<integer>
+
                                Mega bass cutoff
−
                                 Packet Size
+
           Megabass mode cutoff frequency, in Hz. This is the maximum frequency
−
           ASF packet size -- default is 4096 bytes
+
          for which the megabass effect applies. Valid values are from 10 to
−
       --sout-asf-bitrate-override=<integer>
+
          100 Hz.
−
                                 Bitrate override
+
       --mod-surround, --no-mod-surround
−
           Do not try to guess ASF bitrate. Setting this, allows you to control
+
                                Surround (default disabled)
−
          how Windows Media Player will cache streamed content. Set to
+
          Surround (default disabled)
−
          audio+video bitrate in bytes
+
      --mod-surround-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
 +
                                 Surround level
 +
           Surround effect level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
 +
       --mod-surround-delay=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
 +
                                 Surround delay (ms)
 +
           Surround delay, in ms. Usual values are from 5 to 40 ms.
  
−
  MSN Now-Playing
+
  Matroska stream demuxer
−
       --msn-format=<string>      Title format string
+
      --mkv-use-ordered-chapters, --no-mkv-use-ordered-chapters
−
           Format of the string to send to MSN {0} Artist, {1} Title, {2} Album.
+
                                Respect ordered chapters (default enabled)
−
           Defaults to "Artist - Title" ({0} - {1}).
+
          Play chapters in the order specified in the segment. (default enabled)
−
 
+
       --mkv-use-chapter-codec, --no-mkv-use-chapter-codec
−
  Motion blur filter
+
                                Chapter codecs (default enabled)
−
       --blur-factor=<integer [1 .. 127]>
+
           Use chapter codecs found in the segment. (default enabled)
−
                                Blur factor (1-127)
+
      --mkv-preload-local-dir, --no-mkv-preload-local-dir
−
          The degree of blurring from 1 to 127.
+
                                Preload MKV files in the same directory
 +
                                (default enabled)
 +
           Preload matroska files in the same directory to find linked segments
 +
          (not good for broken files). (default enabled)
 +
      --mkv-seek-percent, --no-mkv-seek-percent
 +
                                Seek based on percent not time (default
 +
                                disabled)
 +
          Seek based on percent not time. (default disabled)
 +
      --mkv-use-dummy, --no-mkv-use-dummy
 +
                                Dummy Elements (default disabled)
 +
          Read and discard unknown EBML elements (not good for broken files).
 +
          (default disabled)
 +
 
 +
  M-JPEG camera demuxer
 +
       --mjpeg-fps=<float>        Frames per Second
 +
          This is the desired frame rate when playing MJPEG from a file. Use 0
 +
          (this is the default value) for a live stream (from a camera).
  
−
  Mosaic video sub filter
+
  RTP/RTSP/SDP demuxer (using Live555)
−
       --mosaic-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
       --rtsp-tcp, --no-rtsp-tcp  Use RTP over RTSP (TCP) (default disabled)
−
                                Transparency
+
           Use RTP over RTSP (TCP) (default disabled)
−
          Transparency of the mosaic foreground pictures. 0 means transparent,
+
       --rtp-client-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           255 opaque (default).
+
                                Client port
−
       --mosaic-height=<integer> Height
+
           Port to use for the RTP source of the session
−
           Total height of the mosaic, in pixels.
+
       --rtsp-mcast, --no-rtsp-mcast
−
      --mosaic-width=<integer>  Width
+
                                 Force multicast RTP via RTSP (default
−
          Total width of the mosaic, in pixels.
+
                                disabled)
−
       --mosaic-align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
+
           Force multicast RTP via RTSP (default disabled)
−
                                 Mosaic alignment
+
       --rtsp-http, --no-rtsp-http
−
          You can enforce the mosaic alignment on the video (0=center, 1=left,
+
                                Tunnel RTSP and RTP over HTTP (default
−
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
+
                                disabled)
−
           values, eg 6 = top-right).
+
           Tunnel RTSP and RTP over HTTP (default disabled)
−
       --mosaic-xoffset=<integer> Top left corner X coordinate
+
       --rtsp-http-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          X Coordinate of the top-left corner of the mosaic.
+
                                HTTP tunnel port
−
      --mosaic-yoffset=<integer> Top left corner Y coordinate
+
           Port to use for tunneling the RTSP/RTP over HTTP.
−
          Y Coordinate of the top-left corner of the mosaic.
+
       --rtsp-kasenna, --no-rtsp-kasenna
−
      --mosaic-borderw=<integer> Border width
+
                                Kasenna RTSP dialect (default disabled)
−
           Width in pixels of the border between miniatures.
+
           Kasenna servers use an old and nonstandard dialect of RTSP. With this
−
       --mosaic-borderh=<integer> Border height
+
           parameter VLC will try this dialect, but then it cannot connect to
−
           Height in pixels of the border between miniatures.
+
           normal RTSP servers. (default disabled)
−
       --mosaic-position={0 (auto), 1 (fixed), 2 (offsets)}
+
       --rtsp-wmserver, --no-rtsp-wmserver
−
                                Positioning method
+
                                 WMServer RTSP dialect (default disabled)
−
          Positioning method for the mosaic. auto: automatically choose the
+
           WMServer uses a nonstandard dialect of RTSP. Selecting this parameter
−
          best number of rows and columns. fixed: use the user-defined number
+
          will tell VLC to assume some options contrary to RFC 2326 guidelines.
−
          of rows and columns. offsets: use the user-defined offsets for each
 
−
          image.
 
−
      --mosaic-rows=<integer>    Number of rows
 
−
          Number of image rows in the mosaic (only used if positionning method
 
−
           is set to "fixed").
 
−
      --mosaic-cols=<integer>    Number of columns
 
−
           Number of image columns in the mosaic (only used if positionning
 
−
           method is set to "fixed".
 
−
       --mosaic-keep-aspect-ratio, --no-mosaic-keep-aspect-ratio
 
−
                                 Keep aspect ratio (default disabled)
 
−
           Keep the original aspect ratio when resizing mosaic elements.
 
 
           (default disabled)
 
           (default disabled)
−
       --mosaic-keep-picture, --no-mosaic-keep-picture
+
       --rtsp-user=<string>      RTSP user name
−
                                Keep original size (default disabled)
+
          Sets the username for the connection, if no username or password are
−
           Keep the original size of mosaic elements. (default disabled)
+
           set in the url.
−
       --mosaic-order=<string>   Elements order
+
       --rtsp-pwd=<string>       RTSP password
−
           You can enforce the order of the elements on the mosaic. You must
+
           Sets the password for the connection, if no username or password are
−
          give a comma-separated list of picture ID(s).These IDs are assigned
+
          set in the url.
−
           in the "mosaic-bridge" module.
+
 
−
       --mosaic-offsets=<string> Offsets in order
+
Image demuxer
−
           You can enforce the (x,y) offsets of the elements on the mosaic (only
+
      --image-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          used if positioning method is set to "offsets"). You must give a
+
                                ES ID
−
           comma-separated list of coordinates (eg: 10,10,150,10).
+
           Set the ID of the elementary stream
−
       --mosaic-delay=<integer>   Delay
+
       --image-group=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Pictures coming from the mosaic elements will be delayed according to
+
                                Group
−
           this value (in milliseconds). For high values you will need to raise
+
           Set the group of the elementary stream
−
           caching at input.
+
      --image-decode, --no-image-decode
−
</nowiki>
+
                                Decode (default enabled)
−
Part 2/2
+
           Decode at the demuxer stage (default enabled)
−
<nowiki>
+
       --image-chroma=<string>   Forced chroma
−
Audio filter for stereo to mono conversion
+
           If non empty and image-decode is true, the image will be converted to
−
       --sout-mono-downmix, --no-sout-mono-downmix
+
           the specified chroma.
−
                                 Use downmix algorithm (default enabled)
+
      --image-duration=<float>  Duration in seconds
−
           This option selects a stereo to mono downmix algorithm that is used
+
          Duration in seconds before simulating an end of file. A negative
−
          in the headphone channel mixer. It gives the effect of standing in a
+
           value means an unlimited play time.
−
           room full of speakers. (default enabled)
+
      --image-fps=<string>       Frame rate
−
       --sout-mono-channel={0 (Left), 1 (Right), 2 (Left rear), 4 (Right rear), 8 (Center), 5 (Left front)}
+
          Frame rate of the elementary stream produced.
−
                                Select channel to keep
+
       --image-realtime, --no-image-realtime
−
           This option silences all other channels except the selected channel.
+
                                 Real-time (default disabled)
−
          Choose one from (0=left, 1=right, 2=rear left, 3=rear right,
+
           Use real-time mode suitable for being used as a master input and
−
           4=center, 5=left front)
+
           real-time input slaves. (default disabled)
 +
 
 +
H264 video demuxer
 +
       --h264-fps=<float>        Frames per Second
 +
          Desired frame rate for the H264 stream.
 +
 
 +
MPEG-I/II/4 / A52 / DTS / MLP audio
 +
      --es-fps=<float>          Frames per Second
 +
           This is the frame rate used as a fallback when playing MPEG video
 +
          elementary streams.
 +
 
 +
Dirac video demuxer
 +
      --dirac-dts-offset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Value to adjust dts by
 +
           Value to adjust dts by
  
−
  MOD demuxer (libmodplug)
+
  File dumper
−
      --mod-noisereduction, --no-mod-noisereduction
+
       --demuxdump-file=<string> Dump filename
−
                                Noise reduction (default enabled)
+
           Name of the file to which the raw stream will be dumped.
−
          Enable noise reduction algorithm. (default enabled)
+
       --demuxdump-append, --no-demuxdump-append
−
      --mod-reverb, --no-mod-reverb
+
                                 Append to existing file (default disabled)
−
                                Reverb (default disabled)
+
           If the file already exists, it will not be overwritten. (default
−
          Enable reverberation (default disabled)
+
           disabled)
−
       --mod-reverb-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
 
−
                                Reverberation level
 
−
           Reverberation level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
 
−
       --mod-reverb-delay=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
 
−
                                Reverberation delay
 
−
          Reverberation delay, in ms. Usual values are from to 40 to 200ms.
 
−
      --mod-megabass, --no-mod-megabass
 
−
                                 Mega bass (default disabled)
 
−
           Enable megabass mode (default disabled)
 
−
      --mod-megabass-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
 
−
                                Mega bass level
 
−
          Megabass mode level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
 
−
      --mod-megabass-range=<integer [10 .. 100]>
 
−
                                Mega bass cutoff
 
−
          Megabass mode cutoff frequency, in Hz. This is the maximum frequency
 
−
          for which the megabass effect applies. Valid values are from 10 to
 
−
          100 Hz.
 
−
      --mod-surround, --no-mod-surround
 
−
                                Surround (default disabled)
 
−
           Surround (default disabled)
 
−
      --mod-surround-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
 
−
                                Surround level
 
−
          Surround effect level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
 
−
      --mod-surround-delay=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
 
−
                                Surround delay (ms)
 
−
          Surround delay, in ms. Usual values are from 5 to 40 ms.
 
  
−
  Matroska stream demuxer
+
  AVI demuxer
−
       --mkv-use-ordered-chapters, --no-mkv-use-ordered-chapters
+
       --avi-interleaved, --no-avi-interleaved
−
                                 Ordered chapters (default enabled)
+
                                 Force interleaved method (default disabled)
−
           Play ordered chapters as specified in the segment. (default enabled)
+
           Force interleaved method. (default disabled)
−
       --mkv-use-chapter-codec, --no-mkv-use-chapter-codec
+
       --avi-index={0 (Ask for action), 1 (Always fix), 2 (Never fix)}
−
                                Chapter codecs (default enabled)
+
                                Force index creation
−
          Use chapter codecs found in the segment. (default enabled)
+
           Recreate a index for the AVI file. Use this if your AVI file is
−
      --mkv-preload-local-dir, --no-mkv-preload-local-dir
+
           damaged or incomplete (not seekable).
−
                                Preload Directory (default disabled)
 
−
          Preload matroska files from the same family in the same directory
 
−
           (not good for broken files). (default disabled)
 
−
      --mkv-seek-percent, --no-mkv-seek-percent
 
−
                                Seek based on percent not time (default
 
−
                                disabled)
 
−
           Seek based on percent not time. (default disabled)
 
−
      --mkv-use-dummy, --no-mkv-use-dummy
 
−
                                Dummy Elements (default disabled)
 
−
          Read and discard unknown EBML elements (not good for broken files).
 
−
          (default disabled)
 
  
−
  M-JPEG camera demuxer
+
  Remote control interface
−
       --mjpeg-fps=<float>        Frames per Second
+
      --rc-show-pos, --no-rc-show-pos
−
           This is the desired frame rate when playing MJPEG from a file. Use 0
+
                                Show stream position (default disabled)
−
           (this is the default value) for a live stream (from a camera).
+
          Show the current position in seconds within the stream from time to
 +
          time. (default disabled)
 +
       --rc-quiet, --no-rc-quiet  Do not open a DOS command box interface
 +
                                (default disabled)
 +
           By default the rc interface plugin will start a DOS command box.
 +
           Enabling the quiet mode will not bring this command box but can also
 +
          be pretty annoying when you want to stop VLC and no video window is
 +
          open. (default disabled)
 +
      --rc-host=<string>        TCP command input
 +
          Accept commands over a socket rather than stdin. You can set the
 +
          address and port the interface will bind to.
  
−
  Mirror video filter
+
  Windows Service interface
−
  Splits video in two same parts, like in a mirror
+
      --ntservice-install, --no-ntservice-install
−
       --mirror-split={0 (Vertical), 1 (Horizontal)}
+
                                Install Windows Service (default disabled)
−
                                 Mirror orientation
+
          Install the Service and exit. (default disabled)
−
           Defines orientation of the mirror splitting.     Can be vertical or
+
      --ntservice-uninstall, --no-ntservice-uninstall
−
           horizontal
+
                                Uninstall Windows Service (default disabled)
−
       --mirror-direction={0 (Left to right/Top to bottom), 1 (Right to left/Bottom to top)}
+
          Uninstall the Service and exit. (default disabled)
−
                                 Direction
+
      --ntservice-name=<string> Display name of the Service
−
           Direction of the mirroring
+
          Change the display name of the Service.
 +
      --ntservice-options=<string>
 +
                                Configuration options
 +
          Configuration options that will be used by the Service (eg. --foo=bar
 +
          --no-foobar). It should be specified at install time so the Service
 +
          is properly configured.
 +
      --ntservice-extraintf=<string>
 +
                                Extra interface modules
 +
          Additional interfaces spawned by the Service. It should be specified
 +
          at install time so the Service is properly configured. Use a comma
 +
          separated list of interface modules. (common values are: logger, sap,
 +
          rc, http)
 +
 
 +
Network synchronization
 +
       --netsync-master, --no-netsync-master
 +
                                Network master clock (default disabled)
 +
          When set, this VLC instance will act as the master clock for
 +
          synchronization for clients listening (default disabled)
 +
      --netsync-master-ip=<string>
 +
                                 Master server ip address
 +
           The IP address of the network master clock to use for clock
 +
          synchronization.
 +
      --netsync-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                UDP timeout (in ms)
 +
           Length of time (in ms) until aborting data reception.
 +
 
 +
Hotkeys management interface
 +
       --hotkeys-mousewheel-mode={0 (Volume Control), 1 (Position Control), 2 (Ignore)}
 +
                                 MouseWheel up-down axis Control
 +
           The MouseWheel up-down (vertical) axis can control volume, position
 +
          or mousewheel event can be ignored
  
−
  Marquee display
+
  Mouse gestures control interface
−
Display text above the video
+
       --gestures-threshold=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --marq-marquee=<string>   Text
+
                                Motion threshold (10-100)
−
           Marquee text to display. (Available format strings: Time related: %Y
+
           Amount of movement required for a mouse gesture to be recorded.
−
          = year, %m = month, %d = day, %H = hour, %M = minute, %S = second,
+
      --gestures-button={left,middle,right}
−
           ... Meta data related: $a = artist, $b = album, $c = copyright, $d =
+
                                Trigger button
−
          description, $e = encoded by, $g = genre, $l = language, $n = track
+
           Trigger button for mouse gestures.
−
          num, $p = now playing, $r = rating, $s = subtitles language, $t =
+
 
−
          title, $u = url, $A = date, $B = audio bitrate (in kb/s), $C =
+
Dummy interface
−
           chapter,$D = duration, $F = full name with path, $I = title, $L =
+
      --dummy-quiet, --no-dummy-quiet
−
           time left, $N = name, $O = audio language, $P = position (in %), $R =
+
                                Do not open a DOS command box interface
−
           rate, $S = audio sample rate (in kHz), $T = time, $U = publisher, $V
+
                                (default disabled)
−
          = volume, $_ = new line)
+
           By default the dummy interface plugin will start a DOS command box.
−
  Position:
+
          Enabling the quiet mode will not bring this command box but can also
−
       --marq-x=<integer>         X offset
+
           be pretty annoying when you want to stop VLC and no video window is
−
           X offset, from the left screen edge.
+
           open. (default disabled)
−
       --marq-y=<integer>        Y offset
+
 
−
           Y offset, down from the top.
+
VBI and Teletext decoder
−
       --marq-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
+
       --vbi-page=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Marquee position
+
                                Teletext page
−
           You can enforce the marquee position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
+
           Open the indicated Teletext page.Default page is index 100
 +
       --vbi-opaque, --no-vbi-opaque
 +
                                Teletext transparency (default enabled)
 +
           Setting vbi-opaque to false makes the boxed text transparent.
 +
          (default enabled)
 +
       --vbi-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
 +
                                 Teletext alignment
 +
           You can enforce the teletext position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
 
           2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
 
           2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
−
           values, eg 6 = top-right).
+
           values, eg. 6 = top-right).
−
  Font:
+
       --vbi-text, --no-vbi-text  Teletext text subtitles (default disabled)
−
       --marq-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           Output teletext subtitles as text instead of as RGBA (default
−
                                Opacity
+
           disabled)
−
          Opacity (inverse of transparency) of overlayed text. 0 = transparent,
+
</nowiki>
−
          255 = totally opaque.
+
Part 2/2
−
      --marq-color={-268435456 (Default), 0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
+
<nowiki>
−
                                Color
+
H.264/MPEG4 AVC encoder (x264)
−
           Color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must be an
+
       --sout-x264-keyint=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for red, then
+
                                Maximum GOP size
−
          green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 = green,
+
           Sets maximum interval between IDR-frames.Larger values save bits,
−
          #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
+
           thus improving quality for a given bitrate at the cost of seeking
−
       --marq-size=<integer>     Font size, pixels
+
           precision.
−
           Font size, in pixels. Default is -1 (use default font size).
+
       --sout-x264-min-keyint=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
  Misc:
+
                                Minimum GOP size
−
      --marq-timeout=<integer>  Timeout
+
           Sets minimum interval between IDR-frames. In H.264, I-frames do not
−
           Number of milliseconds the marquee must remain displayed. Default
+
           necessarily bound a closed GOP because it is allowable for a P-frame
−
           value is 0 (remains forever).
+
           to be predicted from more frames than just the one frame before it
−
       --marq-refresh=<integer>   Refresh period in ms
+
          (also see reference frame option). Therefore, I-frames are not
−
           Number of milliseconds between string updates. This is mainly useful
+
          necessarily seekable. IDR-frames restrict subsequent P-frames from
−
           when using meta data or time format string sequences.
+
           referring to any frame prior to the IDR-frame.  
−
 
+
If scenecuts appear
−
Interfaces implemented using lua scripts
+
           within this interval, they are still encoded as I-frames, but do not
−
      --lua-intf=<string>        Lua interface
+
          start a new GOP.
−
           Lua interface module to load
+
       --sout-x264-opengop, --no-sout-x264-opengop
−
      --lua-config=<string>      Lua interface configuration
+
                                Use recovery points to close GOPs (default
−
           Lua interface configuration string. Format is: '["<interface module
+
                                disabled)
−
           name>"] = { <option> = <value>, ...}, ...'.
+
           use open GOP, for bluray compatibility use also bluray-compat option
−
  Lua HTTP:
+
           (default disabled)
−
       --http-host=<string>      Host address
+
       --sout-x264-bluray-compat, --no-sout-x264-bluray-compat
−
          Address and port the HTTP interface will listen on. It defaults to
+
                                 Enable compatibility hacks for Blu-ray
−
          all network interfaces (0.0.0.0). If you want the HTTP interface to
+
                                support (default disabled)
−
           be available only on the local machine, enter 127.0.0.1
+
           Enable hacks for Blu-ray support, this doesn't enforce every aspect
−
      --http-src=<string>        Source directory
+
          of Blu-ray compatibility
−
           Source directory
+
e.g. resolution, framerate, level (default
−
       --http-index, --no-http-index
+
          disabled)
−
                                 Directory index (default disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-scenecut=<integer [-1 .. 100]>
−
           Allow to build directory index (default disabled)
+
                                Extra I-frames aggressivity
−
  Lua RC:
+
           Scene-cut detection. Controls how aggressively to insert extra
−
       --rc-host=<string>         TCP command input
+
           I-frames. With small values of scenecut, the codec often has to force
−
           Accept commands over a socket rather than stdin. You can set the
+
          an I-frame when it would exceed keyint. Good values of scenecut may
−
           address and port the interface will bind to.
+
          find a better location for the I-frame. Large values use more
−
  Lua Telnet:
+
          I-frames than necessary, thus wasting bits. -1 disables scene-cut
−
      --telnet-host=<string>    Host
+
          detection, so I-frames are inserted only every other keyint frames,
−
           This is the host on which the interface will listen. It defaults to
+
           which probably leads to ugly encoding artifacts. Range 1 to 100.
−
          all network interfaces (0.0.0.0). If you want this interface to be
+
      --sout-x264-bframes=<integer [0 .. 16]>
−
           available only on the local machine, enter "127.0.0.1".
+
                                B-frames between I and P
−
       --telnet-port=<integer>   Port
+
           Number of consecutive B-frames between I and P-frames. Range 1 to 16.
−
           This is the TCP port on which this interface will listen. It defaults
+
       --sout-x264-b-adapt=<integer [0 .. 2]>
−
           to 4212.
+
                                Adaptive B-frame decision
−
       --telnet-password=<string> Password
+
           Force the specified number of consecutive B-frames to be used, except
−
           A single administration password is used to protect this interface.
+
           possibly before an I-frame.Range 0 to 2.
−
           The default value is "admin".
+
       --sout-x264-b-bias=<integer [-100 .. 100]>
−
       --lua-sd=<string>          (null)
+
                                Influence (bias) B-frames usage
−
      --lua-longname=<string>    (null)
+
           Bias the choice to use B-frames. Positive values cause more B-frames,
 +
           negative values cause less B-frames.
 +
       --sout-x264-bpyramid={none,strict,normal}
 +
                                Keep some B-frames as references
 +
          Allows B-frames to be used as references for predicting other frames.
 +
          Keeps the middle of 2+ consecutive B-frames as a reference, and
 +
          reorders frame appropriately.
 +
- none: Disabled
 +
- strict: Strictly
 +
          hierarchical pyramid
 +
- normal: Non-strict (not Blu-ray compatible)
  
−
Logo sub filter
+
       --sout-x264-cabac, --no-sout-x264-cabac
−
Use a local picture as logo on the video
+
                                CABAC (default enabled)
−
       --logo-file=<string>      Logo filenames
+
           CABAC (Context-Adaptive Binary Arithmetic Coding). Slightly slows
−
           Full path of the image files to use. Format is <image>[,<delay in
+
           down encoding and decoding, but should save 10 to 15% bitrate.
−
           ms>[,<alpha>]][;<image>[,<delay>[,<alpha>]]][;...]. If you only have
+
           (default enabled)
−
           one file, simply enter its filename.
+
       --sout-x264-ref=<integer [1 .. 16]>
−
       --logo-x=<integer>         X coordinate
+
                                Number of reference frames
−
           X coordinate of the logo. You can move the logo by left-clicking it.
+
           Number of previous frames used as predictors. This is effective in
−
       --logo-y=<integer>        Y coordinate
+
          Anime, but seems to make little difference in live-action source
−
           Y coordinate of the logo. You can move the logo by left-clicking it.
+
          material. Some decoders are unable to deal with large frameref
−
       --logo-delay=<integer>     Logo individual image time in ms
+
          values. Range 1 to 16.
−
           Individual image display time of 0 - 60000 ms.
+
       --sout-x264-nf, --no-sout-x264-nf
−
      --logo-repeat=<integer>    Logo animation # of loops
+
                                Skip loop filter (default disabled)
−
           Number of loops for the logo animation.-1 = continuous, 0 = disabled
+
           Deactivate the deblocking loop filter (decreases quality). (default
−
       --logo-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
          disabled)
−
                                 Opacity of the logo
+
       --sout-x264-deblock=<string>
−
          Logo opacity value (from 0 for full transparency to 255 for full
+
                                Loop filter AlphaC0 and Beta parameters
−
           opacity).
+
                                alpha:beta
−
       --logo-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
+
           Loop filter AlphaC0 and Beta parameters. Range -6 to 6 for both alpha
−
                                 Logo position
+
           and beta parameters. -6 means light filter, 6 means strong.
−
          Enforce the logo position on the video (0=center, 1=left, 2=right,
+
       --sout-x264-psy-rd=<string>
−
           4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these values, eg 6
+
                                 Strength of psychovisual optimization,
−
           = top-right).
+
                                default is "1.0:0.0"
−
 
+
           First parameter controls if RD is on (subme>=6) or off.
−
File logging
+
Second
−
       --logfile=<string>         Log filename
+
          parameter controls if Trellis is used on psychovisual optimization,
−
           Specify the log filename.
+
          default off
−
      --logmode={text,html}      Log format
+
       --sout-x264-psy, --no-sout-x264-psy
−
           Specify the log format. Available choices are "text" (default) and
+
                                 Use Psy-optimizations (default enabled)
−
           "html".
+
           Use all visual optimizations that can worsen both PSNR and SSIM
−
       --log-verbose=<integer>    Verbosity
+
           (default enabled)
−
          Select the verbosity to use for log or -1 to use the same verbosity
+
       --sout-x264-level=<string> H.264 level
−
           given by --verbose.
+
           Specify H.264 level (as defined by Annex A of the standard). Levels
−
 
+
          are not enforced; it's up to the user to select a level compatible
−
RTP/RTSP/SDP demuxer (using Live555)
+
           with the rest of the encoding options. Range 1 to 5.1 (10 to 51 is
−
       --rtsp-tcp, --no-rtsp-tcp  Use RTP over RTSP (TCP) (default disabled)
+
           also allowed). Set to 0 for letting x264 set level.
−
           Use RTP over RTSP (TCP) (default disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-profile={baseline,main,high,high10,high422,high444}
−
       --rtp-client-port=<integer>
+
                                H.264 profile
−
                                 Client port
+
           Specify H.264 profile which limits are enforced over other settings
−
           Port to use for the RTP source of the session
+
       --sout-x264-interlaced, --no-sout-x264-interlaced
−
       --rtsp-mcast, --no-rtsp-mcast
+
                                Interlaced mode (default disabled)
−
                                 Force multicast RTP via RTSP (default
+
           Pure-interlaced mode. (default disabled)
−
                                disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-slices=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Force multicast RTP via RTSP (default disabled)
+
                                 Force number of slices per frame
−
       --rtsp-http, --no-rtsp-http
+
           Force rectangular slices and is overridden by other slicing options
−
                                 Tunnel RTSP and RTP over HTTP (default
+
      --sout-x264-slice-max-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                disabled)
+
                                Limit the size of each slice in bytes
−
           Tunnel RTSP and RTP over HTTP (default disabled)
+
          Sets a maximum slice size in bytes, Includes NAL overhead in size
−
       --rtsp-http-port=<integer> HTTP tunnel port
+
       --sout-x264-slice-max-mbs=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Port to use for tunneling the RTSP/RTP over HTTP.
+
                                 Limit the size of each slice in macroblocks
−
       --rtsp-caching=<integer>   Caching value (ms)
+
           Sets a maximum number of macroblocks per slice
−
           Allows you to modify the default caching value for RTSP streams. This
+
       --sout-x264-hrd={none,vbr,cbr}
−
          value should be set in millisecond units.
+
                                HRD-timing information
−
       --rtsp-kasenna, --no-rtsp-kasenna
+
          HRD-timing information
−
                                 Kasenna RTSP dialect (default disabled)
+
      --sout-x264-qp=<integer [-1 .. 51]>
−
           Kasenna servers use an old and nonstandard dialect of RTSP. With this
+
                                 Set QP
−
          parameter VLC will try this dialect, but then it cannot connect to
+
          This selects the quantizer to use. Lower values result in better
−
           normal RTSP servers. (default disabled)
+
          fidelity, but higher bitrates. 26 is a good default value. Range 0
−
       --rtsp-wmserver, --no-rtsp-wmserver
+
           (lossless) to 51.
−
                                 WMServer RTSP dialect (default disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-crf=<integer [0 .. 51]>
−
          WMServer uses an unstandard dialect of RTSP. Selecting this parameter
+
                                Quality-based VBR
−
          will tell VLC to assume some options contrary to RFC 2326 guidelines.
+
           1-pass Quality-based VBR. Range 0 to 51.
−
           (default disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-qpmin=<integer [0 .. 51]>
−
       --rtsp-user=<string>       RTSP user name
+
                                Min QP
−
           Sets the username for the connection, if no username or password are
+
           Minimum quantizer parameter. 15 to 35 seems to be a useful range.
−
           set in the url.
+
       --sout-x264-qpmax=<integer [0 .. 51]>
−
       --rtsp-pwd=<string>       RTSP password
+
                                Max QP
−
          Sets the password for the connection, if no username or password are
+
          Maximum quantizer parameter.
−
           set in the url.
+
      --sout-x264-qpstep=<integer [0 .. 51]>
−
 
+
                                 Max QP step
−
Kate overlay decoder
+
           Max QP step between frames.
−
Kate is a codec for text and image based overlays.
+
      --sout-x264-ratetol=<float [0.000000 .. 100.000000]>
−
The Tiger rendering library is needed to render complex Kate streams, but VLC can still render static text and image based subtitles if it is not available.
+
                                Average bitrate tolerance
−
Note that changing settings below will not take effect until a new stream is played. This will hopefully be fixed soon.
+
           Allowed variance in average bitrate (in kbits/s).
−
       --kate-formatted, --no-kate-formatted
+
       --sout-x264-vbv-maxrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Formatted Subtitles (default enabled)
+
                                 Max local bitrate
−
           Kate streams allow for text formatting. VLC partly implements this,
+
          Sets a maximum local bitrate (in kbits/s).
−
           but you can choose to disable all formatting.Note that this has no
+
      --sout-x264-vbv-bufsize=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           effect is rendering via Tiger is enabled. (default enabled)
+
                                VBV buffer
 +
           Averaging period for the maximum local bitrate (in kbits).
 +
       --sout-x264-vbv-init=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
 +
                                Initial VBV buffer occupancy
 +
           Sets the initial buffer occupancy as a fraction of the buffer size.
 +
           Range 0.0 to 1.0.
 +
       --sout-x264-ipratio=<float [1.000000 .. 2.000000]>
 +
                                QP factor between I and P
 +
           QP factor between I and P. Range 1.0 to 2.0.
 +
      --sout-x264-pbratio=<float [1.000000 .. 2.000000]>
 +
                                QP factor between P and B
 +
          QP factor between P and B. Range 1.0 to 2.0.
 +
       --sout-x264-chroma-qp-offset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 QP difference between chroma and luma
 +
           QP difference between chroma and luma.
 +
      --sout-x264-pass=<integer [0 .. 3]>
 +
                                Multipass ratecontrol
 +
          Multipass ratecontrol:
 +
- 1: First pass, creates stats file
 +
- 2:
 +
           Last pass, does not overwrite stats file
 +
- 3: Nth pass, overwrites
 +
           stats file
  
−
Memory video decoder
+
       --sout-x264-qcomp=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
−
       --invmem-width=<integer>   Width
+
                                QP curve compression
−
           Video memory buffer width.
+
           QP curve compression. Range 0.0 (CBR) to 1.0 (QCP).
−
       --invmem-height=<integer> Height
+
       --sout-x264-cplxblur=<float>
−
           Video memory buffer height.
+
                                Reduce fluctuations in QP
−
       --invmem-lock=<string>     Lock function
+
          This reduces the fluctuations in QP before curve compression.
−
           Address of the locking callback function. This function must return a
+
           Temporally blurs complexity.
−
           valid memory address for use by the video renderer.
+
       --sout-x264-qblur=<float> Reduce fluctuations in QP
−
       --invmem-unlock=<string>   Unlock function
+
           This reduces the fluctuations in QP after curve compression.
−
           Address of the unlocking callback function
+
           Temporally blurs quants.
−
      --invmem-data=<string>    Callback data
+
       --sout-x264-aq-mode=<integer [0 .. 2]>
−
           Data for the locking and unlocking functions
+
                                How AQ distributes bits
−
       --invmem-chroma=<string>   Chroma
+
           Defines bitdistribution mode for AQ, default 1
−
           Output chroma for the memory image as a 4-character string, eg.
+
- 0: Disabled
−
           "RV32".
+
- 1:
−
 
+
          Current x264 default mode
−
  Hotkeys management interface
+
- 2: uses log(var)^2 instead of log(var)
−
       --hotkeys-mousewheel-mode={0 (Volume Control), 1 (Position Control), 2 (Ignore)}
+
           and attempts to adapt strength per frame
−
                                 MouseWheel x-axis Control
+
       --sout-x264-aq-strength=<float>
−
           MouseWheel x-axis can control volume, position or mousewheel event
+
                                Strength of AQ
−
          can be ignored
+
           Strength to reduce blocking and blurring in flat
 +
and textured areas,
 +
           default 1.0 recommended to be between 0..2
 +
- 0.5: weak AQ
 +
  - 1.5:
 +
          strong AQ
 +
       --sout-x264-partitions={none,fast,normal,slow,all}
 +
                                 Partitions to consider
 +
           Partitions to consider in analyse mode:
 +
- none  :
 +
- fast  : i4x4
  
−
  Headphone virtual spatialization effect
+
          - normal: i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8)
−
  This effect gives you the feeling that you are standing in a room with a complete 7.1 speaker set when using only a headphone, providing a more realistic sound experience. It should also be more comfortable and less tiring when listening to music for long periods of time.
+
- slow : i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8),b8x8
−
It works with any source format from mono to 7.1.
+
  - all 
−
       --headphone-dim=<integer>  Characteristic dimension
+
          : i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8),b8x8,p4x4
−
           Distance between front left speaker and listener in meters.
+
(p4x4 requires p8x8. i8x8 requires
−
       --headphone-compensate, --no-headphone-compensate
+
          8x8dct).
−
                                 Compensate delay (default disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-direct={none,spatial,temporal,auto}
−
           The delay which is introduced by the physical algorithm may sometimes
+
                                Direct MV prediction mode
−
          be disturbing for the synchronization between lips-movement and
+
           Direct MV prediction mode.
−
          speech. In case, turn this on to compensate. (default disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-direct-8x8=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
−
      --headphone-dolby, --no-headphone-dolby
+
                                 Direct prediction size
−
                                No decoding of Dolby Surround (default
+
           Direct prediction size:  -  0: 4x4
−
                                disabled)
+
- 1: 8x8
−
           Dolby Surround encoded streams won't be decoded before being
+
- -1: smallest
−
          processed by this filter. Enabling this setting is not recommended.
+
           possible according to level
−
          (default disabled)
 
  
−
H264 video demuxer
+
      --sout-x264-weightb, --no-sout-x264-weightb
−
       --h264-fps=<float>         Frames per Second
+
                                Weighted prediction for B-frames (default
−
          Desired frame rate for the H264 stream.
+
                                enabled)
 +
          Weighted prediction for B-frames. (default enabled)
 +
       --sout-x264-weightp=<integer [0 .. 2]>
 +
                                Weighted prediction for P-frames
 +
          Weighted prediction for P-frames:  - 0: Disabled
 +
- 1: Blind offset
  
−
Gradient video filter
+
           - 2: Smart analysis
−
Apply color gradient or edge detection effects
 
−
      --gradient-mode={gradient,edge,hough}
 
−
                                Distort mode
 
−
          Distort mode, one of "gradient", "edge" and "hough".
 
−
      --gradient-type=<integer [0 .. 1]>
 
−
                                Gradient image type
 
−
          Gradient image type (0 or 1). 0 will turn the image to white while 1
 
−
           will keep colors.
 
−
      --gradient-cartoon, --no-gradient-cartoon
 
−
                                Apply cartoon effect (default enabled)
 
−
          Apply cartoon effect. It is only used by "gradient" and "edge".
 
−
          (default enabled)
 
  
−
Goom effect
+
       --sout-x264-me={dia,hex,umh,esa,tesa}
−
       --goom-width=<integer>    Goom display width
+
                                Integer pixel motion estimation method
−
           This allows you to set the resolution of the Goom display (bigger
+
           Selects the motion estimation algorithm:  - dia: diamond search,
−
           resolution will be prettier but more CPU intensive).
+
           radius 1 (fast)
−
      --goom-height=<integer>    Goom display height
+
- hex: hexagonal search, radius 2
−
           This allows you to set the resolution of the Goom display (bigger
+
- umh: uneven
−
          resolution will be prettier but more CPU intensive).
+
           multi-hexagon search (better but slower)
−
      --goom-speed=<integer>    Goom animation speed
+
- esa: exhaustive search
−
           This allows you to set the animation speed (between 1 and 10,
+
           (extremely slow, primarily for testing)
−
           defaults to 6).
+
- tesa: hadamard exhaustive
 +
           search (extremely slow, primarily for testing)
  
−
GnuTLS transport layer security
+
       --sout-x264-merange=<integer [1 .. 64]>
−
       --gnutls-cache-timeout=<integer>
+
                                 Maximum motion vector search range
−
                                 Expiration time for resumed TLS sessions
+
          Maximum distance to search for motion estimation, measured from
−
           It is possible to cache the resumed TLS sessions. This is the
+
           predicted position(s). Default of 16 is good for most footage, high
−
           expiration time of the sessions stored in this cache, in seconds.
+
          motion sequences may benefit from settings between 24 and 32. Range 0
−
       --gnutls-cache-size=<integer>
+
           to 64.
−
                                 Number of resumed TLS sessions
+
       --sout-x264-mvrange=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           This is the maximum number of resumed TLS sessions that the cache
+
                                 Maximum motion vector length
−
           will hold.
+
           Maximum motion vector length in pixels. -1 is automatic, based on
−
 
+
           level.
−
Mouse gestures control interface
+
       --sout-x264-mvrange-thread=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --gestures-threshold=<integer>
+
                                 Minimum buffer space between threads
−
                                 Motion threshold (10-100)
+
          Minimum buffer space between threads. -1 is automatic, based on
−
           Amount of movement required for a mouse gesture to be recorded.
+
           number of threads.
−
       --gestures-button={left,middle,right}
+
       --sout-x264-subme=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Trigger button
+
                                Subpixel motion estimation and partition
−
           Trigger button for mouse gestures.
+
                                 decision quality
−
 
+
           This parameter controls quality versus speed tradeoffs involved in
−
Gaussian blur video filter
+
          the motion estimation decision process (lower = quicker and higher =
−
Add a blurring effect
+
          better quality). Range 1 to 9.
−
       --gaussianblur-sigma=<float>
+
       --sout-x264-mixed-refs, --no-sout-x264-mixed-refs
−
                                 Gaussian's std deviation
+
                                Decide references on a per partition basis
−
           Gaussian's standard deviation. The bluring will take into account
+
                                 (default enabled)
−
           pixels up to 3*sigma away in any direction.
+
           Allows each 8x8 or 16x8 partition to independently select a reference
−
 
+
           frame, as opposed to only one ref per macroblock. (default enabled)
−
Freetype2 font renderer
+
      --sout-x264-chroma-me, --no-sout-x264-chroma-me
−
       --freetype-font=<string>  Font
+
                                Chroma in motion estimation (default enabled)
−
           Fontfile for the font you want to use
+
          Chroma ME for subpel and mode decision in P-frames. (default enabled)
−
       --freetype-fontsize=<integer>
+
       --sout-x264-8x8dct, --no-sout-x264-8x8dct
−
                                 Font size in pixels
+
                                Adaptive spatial transform size (default
−
           This is the default size of the fonts that will be rendered on the
+
                                enabled)
−
          video. If set to something different than 0 this option will override
+
           SATD-based decision for 8x8 transform in inter-MBs. (default enabled)
−
           the relative font size.
+
       --sout-x264-trellis=<integer [0 .. 2]>
−
       --freetype-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
                                 Trellis RD quantization
−
                                 Opacity
+
           Trellis RD quantization:
−
           The opacity (inverse of transparency) of the text that will be
+
- 0: disabled
−
           rendered on the video. 0 = transparent, 255 = totally opaque.
+
- 1: enabled only on the
−
       --freetype-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
+
          final encode of a MB
−
                                 Text default color
+
- 2: enabled on all mode decisions
−
           The color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must
+
This
−
          be an hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for
+
           requires CABAC.
−
          red, then green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 =
+
       --sout-x264-lookahead=<integer [0 .. 60]>
−
          green, #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
+
                                 Framecount to use on frametype lookahead
−
       --freetype-rel-fontsize={20 (Smaller), 18 (Small), 16 (Normal), 12 (Large), 6 (Larger)}
+
           Framecount to use on frametype lookahead. Currently default can cause
−
                                Relative font size
+
           sync-issues on unmuxable output, like rtsp-output without ts-mux
−
           This is the relative default size of the fonts that will be rendered
+
       --sout-x264-intra-refresh, --no-sout-x264-intra-refresh
−
          on the video. If absolute font size is set, relative size will be
+
                                 Use Periodic Intra Refresh (default disabled)
−
           overridden.
+
           Use Periodic Intra Refresh instead of IDR frames (default disabled)
−
       --freetype-effect={1 (Background), 2 (Outline), 3 (Fat Outline)}
+
       --sout-x264-mbtree, --no-sout-x264-mbtree
−
                                 Font Effect
+
                                Use mb-tree ratecontrol (default enabled)
−
           It is possible to apply effects to the rendered text to improve its
+
           You can disable use of Macroblock-tree on ratecontrol (default
−
          readability.
+
           enabled)
−
       --freetype-yuvp, --no-freetype-yuvp
+
       --sout-x264-fast-pskip, --no-sout-x264-fast-pskip
−
                                 Use YUVP renderer (default disabled)
+
                                Early SKIP detection on P-frames (default
−
           This renders the font using "paletized YUV". This option is only
+
                                 enabled)
−
           needed if you want to encode into DVB subtitles (default disabled)
+
           Early SKIP detection on P-frames. (default enabled)
−
 
+
       --sout-x264-dct-decimate, --no-sout-x264-dct-decimate
−
Folder meta data
+
                                 Coefficient thresholding on P-frames (default
−
       --album-art-filename=<string>
+
                                enabled)
−
                                 Album art filename
+
           Coefficient thresholding on P-frames.Eliminate dct blocks containing
−
           Filename to look for album art in current directory
+
           only a small single coefficient. (default enabled)
−
 
+
       --sout-x264-nr=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
−
FluidSynth MIDI synthetizer
+
                                 Noise reduction
−
      --soundfont=<string>      Sound fonts (required)
+
           Dct-domain noise reduction. Adaptive pseudo-deadzone. 10 to 1000
−
           A sound fonts file is required for software synthesis.
+
           seems to be a useful range.
−
 
+
       --sout-x264-deadzone-inter=<integer [0 .. 32]>
−
File input
+
                                Inter luma quantization deadzone
−
       --file-caching=<integer>   Caching value (ms)
+
           Set the size of the intra luma quantization deadzone. Range 0 to 32.
−
           Caching value for files, in milliseconds.
+
       --sout-x264-deadzone-intra=<integer [0 .. 32]>
−
       --network-caching=<integer>
+
                                 Intra luma quantization deadzone
−
                                 Extra network caching value (ms)
+
           Set the size of the intra luma quantization deadzone. Range 0 to 32.
−
           Supplementary caching value for remote files, in milliseconds.
+
       --sout-x264-non-deterministic, --no-sout-x264-non-deterministic
−
       --recursive={none,collapse,expand}
+
                                 Non-deterministic optimizations when threaded
−
                                 Subdirectory behavior
+
                                (default disabled)
−
          Select whether subdirectories must be expanded.
+
           Slightly improve quality of SMP, at the cost of repeatability.
−
none: subdirectories
+
           (default disabled)
−
           do not appear in the playlist.
+
       --sout-x264-asm, --no-sout-x264-asm
−
collapse: subdirectories appear but
+
                                 CPU optimizations (default enabled)
−
           are expanded on first play.
+
           Use assembler CPU optimizations. (default enabled)
−
expand: all subdirectories are expanded.
+
       --sout-x264-psnr, --no-sout-x264-psnr
−
 
+
                                 PSNR computation (default disabled)
−
       --ignore-filetypes=<string>
+
          Compute and print PSNR stats. This has no effect on the actual
−
                                 Ignored extensions
+
           encoding quality. (default disabled)
−
           Files with these extensions will not be added to playlist when
+
       --sout-x264-ssim, --no-sout-x264-ssim
−
          opening a directory.
+
                                SSIM computation (default disabled)
−
This is useful if you add directories that
+
           Compute and print SSIM stats. This has no effect on the actual
−
          contain playlist files for instance. Use a comma-separated list of
+
           encoding quality. (default disabled)
−
          extensions.
+
       --sout-x264-quiet, --no-sout-x264-quiet
−
 
+
                                 Quiet mode (default disabled)
−
Fake video decoder
+
           Quiet mode (default disabled)
−
       --fake-file=<string>      Image file
+
       --sout-x264-sps-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          Path of the image file for fake input.
+
                                 SPS and PPS id numbers
−
      --fake-file-reload=<integer>
+
           Set SPS and PPS id numbers to allow concatenating streams with
−
                                 Reload image file
+
          different settings.
−
           Reload image file every n seconds.
+
       --sout-x264-aud, --no-sout-x264-aud
−
       --fake-width=<integer>    Video width
+
                                 Access unit delimiters (default disabled)
−
           Output video width.
+
           Generate access unit delimiter NAL units. (default disabled)
−
      --fake-height=<integer>    Video height
+
       --sout-x264-verbose, --no-sout-x264-verbose
−
           Output video height.
+
                                 Statistics (default disabled)
−
       --fake-keep-ar, --no-fake-keep-ar
+
           Print stats for each frame. (default disabled)
−
                                 Keep aspect ratio (default disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-stats=<string> Filename for 2 pass stats file
−
           Consider width and height as maximum values. (default disabled)
+
           Filename for 2 pass stats file for multi-pass encoding.
−
       --fake-aspect-ratio=<string>
+
      --sout-x264-preset={ultrafast,superfast,veryfast,faster,fast,medium,slow,slower,veryslow,placebo}
−
                                 Background aspect ratio
+
                                Use preset as default settings. Overridden by
−
           Aspect ratio of the image file (4:3, 16:9). Default is square pixels.
+
                                user settings.
−
       --fake-deinterlace, --no-fake-deinterlace
+
          Use preset as default settings. Overridden by user settings.
−
                                 Deinterlace video (default disabled)
+
       --sout-x264-tune={film,animation,grain,stillimage,psnr,ssim,fastdecode,zerolatency}
−
           Deinterlace the image after loading it. (default disabled)
+
                                 Tune the settings for a particular type of
−
       --fake-deinterlace-module={deinterlace,ffmpeg-deinterlace}
+
                                source or situation. Overridden by user
−
                                 Deinterlace module
+
                                settings.
−
           Deinterlace module to use.
+
           Tune the settings for a particular type of source or situation.
−
       --fake-chroma=<string>     Chroma used
+
          Overridden by user settings.
−
           Force use of a specific chroma for output. Default is I420.
 
−
 
 
−
Extract RGB component video filter
 
−
       --extract-component={16711680 (Red), 65280 (Green), 255 (Blue)}
 
−
                                 RGB component to extract
 
−
           RGB component to extract. 0 for Red, 1 for Green and 2 for Blue.
 
  
−
  MPEG-I/II/4 / A52 / DTS / MLP audio
+
  Vorbis audio decoder
−
       --es-fps=<float>           Frames per Second
+
       --sout-vorbis-quality=<integer [0 .. 10]>
−
           This is the frame rate used as a fallback when playing MPEG video
+
                                Encoding quality
−
           elementary streams.
+
           Enforce a quality between 1 (low) and 10 (high), instead of
−
 
+
           specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR stream.
−
Erase video filter
+
       --sout-vorbis-max-bitrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
Remove zones of the video using a picture as mask
+
                                Maximum encoding bitrate
−
       --erase-mask=<string>     Image mask
+
           Maximum bitrate in kbps. This is useful for streaming applications.
−
           Image mask. Pixels with an alpha value greater than 50% will be
+
       --sout-vorbis-min-bitrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          erased.
+
                                Minimum encoding bitrate
−
       --erase-x=<integer>       X coordinate
+
          Minimum bitrate in kbps. This is useful for encoding for a fixed-size
−
           X coordinate of the mask.
+
           channel.
−
       --erase-y=<integer>        Y coordinate
+
       --sout-vorbis-cbr, --no-sout-vorbis-cbr
−
           Y coordinate of the mask.
+
                                CBR encoding (default disabled)
 +
           Force a constant bitrate encoding (CBR). (default disabled)
  
−
  Equalizer with 10 bands
+
  Libtwolame audio encoder
−
       --equalizer-preset={flat,classical,club,dance,fullbass,fullbasstreble,fulltreble,headphones,largehall,live,party,pop,reggae,rock,ska,soft,softrock,techno}
+
       --sout-twolame-quality=<float>
−
                                 Equalizer preset
+
                                 Encoding quality
−
           Preset to use for the equalizer.
+
           Force a specific encoding quality between 0.0 (high) and 50.0 (low),
−
      --equalizer-bands=<string> Bands gain
+
           instead of specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR
−
           Don't use presets, but manually specified bands. You need to provide
+
           stream.
−
           10 values between -20dB and 20dB, separated by spaces, e.g. "0 2 4 2
+
      --sout-twolame-mode={0 (Stereo), 1 (Dual mono), 2 (Joint stereo)}
−
          0 -2 -4 -2 0 2".
+
                                Stereo mode
−
       --equalizer-2pass, --no-equalizer-2pass
+
          Handling mode for stereo streams
−
                                 Two pass (default disabled)
+
       --sout-twolame-vbr, --no-sout-twolame-vbr
−
           Filter the audio twice. This provides a more intense effect. (default
+
                                 VBR mode (default disabled)
−
          disabled)
+
           Use Variable BitRate. Default is to use Constant BitRate (CBR).
−
       --equalizer-preamp=<float> Global gain
+
          (default disabled)
−
           Set the global gain in dB (-20 ... 20).
+
       --sout-twolame-psy=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Psycho-acoustic model
 +
           Integer from -1 (no model) to 4.
  
−
  DVDRead Input (no menu support)
+
  Theora video decoder
−
       --dvdread-angle=<integer>  DVD angle
+
       --sout-theora-quality=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          Default DVD angle.
+
                                 Encoding quality
−
      --dvdread-caching=<integer>
+
          Enforce a quality between 1 (low) and 10 (high), instead of
−
                                 Caching value in ms
+
           specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR stream.
−
           Caching value for DVDs. This value should be set in milliseconds.
 
  
−
  DVDnav Input
+
  Philips OGT (SVCD subtitle) decoder
−
      --dvdnav-angle=<integer>  DVD angle
 
−
          Default DVD angle.
 
−
      --dvdnav-caching=<integer> Caching value in ms
 
−
          Caching value for DVDs. This value should be set in milliseconds.
 
−
      --dvdnav-menu, --no-dvdnav-menu
 
−
                                Start directly in menu (default enabled)
 
−
          Start the DVD directly in the main menu. This will try to skip all
 
−
          the useless warning introductions. (default enabled)
 
  
−
  DVB subtitles decoder
+
  Text subtitles decoder
−
       --dvbsub-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
+
       --subsdec-align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right)}
−
                                Subpicture position
+
                                Subtitles justification
−
          You can enforce the subpicture position on the video (0=center,
+
          Set the justification of subtitles
−
          1=left, 2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of
+
      --subsdec-encoding={,system,UTF-8,UTF-16,UTF-16BE,UTF-16LE,GB18030,ISO-8859-15,Windows-1252,ISO-8859-2,Windows-1250,ISO-8859-3,ISO-8859-10,Windows-1251,KOI8-R,KOI8-U,ISO-8859-6,Windows-1256,ISO-8859-7,Windows-1253,ISO-8859-8,Windows-1255,ISO-8859-9,Windows-1254,ISO-8859-11,Windows-874,ISO-8859-13,Windows-1257,ISO-8859-14,ISO-8859-16,ISO-2022-CN-EXT,EUC-CN,ISO-2022-JP-2,EUC-JP,Shift_JIS,CP949,ISO-2022-KR,Big5,ISO-2022-TW,Big5-HKSCS,VISCII,Windows-1258}
−
          these values, e.g. 6=top-right).
+
                                Subtitles text encoding
−
      --dvbsub-x=<integer>      Decoding X coordinate
+
           Set the encoding used in text subtitles
−
          X coordinate of the rendered subtitle
+
       --subsdec-autodetect-utf8, --no-subsdec-autodetect-utf8
−
      --dvbsub-y=<integer>      Decoding Y coordinate
+
                                 UTF-8 subtitles autodetection (default
−
          Y coordinate of the rendered subtitle
+
                                 enabled)
−
      --sout-dvbsub-x=<integer>  Encoding X coordinate
+
           This enables automatic detection of UTF-8 encoding within subtitles
−
          X coordinate of the encoded subtitle
+
           files. (default enabled)
−
      --sout-dvbsub-y=<integer>  Encoding Y coordinate
+
       --subsdec-formatted, --no-subsdec-formatted
−
           Y coordinate of the encoded subtitle
+
                                 Formatted Subtitles (default enabled)
−
 
+
           Some subtitle formats allow for text formatting. VLC partly
−
Dummy interface function
+
          implements this, but you can choose to disable all formatting.
−
  Dummy Interface:
+
           (default enabled)
−
       --dummy-quiet, --no-dummy-quiet
 
−
                                 Do not open a DOS command box interface
 
−
                                 (default disabled)
 
−
           By default the dummy interface plugin will start a DOS command box.
 
−
          Enabling the quiet mode will not bring this command box but can also
 
−
          be pretty annoying when you want to stop VLC and no video window is
 
−
           open. (default disabled)
 
−
  Dummy decoder:
 
−
       --dummy-save-es, --no-dummy-save-es
 
−
                                 Save raw codec data (default disabled)
 
−
           Save the raw codec data if you have selected/forced the dummy decoder
 
−
           in the main options. (default disabled)
 
−
  Dummy Video output:
 
−
      --dummy-chroma=<string>    Dummy image chroma format
 
−
          Force the dummy video output to create images using a specific chroma
 
−
          format instead of trying to improve performances by using the most
 
−
          efficient one.
 
  
−
  DTS Coherent Acoustics audio decoder
+
  DVD subtitles decoder
−
       --dts-dynrng, --no-dts-dynrng
+
       --dvdsub-transparency, --no-dvdsub-transparency
−
                                 DTS dynamic range compression (default
+
                                 Disable DVD subtitle transparency (default
−
                                 enabled)
+
                                 disabled)
−
           Dynamic range compression makes the loud sounds softer, and the soft
+
           Removes all transparency effects used in DVD subtitles. (default
−
          sounds louder, so you can more easily listen to the stream in a noisy
+
           disabled)
−
          environment without disturbing anyone. If you disable the dynamic
 
−
          range compression the playback will be more adapted to a movie
 
−
           theater or a listening room. (default enabled)
 
  
−
  DirectShow input
+
  Speex audio decoder
−
       --dshow-caching=<integer>  Caching value in ms
+
       --sout-speex-mode={0 (Narrow-band (8kHz)), 1 (Wide-band (16kHz)), 2 (Ultra-wideband (32kHz))}
−
          Caching value for DirectShow streams. This value should be set in
+
                                Mode
−
          milliseconds.
+
           Enforce the mode of the encoder.
−
      --dshow-vdev={,none}       Video device name
+
       --sout-speex-complexity=<integer [1 .. 10]>
−
           Name of the video device that will be used by the DirectShow plugin.
+
                                Encoding complexity
−
          If you don't specify anything, the default device will be used.
+
           Enforce the complexity of the encoder.
−
       --dshow-adev={,none}      Audio device name
+
      --sout-speex-cbr, --no-sout-speex-cbr
−
           Name of the audio device that will be used by the DirectShow plugin.
+
                                CBR encoding (default disabled)
−
          If you don't specify anything, the default device will be used.
+
           Enforce a constant bitrate encoding (CBR) instead of default variable
−
      --dshow-size=<string>      Video size
+
           bitrate encoding (VBR). (default disabled)
−
          Size of the video that will be displayed by the DirectShow plugin. If
+
       --sout-speex-quality=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
−
          you don't specify anything the default size for your device will be
+
                                 Encoding quality
−
           used. You can specify a standard size (cif, d1, ...) or
+
           Enforce a quality between 0 (low) and 10 (high).
−
           <width>x<height>.
+
       --sout-speex-max-bitrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --dshow-aspect-ratio=<string>
+
                                Maximal bitrate
−
                                 Picture aspect-ratio n:m
+
           Enforce the maximal VBR bitrate
−
          Define input picture aspect-ratio to use. Default is 4:3
+
       --sout-speex-vad, --no-sout-speex-vad
−
      --dshow-chroma=<string>    Video input chroma format
+
                                 Voice activity detection (default enabled)
−
           Force the DirectShow video input to use a specific chroma format (eg.
+
           Enable voice activity detection (VAD). It is automatically activated
−
          I420 (default), RV24, etc.)
+
           in VBR mode. (default enabled)
−
       --dshow-fps=<float>       Video input frame rate
+
       --sout-speex-dtx, --no-sout-speex-dtx
−
           Force the DirectShow video input to use a specific frame rate(eg. 0
+
                                 Discontinuous Transmission (default disabled)
−
          means default, 25, 29.97, 50, 59.94, etc.)
+
           Enable discontinuous transmission (DTX). (default disabled)
−
       --dshow-config, --no-dshow-config
+
 
−
                                 Device properties (default disabled)
+
Dirac video decoder using libschroedinger
−
           Show the properties dialog of the selected device before starting the
+
  Encoding:
−
           stream. (default disabled)
+
      --sout-schro-rate-control={constant_noise_threshold,constant_bitrate,low_delay,lossless,constant_lambda,constant_error,constant_quality}
−
       --dshow-tuner, --no-dshow-tuner
+
                                Rate control method
−
                                 Tuner properties (default disabled)
+
          Method used to encode the video sequence
−
           Show the tuner properties [channel selection] page. (default disabled)
+
      --sout-schro-quality=<float [-1.000000 .. 10.000000]>
−
       --dshow-tuner-channel=<integer>
+
                                Constant quality factor
−
                                 Tuner TV Channel
+
          Quality factor to use in constant quality mode
−
           Set the TV channel the tuner will set to (0 means default).
+
       --sout-schro-noise-threshold=<float [-1.000000 .. 100.000000]>
−
       --dshow-tuner-country=<integer>
+
                                 Noise Threshold
−
                                 Tuner country code
+
           Noise threshold to use in constant noise threshold mode
−
           Set the tuner country code that establishes the current
+
      --sout-schro-bitrate=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
−
          channel-to-frequency mapping (0 means default).
+
                                CBR bitrate (kbps)
−
       --dshow-tuner-input={0 (Default), 1 (Cable), 2 (Antenna)}
+
          Target bitrate in kbps when encoding in constant bitrate mode
−
                                 Tuner input type
+
       --sout-schro-max-bitrate=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Select the tuner input type (Cable/Antenna).
+
                                 Maximum bitrate (kbps)
−
       --dshow-video-input=<integer>
+
           Maximum bitrate in kbps when encoding in constant bitrate mode
−
                                 Video input pin
+
      --sout-schro-min-bitrate=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Select the video input source, such as composite, s-video, or tuner.
+
                                Minimum bitrate (kbps)
−
           Since these settings are hardware-specific, you should find good
+
          Minimum bitrate in kbps when encoding in constant bitrate mode
−
           settings in the "Device config" area, and use those numbers here. -1
+
       --sout-schro-gop-structure={adaptive,intra_only,backref,chained_backref,biref,chained_biref}
−
           means that settings will not be changed.
+
                                 GOP structure
−
       --dshow-video-output=<integer>
+
           GOP structure used to encode the video sequence
−
                                 Video output pin
+
       --sout-schro-gop-length=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Select the video output type. See the "video input" option.
+
                                 GOP length
−
       --dshow-audio-input=<integer>
+
          Number of pictures between successive sequence headers i.e. length of
−
                                 Audio input pin
+
           the group of pictures
−
           Select the audio input source. See the "video input" option.
+
      --sout-schro-chroma-fmt={420,422,444}
−
       --dshow-audio-output=<integer>
+
                                Chroma format
−
                                 Audio output pin
+
          Picking chroma format will force a conversion of the video into that
−
           Select the audio output type. See the "video input" option.
+
          format
−
       --dshow-amtuner-mode={0 (Default), 1 (TV), 2 (FM radio), 4 (AM radio), 8 (DSS)}
+
      --sout-schro-coding-mode={auto,progressive,field}
−
                                 AM Tuner mode
+
                                Picture coding mode
−
           AM Tuner mode. Can be one of Default (0), TV (1),AM Radio (2), FM
+
           Field coding is where interlaced fields are coded separately as
−
           Radio (3) or DSS (4).
+
          opposed to a pseudo-progressive frame
−
       --dshow-audio-channels=<integer>
+
      --sout-schro-mv-precision={1,1/2,1/4,1/8}
−
                                 Number of audio channels
+
                                Motion Vector precision
−
           Select audio input format with the given number of audio channels (if
+
           Motion Vector precision in pels
−
           non 0)
+
      --sout-schro-motion-block-size={automatic,small,medium,large}
−
       --dshow-audio-samplerate=<integer>
+
                                Size of motion compensation blocks
−
                                 Audio sample rate
+
          Size of motion compensation blocks
−
           Select audio input format with the given sample rate (if non 0)
+
      --sout-schro-motion-block-overlap={automatic,none,partial,full}
−
       --dshow-audio-bitspersample=<integer>
+
                                Overlap of motion compensation blocks
−
                                 Audio bits per sample
+
           Overlap of motion compensation blocks
−
           Select audio input format with the given bits/sample (if non 0)
+
       --sout-schro-me-combined=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
 +
                                 Three component motion estimation
 +
           Use chroma as part of the motion estimation process
 +
      --sout-schro-enable-hierarchical-me=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
 +
                                Enable hierarchical Motion Estimation
 +
          Enable hierarchical Motion Estimation
 +
       --sout-schro-downsample-levels=<integer [-1 .. 8]>
 +
                                 Number of levels of downsampling
 +
          Number of levels of downsampling in hierarchical motion estimation
 +
           mode
 +
      --sout-schro-enable-global-me=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
 +
                                Enable Global Motion Estimation
 +
          Enable Global Motion Estimation
 +
       --sout-schro-enable-phasecorr-me=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
 +
                                 Enable Phase Correlation Estimation
 +
           Enable Phase Correlation Estimation
 +
      --sout-schro-intra-wavelet={desl_dubuc_9_7,le_gall_5_3,desl_dubuc_13_7,haar_0,haar_1,fidelity,daub_9_7}
 +
                                Intra picture DWT filter
 +
          Intra picture DWT filter
 +
       --sout-schro-inter-wavelet={desl_dubuc_9_7,le_gall_5_3,desl_dubuc_13_7,haar_0,haar_1,fidelity,daub_9_7}
 +
                                 Inter picture DWT filter
 +
           Inter picture DWT filter
 +
      --sout-schro-transform-depth=<integer [-1 .. 6]>
 +
                                Number of DWT iterations
 +
          Also known as DWT levels
 +
      --sout-schro-enable-multiquant=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
 +
                                Enable multiple quantizers
 +
          Enable multiple quantizers per subband (one per codeblock)
 +
      --sout-schro-codeblock-size={automatic,small,medium,large,full}
 +
                                Size of code blocks in each subband
 +
           Size of code blocks in each subband
 +
      --sout-schro-filtering={none,center_weighted_median,gaussian,add_noise,adaptive_gaussian,lowpass}
 +
                                Prefilter
 +
          Enable adaptive prefiltering
 +
      --sout-schro-filter-value=<float [-1.000000 .. 100.000000]>
 +
                                Amount of prefiltering
 +
          Higher value implies more prefiltering
 +
       --sout-schro-enable-scd=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
 +
                                 Enable Scene Change Detection
 +
          Enable Scene Change Detection
 +
      --sout-schro-perceptual-weighting={none,ccir959,moo,manos_sakrison}
 +
                                perceptual weighting method
 +
          perceptual weighting method
 +
      --sout-schro-perceptual-distance=<float [-1.000000 .. 100.000000]>
 +
                                perceptual distance
 +
           perceptual distance to calculate perceptual weight
 +
      --sout-schro-enable-noarith=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
 +
                                Disable arithmetic coding
 +
           Use variable length codes instead, useful for very high bitrates
 +
       --sout-schro-horiz-slices=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Horizontal slices per frame
 +
           Number of horizontal slices per frame in low delay mode
 +
       --sout-schro-vert-slices=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Vertical slices per frame
 +
          Number of vertical slices per frame in low delay mode
 +
      --sout-schro-force-profile={auto,vc2_low_delay,vc2_simple,vc2_main,main}
 +
                                Force Profile
 +
           Force Profile
 +
 
 +
Kate overlay decoder
 +
Kate is a codec for text and image based overlays.
 +
The Tiger rendering library is needed to render complex Kate streams, but VLC can still render static text and image based subtitles if it is not available.
 +
Note that changing settings below will not take effect until a new stream is played. This will hopefully be fixed soon.
 +
      --kate-formatted, --no-kate-formatted
 +
                                Formatted Subtitles (default enabled)
 +
          Kate streams allow for text formatting. VLC partly implements this,
 +
          but you can choose to disable all formatting.Note that this has no
 +
          effect is rendering via Tiger is enabled. (default enabled)
 +
 
 +
FluidSynth MIDI synthesizer
 +
      --soundfont=<string>      Sound fonts
 +
          A sound fonts file is required for software synthesis.
  
−
  DirectX (DirectDraw) video output
+
  DVB subtitles decoder
−
Recommended video output for Windows XP. Incompatible with Vista's Aero interface
+
       --dvbsub-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
−
       --directx-hw-yuv, --no-directx-hw-yuv
+
                                 Subpicture position
−
                                 Use hardware YUV->RGB conversions (default
+
          You can enforce the subpicture position on the video (0=center,
−
                                enabled)
+
           1=left, 2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of
−
           Try to use hardware acceleration for YUV->RGB conversions. This
+
           these values, e.g. 6=top-right).
−
           option doesn't have any effect when using overlays. (default enabled)
+
       --dvbsub-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --directx-use-sysmem, --no-directx-use-sysmem
+
                                 Decoding X coordinate
−
                                Use video buffers in system memory (default
+
           X coordinate of the rendered subtitle
−
                                 disabled)
+
      --dvbsub-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Create video buffers in system memory instead of video memory. This
+
                                Decoding Y coordinate
−
          isn't recommended as usually using video memory allows to benefit
+
           Y coordinate of the rendered subtitle
−
          from more hardware acceleration (like rescaling or YUV->RGB
+
       --sout-dvbsub-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          conversions). This option doesn't have any effect when using
+
                                 Encoding X coordinate
−
           overlays. (default disabled)
+
           X coordinate of the encoded subtitle
−
       --directx-3buffering, --no-directx-3buffering
+
       --sout-dvbsub-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Use triple buffering for overlays (default
+
                                Encoding Y coordinate
−
                                 enabled)
+
           Y coordinate of the encoded subtitle
−
           Try to use triple buffering when using YUV overlays. That results in
 
−
          much better video quality (no flickering). (default enabled)
 
−
       --directx-device={}        Name of desired display device
 
−
          In a multiple monitor configuration, you can specify the Windows
 
−
           device name of the display that you want the video window to open on.
 
−
          For example, "\\.\DISPLAY1" or "\\.\DISPLAY2".
 
  
−
  Direct3D video output
+
  Dummy decoder
−
Recommended video output for Windows Vista and later versions
+
       --dummy-save-es, --no-dummy-save-es
−
       --direct3d-desktop, --no-direct3d-desktop
+
                                 Save raw codec data (default disabled)
−
                                 Enable desktop mode  (default disabled)
+
           Save the raw codec data if you have selected/forced the dummy decoder
−
           The desktop mode allows you to display the video on the desktop.
+
          in the main options. (default disabled)
−
          (default disabled)
 
  
−
  Dirac video encoder using dirac-research library
+
  FFmpeg audio/video decoder
−
       --sout-dirac-quality=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
+
Various audio and video decoders/encoders delivered by the FFmpeg library. This includes (MS)MPEG4, DivX, SV1,H261, H263, H264, WMV, WMA, AAC, AMR, DV, MJPEG and other codecs
−
                                 Constant quality factor
+
  Decoding:
−
           If bitrate=0, use this value for constant quality
+
       --ffmpeg-dr, --no-ffmpeg-dr
−
      --sout-dirac-bitrate=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
+
                                Direct rendering (default enabled)
−
                                 CBR bitrate (kbps)
+
          Direct rendering (default enabled)
−
           A value > 0 enables constant bitrate mode
+
      --ffmpeg-error-resilience=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --sout-dirac-lossless, --no-sout-dirac-lossless
+
                                 Error resilience
−
                                Enable lossless coding (default disabled)
+
           FFmpeg can do error resilience.
−
          Lossless coding ignores bitrate and quality settings, allowing for
+
However, with a buggy encoder (such
−
           perfect reproduction of the original (default disabled)
+
          as the ISO MPEG-4 encoder from M$) this can produce a lot of
−
      --sout-dirac-prefilter={none,cwm,rectlp,diaglp}
+
          errors.
−
                                Prefilter
+
Valid values range from 0 to 4 (0 disables all errors
−
           Enable adaptive prefiltering
+
          resilience).
−
       --sout-dirac-prefilter-strength=<integer [0 .. 10]>
+
      --ffmpeg-workaround-bugs=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Amount of prefiltering
+
                                 Workaround bugs
−
          Higher value implies more prefiltering
+
          Try to fix some bugs:
−
      --sout-dirac-chroma-fmt={420,422,444}
+
1  autodetect
−
                                 Chroma format
+
2  old msmpeg4
−
           Picking chroma format will force a conversion of the video into that
+
4  xvid
−
           format
+
           interlaced
−
      --sout-dirac-l1-sep=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
+
8  ump4
−
                                 Distance between 'P' frames
+
16 no padding
−
           Distance between 'P' frames
+
32 ac vlc
−
      --sout-dirac-num-l1=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
+
64 Qpel chroma.
−
                                 Number of 'P' frames per GOP
+
This must
−
           Number of 'P' frames per GOP
+
           be the sum of the values. For example, to fix "ac vlc" and "ump4",
−
       --sout-dirac-coding-mode={auto,progressive,field}
+
           enter 40.
−
                                 Picture coding mode
+
       --ffmpeg-hurry-up, --no-ffmpeg-hurry-up
−
           Field coding is where interlaced fields are coded separately as
+
                                 Hurry up (default enabled)
−
           opposed to a pseudo-progressive frame
+
           The decoder can partially decode or skip frame(s) when there is not
−
      --sout-dirac-mv-prec={1,1/2,1/4,1/8}
+
           enough time. It's useful with low CPU power but it can produce
−
                                 Motion vector precision
+
          distorted pictures. (default enabled)
−
           Motion vector precision in pels.
+
      --ffmpeg-skip-frame=<integer [-1 .. 4]>
−
       --sout-dirac-mc-blk-width=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
+
                                 Skip frame (default=0)
−
                                 Width of motion compensation blocks
+
           Force skipping of frames to speed up decoding (-1=None, 0=Default,
−
      --sout-dirac-mc-blk-height=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
+
          1=B-frames, 2=P-frames, 3=B+P frames, 4=all frames).
−
                                mc-blk-height
+
      --ffmpeg-skip-idct=<integer [-1 .. 4]>
−
      --sout-dirac-mc-blk-overlap=<integer [-1 .. 100]>
+
                                 Skip idct (default=0)
−
                                Block overlap (%)
+
          Force skipping of idct to speed up decoding for frame types(-1=None,
−
           Amount that each motion block should be overlapped by its neighbours
+
           0=Default, 1=B-frames, 2=P-frames, 3=B+P frames, 4=all frames).
−
      --sout-dirac-mc-blk-xblen=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
+
       --ffmpeg-vismv=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 xblen
+
                                 Visualize motion vectors
−
           Total horizontal block length including overlaps
+
           You can overlay the motion vectors (arrows showing how the images
−
       --sout-dirac-mc-blk-yblen=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
+
           move) on the image. This value is a mask, based on these values:
−
                                yblen
+
1 -
−
           Total vertical block length including overlaps
+
          visualize forward predicted MVs of P frames
−
       --sout-dirac-me-simple-search=<string>
+
2 - visualize forward
−
                                 Simple ME search area x:y
+
          predicted MVs of B frames
−
           (Not recommended) Perform a simple (non hierarchical block matching
+
4 - visualize backward predicted MVs of B
−
          motion vector search with search range of +/-x, +/-y
+
          frames
−
       --sout-dirac-me-combined, --no-sout-dirac-me-combined
+
To visualize all vectors, the value should be 7.
−
                                 Three component motion estimation (default
+
      --ffmpeg-lowres=<integer [0 .. 2]>
−
                                enabled)
+
                                 Low resolution decoding
−
          Use chroma as part of the motion estimation process (default enabled)
+
           Only decode a low resolution version of the video. This requires less
−
       --sout-dirac-dwt-intra=<integer [-1 .. 6]>
+
          processing power
−
                                Intra picture DWT filter
+
       --ffmpeg-fast, --no-ffmpeg-fast
−
           Intra picture DWT filter
+
                                 Allow speed tricks (default disabled)
−
       --sout-dirac-dwt-inter=<integer [-1 .. 6]>
+
          Allow non specification compliant speedup tricks. Faster but
−
                                 Inter picture DWT filter
+
          error-prone. (default disabled)
−
           Inter picture DWT filter
+
      --ffmpeg-skiploopfilter={0 (None), 1 (Non-ref), 2 (Bidir), 3 (Non-key), 4 (All)}
−
       --sout-dirac-dwt-depth=<integer [-1 .. 4]>
+
                                Skip the loop filter for H.264 decoding
−
                                 Number of DWT iterations
+
           Skipping the loop filter (aka deblocking) usually has a detrimental
−
           Also known as DWT levels
+
          effect on quality. However it provides a big speedup for high
−
      --sout-dirac-multi-quant=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
+
          definition streams.
−
                                 Enable multiple quantizers
+
      --ffmpeg-debug=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          Enable multiple quantizers per subband (one per codeblock)
+
                                 Debug mask
−
      --sout-dirac-spartition=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
+
           Set FFmpeg debug mask
−
                                Enable spatial partitioning
+
       --ffmpeg-codec=<string>   Codec name
−
           Enable spatial partitioning
+
           Internal libavcodec codec name
−
      --sout-dirac-noac, --no-sout-dirac-noac
+
       --ffmpeg-hw, --no-ffmpeg-hw
−
                                 Disable arithmetic coding (default disabled)
+
                                 Hardware decoding (default enabled)
−
           Use variable length codes instead, useful for very high bitrates
+
           This allows hardware decoding when available. (default enabled)
−
          (default disabled)
+
       --ffmpeg-threads=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-dirac-cpd=<float>  cycles per degree
+
                                Threads
−
          cycles per degree
+
          Number of threads used for decoding, 0 meaning auto
−
 
+
  Encoding:
−
File dumper
+
      --sout-ffmpeg-codec=<string>
−
      --demuxdump-file=<string>  Dump filename
+
                                 Codec name
−
          Name of the file to which the raw stream will be dumped.
+
          Internal libavcodec codec name
−
      --demuxdump-append, --no-demuxdump-append
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-hq={rd,bits,simple}
−
                                 Append to existing file (default disabled)
+
                                Quality level
−
           If the file already exists, it will not be overwritten. (default
+
          Quality level for the encoding of motions vectors (this can slow down
−
          disabled)
+
           the encoding very much).
−
 
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-keyint=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
Deinterlacing video filter
+
                                 Ratio of key frames
−
  Display:
+
           Number of frames that will be coded for one key frame.
−
      --filter-deinterlace-mode={discard,blend,mean,bob,linear,x,yadif,yadif2x}
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-bframes=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Deinterlace mode
+
                                 Ratio of B frames
−
           Deinterlace method to use for local playback.
+
           Number of B frames that will be coded between two reference frames.
−
  Streaming:
+
      --sout-ffmpeg-hurry-up, --no-sout-ffmpeg-hurry-up
−
       --sout-deinterlace-mode={discard,blend,mean,bob,linear,x,yadif,yadif2x}
+
                                 Hurry up (default disabled)
−
                                 Streaming deinterlace mode
+
          The encoder can make on-the-fly quality tradeoffs if your CPU can't
−
           Deinterlace method to use for streaming.
+
          keep up with the encoding rate. It will disable trellis quantization,
−
 
+
          then the rate distortion of motion vectors (hq), and raise the noise
−
Crop video filter
+
           reduction threshold to ease the encoder's task. (default disabled)
−
Remove borders of the video and replace them by black borders
+
      --sout-ffmpeg-interlace, --no-sout-ffmpeg-interlace
−
       --crop-geometry=<string>   Crop geometry (pixels)
+
                                 Interlaced encoding (default disabled)
−
           Set the geometry of the zone to crop. This is set as <width> x
+
           Enable dedicated algorithms for interlaced frames. (default disabled)
−
           <height> + <left offset> + <top offset>.
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-interlace-me, --no-sout-ffmpeg-interlace-me
−
       --autocrop, --no-autocrop  Automatic cropping (default disabled)
+
                                 Interlaced motion estimation (default enabled)
−
           Automatically detect black borders and crop them. (default disabled)
+
           Enable interlaced motion estimation algorithms. This requires more
−
       --autocrop-ratio-max=<integer [0 .. 15000]>
+
          CPU. (default enabled)
−
                                 Ratio max (x 1000)
+
      --sout-ffmpeg-vt=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Maximum image ratio. The crop plugin will never automatically crop to
+
                                 Video bitrate tolerance
−
          a higher ratio (ie, to a more "flat" image). The value is x1000: 1333
+
           Video bitrate tolerance in kbit/s.
−
          means 4/3.
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-pre-me, --no-sout-ffmpeg-pre-me
−
      --crop-ratio=<integer [0 .. 15000]>
+
                                 Pre-motion estimation (default disabled)
−
                                 Manual ratio
+
           Enable the pre-motion estimation algorithm. (default disabled)
−
           Force a ratio (0 for automatic). Value is x1000: 1333 means 4/3.
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-rc-buffer-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --autocrop-time=<integer>  Number of images for change
+
                                Rate control buffer size
−
           The number of consecutive images with the same detected ratio
+
           Rate control buffer size (in kbytes). A bigger buffer will allow for
−
           (different from the previously detected ratio) to consider that ratio
+
           better rate control, but will cause a delay in the stream.
−
           chnged and trigger recrop.
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-rc-buffer-aggressivity=<float>
−
       --autocrop-diff=<integer> Number of lines for change
+
                                Rate control buffer aggressiveness
−
          The minimum difference in the number of detected black lines to
+
           Rate control buffer aggressiveness.
−
           consider that ratio changed and trigger recrop.
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-i-quant-factor=<float>
−
       --autocrop-non-black-pixels=<integer>
+
                                 I quantization factor
−
                                 Number of non black pixels
+
          Quantization factor of I frames, compared with P frames (for instance
−
           The maximum of non-black pixels in a line to consider that the line
+
           1.0 => same qscale for I and P frames).
−
          is black.
+
      --sout-ffmpeg-noise-reduction=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --autocrop-skip-percent=<integer [0 .. 100]>
+
                                 Noise reduction
−
                                 Skip percentage (%)
+
           Enable a simple noise reduction algorithm to lower the encoding
−
           Percentage of the line to consider while checking for black lines.
+
          length and bitrate, at the expense of lower quality frames.
−
           This allows to skip logos in black borders and crop them anyway.
+
      --sout-ffmpeg-mpeg4-matrix, --no-sout-ffmpeg-mpeg4-matrix
−
       --autocrop-luminance-threshold=<integer [0 .. 128]>
+
                                MPEG4 quantization matrix (default disabled)
−
                                 Luminance threshold
+
           Use the MPEG4 quantization matrix for MPEG2 encoding. This generally
−
           Maximum luminance to consider a pixel as black (0-255).
+
           yields a better looking picture, while still retaining the
−
 
+
           compatibility with standard MPEG2 decoders. (default disabled)
−
Video scaling filter
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-qmin=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
  Crop:
+
                                Minimum video quantizer scale
−
       --croppadd-croptop=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
           Minimum video quantizer scale.
−
                                 Pixels to crop from top
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-qmax=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Number of pixels to crop from the top of the image.
+
                                 Maximum video quantizer scale
−
       --croppadd-cropbottom=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
           Maximum video quantizer scale.
−
                                Pixels to crop from bottom
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-trellis, --no-sout-ffmpeg-trellis
−
           Number of pixels to crop from the bottom of the image.
+
                                 Trellis quantization (default disabled)
−
       --croppadd-cropleft=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
           Enable trellis quantization (rate distortion for block coefficients).
−
                                 Pixels to crop from left
+
           (default disabled)
−
           Number of pixels to crop from the left of the image.
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-qscale=<float>
−
       --croppadd-cropright=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
                                 Fixed quantizer scale
−
                                 Pixels to crop from right
+
           A fixed video quantizer scale for VBR encoding (accepted values: 0.01
−
           Number of pixels to crop from the right of the image.
+
          to 255.0).
−
  Padd:
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-strict=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --croppadd-paddtop=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
                                 Strict standard compliance
−
                                 Pixels to padd to top
+
           Force a strict standard compliance when encoding (accepted values:
−
           Number of pixels to padd to the top of the image after cropping.
+
          -1, 0, 1).
−
      --croppadd-paddbottom=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-lumi-masking=<float>
−
                                 Pixels to padd to bottom
+
                                Luminance masking
−
           Number of pixels to padd to the bottom of the image after cropping.
+
           Raise the quantizer for very bright macroblocks (default: 0.0).
−
       --croppadd-paddleft=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-dark-masking=<float>
−
                                 Pixels to padd to left
+
                                 Darkness masking
−
           Number of pixels to padd to the left of the image after cropping.
+
           Raise the quantizer for very dark macroblocks (default: 0.0).
−
       --croppadd-paddright=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-p-masking=<float>
−
                                Pixels to padd to right
+
                                 Motion masking
−
           Number of pixels to padd to the right of the image after cropping.
+
           Raise the quantizer for macroblocks with a high temporal complexity
−
 
+
          (default: 0.0).
−
Color threshold filter
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-border-masking=<float>
−
Select one color in the video
+
                                 Border masking
−
       --colorthres-color={16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 65280 (Lime), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
+
           Raise the quantizer for macroblocks at the border of the frame
−
                                Color
+
          (default: 0.0).
−
          Colors similar to this will be kept, others will be grayscaled. This
+
      --sout-ffmpeg-luma-elim-threshold=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          must be an hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are
+
                                 Luminance elimination
−
          for red, then green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red,
+
           Eliminates luminance blocks when the PSNR isn't much changed
−
          #00FF00 = green, #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
+
          (default: 0.0). The H264 specification recommends -4.
−
      --colorthres-saturationthres=<integer>
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-chroma-elim-threshold=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Saturaton threshold
+
                                 Chrominance elimination
−
      --colorthres-similaritythres=<integer>
+
           Eliminates chrominance blocks when the PSNR isn't much changed
−
                                Similarity threshold
+
          (default: 0.0). The H264 specification recommends 7.
−
 
+
       --sout-ffmpeg-aac-profile=<string>
−
Clone video filter
+
                                Specify AAC audio profile to use
−
Duplicate your video to multiple windows and/or video output modules
+
           Specify the AAC audio profile to use for encoding the audio
−
      --clone-count=<integer>    Number of clones
+
          bitstream. It takes the following options: main, low, ssr (not
−
          Number of video windows in which to clone the video.
+
          supported) and ltp (default: main)
−
      --clone-vout-list=<string> Video output modules
+
       --ffmpeg-mux=<string>      Avformat mux
−
          You can use specific video output modules for the clones. Use a
+
          Force use of a specific avformat muxer.
−
          comma-separated list of modules.
 
−
 
 
−
Sound Delay
 
−
Add a delay effect to the sound
 
−
      --delay-time=<float>      Delay time
 
−
          Time in milliseconds of the average delay. Note average
 
−
      --sweep-depth=<float>      Sweep Depth
 
−
          Time in milliseconds of the maximum sweep depth. Thus, the sweep
 
−
          range will be delay-time +/- sweep-depth.
 
−
      --sweep-rate=<float>      Sweep Rate
 
−
          Rate of change of sweep depth in milliseconds shift per second of play
 
−
      --feedback-gain=<float [-0.900000 .. 0.900000]>
 
−
                                Feedback Gain
 
−
          Gain on Feedback loop
 
−
      --wet-mix=<float [-0.999000 .. 0.999000]>
 
−
                                Wet mix
 
−
          Level of delayed signal
 
−
      --dry-mix=<float [-0.999000 .. 0.999000]>
 
−
                                Dry Mix
 
−
          Level of input signal
 
−
 
 
−
Audio CD input
 
−
      --cdda-caching=<integer>  Caching value in ms
 
−
          Default caching value for Audio CDs. This value should be set in
 
−
          milliseconds.
 
−
      --cdda-track=<integer>    (null)
 
−
      --cdda-first-sector=<integer>
 
−
                                (null)
 
−
      --cdda-last-sector=<integer>
 
−
                                (null)
 
−
      --cddb-server=<string>    CDDB Server
 
−
          Address of the CDDB server to use.
 
−
      --cddb-port=<integer>      CDDB port
 
−
          CDDB Server port to use.
 
−
 
 
−
Canvas video filter
 
−
Automatically resize and pad a video
 
−
      --canvas-width=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 
−
                                Output width
 
−
          Output (canvas) image width
 
−
      --canvas-height=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 
−
                                Output height
 
−
          Output (canvas) image height
 
−
      --canvas-aspect=<string>  Output picture aspect ratio
 
−
          Set the canvas' picture aspect ratio. If omitted, the canvas is
 
−
          assumed to have the same SAR as the input.
 
−
      --canvas-padd, --no-canvas-padd
 
−
                                Pad video (default enabled)
 
−
          If enabled, video will be padded to fit in canvas after scaling.
 
−
          Otherwise, video will be cropped to fix in canvas after scaling.
 
−
          (default enabled)
 
−
 
 
−
Bluescreen video filter
 
−
This effect, also known as "greenscreen" or "chroma key" blends the "blue parts" of the foreground image of the mosaic on the background (like weather forecasts). You can choose the "key" color for blending (blue by default).
 
−
      --bluescreen-u=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 
−
                                Bluescreen U value
 
−
          "U" value for the bluescreen key color (in YUV values). From 0 to
 
−
          255. Defaults to 120 for blue.
 
−
      --bluescreen-v=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 
−
                                Bluescreen V value
 
−
          "V" value for the bluescreen key color (in YUV values). From 0 to
 
−
          255. Defaults to 90 for blue.
 
−
      --bluescreen-ut=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 
−
                                Bluescreen U tolerance
 
−
          Tolerance of the bluescreen blender on color variations for the U
 
−
          plane. A value between 10 and 20 seems sensible.
 
−
      --bluescreen-vt=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 
−
                                Bluescreen V tolerance
 
−
          Tolerance of the bluescreen blender on color variations for the V
 
−
          plane. A value between 10 and 20 seems sensible.
 
  
−
  Blending benchmark filter
+
  Win32 waveOut extension output
−
  Benchmarking:
+
       --waveout-audio-device={wavemapper}
−
       --blendbench-loops=<integer>
+
                                 Select Audio Device
−
                                Number of time to blend
+
           Select special Audio device, or let windows decide (default), change
−
          The number of time the blend will be performed
+
           needs VLC restart to apply.
−
      --blendbench-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
       --waveout-float32, --no-waveout-float32
−
                                 Alpha of the blended image
+
                                 Use float32 output (default enabled)
−
           Alpha with which the blend image is blended
+
           The option allows you to enable or disable the high-quality float32
−
  Base image:
+
          audio output mode (which is not well supported by some soundcards).
−
      --blendbench-base-image=<string>
+
           (default enabled)
−
                                Image to be blended onto
 
−
           The image which will be used to blend onto
 
−
       --blendbench-base-chroma=<string>
 
−
                                Chroma for the base image
 
−
          Chroma which the base image will be loaded in
 
−
  Blend image:
 
−
      --blendbench-blend-image=<string>
 
−
                                 Image which will be blended
 
−
           The image blended onto the base image
 
−
      --blendbench-blend-chroma=<string>
 
−
                                Chroma for the blend image
 
−
           Chroma which the blend image will be loadedin
 
  
−
  DirectShow DVB input
+
  File audio output
−
       --dvb-caching=<integer>    Caching value in ms
+
       --audiofile-file=<string>  Output file
−
          Caching value for DVB streams. This value should be set in
+
           File to which the audio samples will be written to. ("-" for stdout
−
          milliseconds.
+
       --audiofile-format={u8,s8,u16,s16,u16_le,s16_le,u16_be,s16_be,fixed32,float32,spdif}
−
      --dvb-frequency=<integer>  Transponder/multiplex frequency
+
                                 Output format
−
           In kHz for DVB-S or Hz for DVB-C/T
+
           Output format
−
      --dvb-network-name=<string>
+
       --audiofile-channels=<integer [0 .. 6]>
−
                                Network Name
+
                                 Number of output channels
−
          Unique network name in the System Tuning Spaces
+
           By default (0), all the channels of the incoming will be saved but
−
      --dvb-create-name=<string> Network Name to Create
+
           you can restrict the number of channels here.
−
          Create Unique name in the System Tuning Spaces
+
       --audiofile-wav, --no-audiofile-wav
−
      --dvb-adapter=<integer>    Adapter card to tune
+
                                 Add WAVE header (default enabled)
−
          Adapter cards have a device file in directory named
+
           Instead of writing a raw file, you can add a WAV header to the file.
−
          /dev/dvb/adapter[n] with n>=0.
+
           (default enabled)
−
      --dvb-inversion={-1 (Undefined), 0 (Off), 1 (On), 2 (Auto)}
 
−
                                Inversion mode
 
−
          Inversion mode [0=off, 1=on, 2=auto]
 
−
       --dvb-polarisation={H,V,L,R}
 
−
                                Satellite Polarisation
 
−
          Satellite Polarisation [H/V/L/R]
 
−
      --dvb-network-id=<integer> Network Identifier
 
−
      --dvb-azimuth=<integer>    Satellite Azimuth
 
−
          Satellite Azimuth in tenths of degree
 
−
      --dvb-elevation=<integer>  Satellite Elevation
 
−
          Satellite Elevation in tenths of degree
 
−
      --dvb-longitude=<integer>  Satellite Longitude
 
−
          Satellite Longitude in 10ths of degree, -ve=West
 
−
      --dvb-range=<string>      Satellite Range Code
 
−
          Satellite Range Code as defined by manufacturer e.g. DISEqC switch
 
−
          code
 
−
      --dvb-lnb-lof1=<integer>  Antenna lnb_lof1 (kHz)
 
−
          Low Band Local Osc Freq in kHz (usually 9.75GHz)
 
−
      --dvb-lnb-lof2=<integer>  Antenna lnb_lof2 (kHz)
 
−
          High Band Local Osc Freq in kHz (usually 10.6GHz)
 
−
      --dvb-lnb-slof=<integer>  Antenna lnb_slof (kHz)
 
−
          Low Noise Block switch freq in kHz (usually 11.7GHz)
 
−
      --dvb-srate=<integer>      Transponder symbol rate in kHz
 
−
      --dvb-modulation={-1 (Undefined), 16 (QAM16), 32 (QAM32), 64 (QAM64), 128 (QAM128), 256 (QAM256), 10002 (BPSK), 10004 (QPSK), 20008 (8VSB), 20016 (16VSB)}
 
−
                                 Modulation type
 
−
           QAM, PSK or VSB modulation method
 
−
       --dvb-major-channel=<integer>
 
−
                                 ATSC Major Channel
 
−
           ATSC Major Channel
 
−
      --dvb-minor-channel=<integer>
 
−
                                ATSC Minor Channel
 
−
          ATSC Minor Channel
 
−
      --dvb-physical-channel=<integer>
 
−
                                ATSC Physical Channel
 
−
          ATSC Physical Channel
 
−
      --dvb-code-rate-hp={-1 (Undefined), 1 (1/2), 2 (2/3), 3 (3/4), 4 (5/6), 5 (7/8)}
 
−
                                FEC rate
 
−
           FEC rate includes DVB-T high priority stream FEC Rate
 
−
       --dvb-code-rate-lp={-1 (Undefined), 1 (1/2), 2 (2/3), 3 (3/4), 4 (5/6), 5 (7/8)}
 
−
                                Terrestrial low priority stream code rate
 
−
                                (FEC)
 
−
          Low Priority FEC Rate [Undefined,1/2,2/3,3/4,5/6,7/8]
 
−
      --dvb-bandwidth={-1 (Undefined), 6 (6 MHz), 7 (7 MHz), 8 (8 MHz)}
 
−
                                 Terrestrial bandwidth
 
−
          Terrestrial bandwidth [0=auto,6,7,8 in MHz]
 
−
      --dvb-guard={-1 (Undefined), 4 (1/4), 8 (1/8), 16 (1/16), 32 (1/32)}
 
−
                                Terrestrial guard interval
 
−
           Guard interval [Undefined,1/4,1/8,1/16,1/32]
 
−
      --dvb-transmission={-1 (Undefined), 2 (2k), 8 (8k)}
 
−
                                Terrestrial transmission mode
 
−
           Transmission mode [Undefined,2k,8k]
 
−
      --dvb-hierarchy={-1 (Undefined), 1 (1), 2 (2), 4 (4)}
 
−
                                Terrestrial hierarchy mode
 
−
          Hierarchy alpha value [Undefined,1,2,4]
 
  
−
  Ball video filter
+
  DirectX audio output
−
Augmented reality ball game
+
       --directx-audio-device-name={default}
−
       --ball-color={red,green,blue,white}
+
                                 Output device
−
                                 Ball color
+
           Select your audio output device
−
           Ball color, one of "red", "blue" and "green".
+
       --directx-audio-float32, --no-directx-audio-float32
−
       --ball-speed=<integer [1 .. 15]>
+
                                 Use float32 output (default disabled)
−
                                 Ball speed
+
           The option allows you to enable or disable the high-quality float32
−
           Set ball speed, the displacement value                             
+
          audio output mode (which is not well supported by some soundcards).
−
          in number of pixels by frame.
+
          (default disabled)
−
       --ball-size=<integer [5 .. 30]>
+
       --directx-audio-speaker={Windows default,Mono,Stereo,Quad,5.1,7.1}
−
                                 Ball size
+
                                 Speaker configuration
−
           Set ball size giving its radius in number                           
+
           Select speaker configuration you want to use. This option doesn't
−
              of pixels
+
          upmix! So NO e.g. Stereo -> 5.1 conversion.
−
       --ball-gradient-threshold=<integer [1 .. 200]>
+
 
−
                                 Gradient threshold
+
Audio memory output
−
           Set gradient threshold for edge computation.
+
       --amem-format=<string>    Sample format
−
       --ball-edge-visible, --no-ball-edge-visible
+
          Sample format
−
                                 Edge visible (default enabled)
+
      --amem-rate=<integer [1 .. 192000]>
−
           Set edge visibility. (default enabled)
+
                                 Sample rate
 +
           Sample rate
 +
       --amem-channels=<integer [1 .. 9]>
 +
                                 Channels count
 +
           Channels count
  
−
  AVI demuxer
+
  Speex resampler
−
       --avi-interleaved, --no-avi-interleaved
+
       --speex-resampler-quality=<integer [0 .. 10]>
−
                                 Force interleaved method (default disabled)
+
                                 Resampling quality
−
           Force interleaved method. (default disabled)
+
           Resampling quality (0 = worst and fastest, 10 = best and slowest).
−
      --avi-index={0 (Ask for action), 1 (Always fix), 2 (Never fix)}
 
−
                                Force index creation
 
−
          Recreate a index for the AVI file. Use this if your AVI file is
 
−
          damaged or incomplete (not seekable).
 
  
−
  FFmpeg audio/video decoder
+
  Audio Spatializer
−
Various audio and video decoders/encoders delivered by the FFmpeg library. This includes (MS)MPEG4, DivX, SV1,H261, H263, H264, WMV, WMA, AAC, AMR, DV, MJPEG and other codecs
+
      --spatializer-roomsize=<float>
−
  Decoding:
+
                                Room size
−
       --ffmpeg-dr, --no-ffmpeg-dr
+
          Defines the virtual surface of the room emulated by the filter.
−
                                 Direct rendering (default enabled)
+
       --spatializer-width=<float>
−
           Direct rendering (default enabled)
+
                                 Room width
−
       --ffmpeg-error-resilience=<integer>
+
           Width of the virtual room
−
                                Error resilience
+
       --spatializer-wet=<float>  Wet
−
          FFmpeg can do error resilience.
+
      --spatializer-dry=<float> Dry
−
However, with a buggy encoder (such
+
      --spatializer-damp=<float> Damp
−
          as the ISO MPEG-4 encoder from M$) this can produce a lot of
+
 
−
          errors.
+
Audio tempo scaler synched with rate
−
Valid values range from 0 to 4 (0 disables all errors
+
      --scaletempo-stride=<integer [1 .. 2000]>
−
           resilience).
+
                                Stride Length
−
       --ffmpeg-workaround-bugs=<integer>
+
           Length in milliseconds to output each stride
−
                                 Workaround bugs
+
       --scaletempo-overlap=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
−
           Try to fix some bugs:
+
                                 Overlap Length
−
1  autodetect
+
           Percentage of stride to overlap
−
2  old msmpeg4
+
      --scaletempo-search=<integer [0 .. 200]>
−
4  xvid
+
                                Search Length
−
          interlaced
+
          Length in milliseconds to search for best overlap position
−
8 ump4
+
 
−
16 no padding
+
  Secret Rabbit Code (libsamplerate) resampler
−
32 ac vlc
+
      --src-converter-type={0 (Sinc function (best quality)), 1 (Sinc function (medium quality)), 2 (Sinc function (fast)), 3 (Zero Order Hold (fastest)), 4 (Linear (fastest))}
−
64 Qpel chroma.
+
                                Sample rate converter type
−
This must
+
           Different resampling algorithms are supported. The best one is
−
          be the sum of the values. For example, to fix "ac vlc" and "ump4",
+
          slower, while the fast one exhibits low quality.
−
          enter 40.
+
 
−
      --ffmpeg-hurry-up, --no-ffmpeg-hurry-up
+
Parametric Equalizer
−
                                Hurry up (default enabled)
+
       --param-eq-lowf=<float>    Low freq (Hz)
−
          The decoder can partially decode or skip frame(s) when there is not
+
      --param-eq-lowgain=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
−
          enough time. It's useful with low CPU power but it can produce
+
                                 Low freq gain (dB)
−
           distorted pictures. (default enabled)
+
      --param-eq-highf=<float>  High freq (Hz)
−
       --ffmpeg-skip-frame=<integer [-1 .. 4]>
+
      --param-eq-highgain=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
−
                                 Skip frame (default=0)
+
                                 High freq gain (dB)
−
          Force skipping of frames to speed up decoding (-1=None, 0=Default,
+
      --param-eq-f1=<float>      Freq 1 (Hz)
−
          1=B-frames, 2=P-frames, 3=B+P frames, 4=all frames).
+
      --param-eq-gain1=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
−
      --ffmpeg-skip-idct=<integer [-1 .. 4]>
+
                                Freq 1 gain (dB)
−
                                 Skip idct (default=0)
+
       --param-eq-q1=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
−
          Force skipping of idct to speed up decoding for frame types(-1=None,
+
                                Freq 1 Q
−
          0=Default, 1=B-frames, 2=P-frames, 3=B+P frames, 4=all frames).
+
      --param-eq-f2=<float>      Freq 2 (Hz)
−
       --ffmpeg-vismv=<integer>   Visualize motion vectors
+
      --param-eq-gain2=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
−
          You can overlay the motion vectors (arrows showing how the images
+
                                 Freq 2 gain (dB)
−
          move) on the image. This value is a mask, based on these values:
+
       --param-eq-q2=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
−
1 -
+
                                 Freq 2 Q
−
          visualize forward predicted MVs of P frames
+
       --param-eq-f3=<float>      Freq 3 (Hz)
−
2 - visualize forward
+
      --param-eq-gain3=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
−
          predicted MVs of B frames
+
                                 Freq 3 gain (dB)
−
4 - visualize backward predicted MVs of B
+
      --param-eq-q3=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
−
          frames
+
                                Freq 3 Q
−
To visualize all vectors, the value should be 7.
+
 
−
      --ffmpeg-lowres=<integer [0 .. 2]>
+
Volume normalizer
−
                                 Low resolution decoding
+
       --norm-buff-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          Only decode a low resolution version of the video. This requires less
+
                                 Number of audio buffers
−
          processing power
+
           This is the number of audio buffers on which the power measurement is
−
       --ffmpeg-fast, --no-ffmpeg-fast
+
          made. A higher number of buffers will increase the response time of
−
                                 Allow speed tricks (default disabled)
+
          the filter to a spike but will make it less sensitive to short
−
          Allow non specification compliant speedup tricks. Faster but
+
          variations.
−
          error-prone. (default disabled)
+
       --norm-max-level=<float>  Maximal volume level
−
       --ffmpeg-skiploopfilter={0 (None), 1 (Non-ref), 2 (Bidir), 3 (Non-key), 4 (All)}
+
           If the average power over the last N buffers is higher than this
−
                                 Skip the loop filter for H.264 decoding
+
           value, the volume will be normalized. This value is a positive
−
          Skipping the loop filter (aka deblocking) usually has a detrimental
+
          floating point number. A value between 0.5 and 10 seems sensible.
−
          effect on quality. However it provides a big speedup for high
+
 
−
          definition streams.
+
Audio filter for stereo to mono conversion
−
      --ffmpeg-debug=<integer>   Debug mask
+
       --sout-mono-downmix, --no-sout-mono-downmix
−
          Set FFmpeg debug mask
+
                                 Use downmix algorithm (default enabled)
−
       --ffmpeg-hw, --no-ffmpeg-hw
+
           This option selects a stereo to mono downmix algorithm that is used
−
                                 Hardware decoding (default disabled)
+
          in the headphone channel mixer. It gives the effect of standing in a
−
           This allows hardware decoding when available. (default disabled)
+
          room full of speakers. (default enabled)
−
  Encoding:
+
      --sout-mono-channel={0 (Left), 1 (Right), 4 (Rear left), 5 (Rear right), 7 (Center), 8 (Low-frequency effects), 2 (Side left), 3 (Side right), 6 (Rear center)}
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-hq={rd,bits,simple}
+
                                Select channel to keep
−
                                Quality level
+
           This option silences all other channels except the selected channel.
−
           Quality level for the encoding of motions vectors (this can slow down
+
 
−
           the encoding very much).
+
Headphone virtual spatialization effect
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-keyint=<integer>
+
This effect gives you the feeling that you are standing in a room with a complete 7.1 speaker set when using only a headphone, providing a more realistic sound experience. It should also be more comfortable and less tiring when listening to music for long periods of time.
−
                                Ratio of key frames
+
It works with any source format from mono to 7.1.
−
          Number of frames that will be coded for one key frame.
+
      --headphone-dim=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-bframes=<integer>
+
                                 Characteristic dimension
−
                                 Ratio of B frames
+
           Distance between front left speaker and listener in meters.
−
           Number of B frames that will be coded between two reference frames.
+
       --headphone-compensate, --no-headphone-compensate
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-hurry-up, --no-sout-ffmpeg-hurry-up
+
                                 Compensate delay (default disabled)
−
                                Hurry up (default disabled)
+
           The delay which is introduced by the physical algorithm may sometimes
−
          The encoder can make on-the-fly quality tradeoffs if your CPU can't
+
          be disturbing for the synchronization between lips-movement and
−
          keep up with the encoding rate. It will disable trellis quantization,
+
          speech. In case, turn this on to compensate. (default disabled)
−
          then the rate distortion of motion vectors (hq), and raise the noise
+
       --headphone-dolby, --no-headphone-dolby
−
           reduction threshold to ease the encoder's task. (default disabled)
+
                                No decoding of Dolby Surround (default
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-interlace, --no-sout-ffmpeg-interlace
+
                                 disabled)
−
                                Interlaced encoding (default disabled)
+
           Dolby Surround encoded streams won't be decoded before being
−
          Enable dedicated algorithms for interlaced frames. (default disabled)
+
           processed by this filter. Enabling this setting is not recommended.
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-interlace-me, --no-sout-ffmpeg-interlace-me
+
          (default disabled)
−
                                 Interlaced motion estimation (default enabled)
+
 
−
           Enable interlaced motion estimation algorithms. This requires more
+
Equalizer with 10 bands
−
          CPU. (default enabled)
+
       --equalizer-preset={flat,classical,club,dance,fullbass,fullbasstreble,fulltreble,headphones,largehall,live,party,pop,reggae,rock,ska,soft,softrock,techno}
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-vt=<integer> Video bitrate tolerance
+
                                 Equalizer preset
−
          Video bitrate tolerance in kbit/s.
+
           Preset to use for the equalizer.
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-pre-me, --no-sout-ffmpeg-pre-me
+
       --equalizer-bands=<string> Bands gain
−
                                 Pre-motion estimation (default disabled)
+
           Don't use presets, but manually specified bands. You need to provide
−
           Enable the pre-motion estimation algorithm. (default disabled)
+
           10 values between -20dB and 20dB, separated by spaces, e.g. "0 2 4 2
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-rc-buffer-size=<integer>
+
          0 -2 -4 -2 0 2".
−
                                 Rate control buffer size
+
       --equalizer-2pass, --no-equalizer-2pass
−
           Rate control buffer size (in kbytes). A bigger buffer will allow for
+
                                 Two pass (default disabled)
−
           better rate control, but will cause a delay in the stream.
+
           Filter the audio twice. This provides a more intense effect. (default
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-rc-buffer-aggressivity=<float>
+
          disabled)
−
                                 Rate control buffer aggressiveness
+
       --equalizer-preamp=<float> Global gain
−
           Rate control buffer aggressiveness.
+
           Set the global gain in dB (-20 ... 20).
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-i-quant-factor=<float>
+
 
−
                                I quantization factor
+
DTS Coherent Acoustics audio decoder
−
           Quantization factor of I frames, compared with P frames (for instance
+
       --dts-dynrng, --no-dts-dynrng
−
           1.0 => same qscale for I and P frames).
+
                                 DTS dynamic range compression (default
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-noise-reduction=<integer>
+
                                 enabled)
−
                                Noise reduction
+
           Dynamic range compression makes the loud sounds softer, and the soft
−
          Enable a simple noise reduction algorithm to lower the encoding
+
          sounds louder, so you can more easily listen to the stream in a noisy
−
          length and bitrate, at the expense of lower quality frames.
+
          environment without disturbing anyone. If you disable the dynamic
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-mpeg4-matrix, --no-sout-ffmpeg-mpeg4-matrix
+
           range compression the playback will be more adapted to a movie
−
                                 MPEG4 quantization matrix (default disabled)
+
          theater or a listening room. (default enabled)
−
           Use the MPEG4 quantization matrix for MPEG2 encoding. This generally
+
 
−
          yields a better looking picture, while still retaining the
+
Dynamic range compressor
−
          compatibility with standard MPEG2 decoders. (default disabled)
+
      --compressor-rms-peak=<float>
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-qmin=<integer>
+
                                 RMS/peak
−
                                Minimum video quantizer scale
+
           Set the RMS/peak (0 ... 1).
−
           Minimum video quantizer scale.
+
       --compressor-attack=<float>
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-qmax=<integer>
+
                                 Attack time
−
                                 Maximum video quantizer scale
+
           Set the attack time in milliseconds (1.5 ... 400).
−
          Maximum video quantizer scale.
+
       --compressor-release=<float>
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-trellis, --no-sout-ffmpeg-trellis
+
                                 Release time
−
                                 Trellis quantization (default disabled)
+
           Set the release time in milliseconds (2 ... 800).
−
           Enable trellis quantization (rate distortion for block coefficients).
+
       --compressor-threshold=<float>
−
           (default disabled)
+
                                 Threshold level
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-qscale=<float>
+
           Set the threshold level in dB (-30 ... 0).
−
                                 Fixed quantizer scale
+
       --compressor-ratio=<float> Ratio
−
           A fixed video quantizer scale for VBR encoding (accepted values: 0.01
+
           Set the ratio (n:1) (1 ... 20).
−
          to 255.0).
+
       --compressor-knee=<float> Knee radius
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-strict=<integer>
+
           Set the knee radius in dB (1 ... 10).
−
                                 Strict standard compliance
+
       --compressor-makeup-gain=<float>
−
           Force a strict standard compliance when encoding (accepted values:
+
                                 Makeup gain
−
          -1, 0, 1).
+
           Set the makeup gain in dB (0 ... 24).
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-lumi-masking=<float>
+
 
−
                                 Luminance masking
+
Sound Delay
−
           Raise the quantizer for very bright macroblocks (default: 0.0).
+
Add a delay effect to the sound
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-dark-masking=<float>
+
      --delay-time=<float>       Delay time
−
                                 Darkness masking
+
           Time in milliseconds of the average delay. Note average
−
           Raise the quantizer for very dark macroblocks (default: 0.0).
+
       --sweep-depth=<float>     Sweep Depth
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-p-masking=<float>
+
           Time in milliseconds of the maximum sweep depth. Thus, the sweep
−
                                Motion masking
+
           range will be delay-time +/- sweep-depth.
−
           Raise the quantizer for macroblocks with a high temporal complexity
+
      --sweep-rate=<float>       Sweep Rate
−
          (default: 0.0).
+
           Rate of change of sweep depth in milliseconds shift per second of play
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-border-masking=<float>
+
      --feedback-gain=<float [-0.900000 .. 0.900000]>
−
                                Border masking
+
                                Feedback Gain
−
           Raise the quantizer for macroblocks at the border of the frame
+
          Gain on Feedback loop
−
          (default: 0.0).
+
      --wet-mix=<float [-0.999000 .. 0.999000]>
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-luma-elim-threshold=<integer>
+
                                Wet mix
−
                                 Luminance elimination
+
          Level of delayed signal
−
           Eliminates luminance blocks when the PSNR isn't much changed
+
      --dry-mix=<float [-0.999000 .. 0.999000]>
−
          (default: 0.0). The H264 specification recommends -4.
+
                                Dry Mix
−
      --sout-ffmpeg-chroma-elim-threshold=<integer>
+
          Level of input signal
−
                                Chrominance elimination
+
 
−
           Eliminates chrominance blocks when the PSNR isn't much changed
+
Audio part of the BarGraph function
−
          (default: 0.0). The H264 specification recommends 7.
+
      --audiobargraph_a-address=<string>
−
       --sout-ffmpeg-aac-profile=<string>
+
                                TCP address to use (default localhost)
−
                                Specify AAC audio profile to use
+
          TCP address to use to communicate with the video part of the Bar
−
           Specify the AAC audio profile to use for encoding the audio
+
          Graph (default localhost).In the case of bargraph incrustation, use
−
           bitstream. It takes the following options: main, low, ssr (not
+
          localhost.
−
          supported) and ltp (default: main)
+
      --audiobargraph_a-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --ffmpeg-mux=<string>     Ffmpeg mux
+
                                TCP port to use (default 12345)
−
           Force use of ffmpeg muxer.
+
          TCP port to use to communicate with the video part of the Bar Graph
 +
          (default 12345).Use the same port as the one used in the rc interface.
 +
      --audiobargraph_a-bargraph=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Defines if BarGraph information should be
 +
                                sent (default 1)
 +
          Defines if BarGraph information should be sent. 1 if the information
 +
          should be sent, 0 otherwise (default 1).
 +
      --audiobargraph_a-bargraph_repetition=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Sends the barGraph information every n audio
 +
                                packets (default 4)
 +
          Defines how often the barGraph information should be sent. Sends the
 +
          barGraph information every n audio packets (default 4).
 +
      --audiobargraph_a-silence=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Defines if silence alarm information should
 +
                                be sent (default 1)
 +
          Defines if silence alarm information should be sent. 1 if the
 +
          information should be sent, 0 otherwise (default 1).
 +
      --audiobargraph_a-time_window=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Time window to use in ms (default 5000)
 +
          Time Window during when the audio level is measured in ms for silence
 +
          detection. If the audio level is under the threshold during this
 +
          time, an alarm is sent (default 5000).
 +
      --audiobargraph_a-alarm_threshold=<float>
 +
                                Minimum Audio level to raise the alarm
 +
                                (default 0.1)
 +
          Threshold to be attained to raise an alarm. If the audio level is
 +
          under the threshold during this time, an alarm is sent (default 0.1).
 +
      --audiobargraph_a-repetition_time=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Time between two alarm messages in ms
 +
                                (default 2000)
 +
          Time between two alarm messages in ms. This value is used to avoid
 +
          alarm saturation (default 2000).
 +
      --audiobargraph_a-connection_reset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Force connection reset regularly (default 1)
 +
          Defines if the TCP connection should be reset. This is to be used
 +
          when using with audiobargraph_v (default 1).
  
−
  Submission of played songs to last.fm
+
  ATSC A/52 (AC-3) audio decoder
−
       --lastfm-username=<string> Username
+
       --a52-dynrng, --no-a52-dynrng
−
           The username of your last.fm account
+
                                A/52 dynamic range compression (default
−
      --lastfm-password=<string> Password
+
                                enabled)
−
           The password of your last.fm account
+
          Dynamic range compression makes the loud sounds softer, and the soft
−
       --scrobbler-url=<string>  Scrobbler URL
+
          sounds louder, so you can more easily listen to the stream in a noisy
−
           The URL set for an alternative scrobbler engine
+
           environment without disturbing anyone. If you disable the dynamic
 +
          range compression the playback will be more adapted to a movie
 +
           theater or a listening room. (default enabled)
 +
       --a52-upmix, --no-a52-upmix
 +
                                Enable internal upmixing (default disabled)
 +
          Enable the internal upmixing algorithm (not recommended). (default
 +
           disabled)
  
−
  Audio Bar Graph Video sub filter
+
  UDP stream output
−
       --audiobargraph_v-i_values=<string>
+
       --sout-udp-caching=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Value of the audio channels levels
+
                                 Caching value (ms)
−
          Value of the audio level of each channels between 0 and 1Each level
+
           Default caching value for outbound UDP streams. This value should be
−
           should be separated with ':'.
+
           set in milliseconds.
−
      --audiobargraph_v-x=<integer>
+
       --sout-udp-group=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                X coordinate
+
                                 Group packets
−
           X coordinate of the bargraph.
+
           Packets can be sent one by one at the right time or by groups. You
−
       --audiobargraph_v-y=<integer>
+
           can choose the number of packets that will be sent at a time. It
−
                                Y coordinate
+
           helps reducing the scheduling load on heavily-loaded systems.
−
          Y coordinate of the bargraph.
 
−
      --audiobargraph_v-transparency=<integer [0 .. 255]>
 
−
                                 Transparency of the bargraph
 
−
           Bargraph transparency value (from 0 for full transparency to 255 for
 
−
          full opacity).
 
−
      --audiobargraph_v-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
 
−
                                Bargraph position
 
−
           Enforce the bargraph position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
 
−
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
 
−
          values, eg 6 = top-right).
 
−
      --audiobargraph_v-alarm=<integer>
 
−
                                Alarm
 
−
          Signals a silence and displays and alert (0=no alarm, 1=alarm).
 
−
      --audiobargraph_v-barWidth=<integer>
 
−
                                Bar width in pixel (default : 10)
 
−
           Width in pixel of each bar in the BarGraph to be displayed (default :
 
−
          10).
 
  
−
  Audio part of the BarGraph function
+
  IceCAST output
−
       --audiobargraph_a-address=<string>
+
      --sout-shout-name=<string> Stream name
−
                                 TCP address to use (default localhost)
+
          Name to give to this stream/channel on the shoutcast/icecast server.
−
           TCP address to use to communicate with the video part of the Bar
+
       --sout-shout-description=<string>
−
           Graph (default localhost).In the case of bargraph incrustation, use
+
                                 Stream description
−
           localhost.
+
          Description of the stream content or information about your channel.
−
       --audiobargraph_a-port=<integer>
+
      --sout-shout-mp3, --no-sout-shout-mp3
−
                                 TCP port to use (default 12345)
+
                                Stream MP3 (default disabled)
−
           TCP port to use to communicate with the video part of the Bar Graph
+
           You normally have to feed the shoutcast module with Ogg streams. It
−
           (default 12345).Use the same port as the one used in the rc interface.
+
           is also possible to stream MP3 instead, so you can forward MP3
−
       --audiobargraph_a-bargraph=<integer>
+
           streams to the shoutcast/icecast server. (default disabled)
−
                                 Defines if BarGraph information should be
+
       --sout-shout-genre=<string>
−
                                 sent (default 1)
+
                                 Genre description
−
           Defines if BarGraph information should be sent. 1 if the information
+
           Genre of the content.
−
           should be sent, 0 otherwise (default 1).
+
      --sout-shout-url=<string>  URL description
−
       --audiobargraph_a-bargraph_repetition=<integer>
+
           URL with information about the stream or your channel.  
−
                                 Sends the barGraph information every n audio
+
       --sout-shout-bitrate=<string>
−
                                 packets (default 4)
+
                                 Bitrate
−
           Defines how often the barGraph information should be sent. Sends the
+
          Bitrate information of the transcoded stream.
−
           barGraph information every n audio packets (default 4).
+
      --sout-shout-samplerate=<string>
−
       --audiobargraph_a-silence=<integer>
+
                                 Samplerate
−
                                 Defines if silence alarm information should
+
           Samplerate information of the transcoded stream.  
−
                                be sent (default 1)
+
      --sout-shout-channels=<string>
−
           Defines if silence alarm information should be sent. 1 if the
+
                                Number of channels
−
          information should be sent, 0 otherwise (default 1).
+
           Number of channels information of the transcoded stream.  
−
       --audiobargraph_a-time_window=<integer>
+
       --sout-shout-quality=<string>
−
                                 Time window to use in ms (default 5000)
+
                                 Ogg Vorbis Quality
−
           Time Window during when the audio level is measured in ms for silence
+
          Ogg Vorbis Quality information of the transcoded stream.
−
           detection. If the audio level is under the threshold during this
+
      --sout-shout-public, --no-sout-shout-public
−
          time, an alarm is sent (default 5000).
+
                                 Stream public (default disabled)
−
       --audiobargraph_a-alarm_threshold=<float>
+
           Make the server publicly available on the 'Yellow Pages' (directory
−
                                Minimum Audio level to raise the alarm
+
          listing of streams) on the icecast/shoutcast website. Requires the
−
                                 (default 0.1)
+
           bitrate information specified for shoutcast. Requires Ogg streaming
−
           Threshold to be attained to raise an alarm. If the audio level is
+
          for icecast. (default disabled)
−
          under the threshold during this time, an alarm is sent (default 0.1).
+
 
−
       --audiobargraph_a-repetition_time=<integer>
+
HTTP Live streaming output
−
                                 Time between two alarm messages in ms
+
       --sout-livehttp-seglen=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 (default 2000)
+
                                 Segment length
−
           Time between two alarm messages in ms. This value is used to avoid
+
           Length of TS stream segments
−
          alarm saturation (default 2000).
+
       --sout-livehttp-numsegs=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --audiobargraph_a-connection_reset=<integer>
+
                                 Number of segments
−
                                 Force connection reset regularly (default 1)
+
          Number of segments to include in index
−
           Defines if the TCP connection should be reset. This is to be used
+
      --sout-livehttp-splitanywhere, --no-sout-livehttp-splitanywhere
−
           when using with audiobargraph_v (default 1).
+
                                Split segments anywhere (default disabled)
 +
           Don't require a keyframe before splitting a segment. Needed for audio
 +
           only. (default disabled)
 +
       --sout-livehttp-delsegs, --no-sout-livehttp-delsegs
 +
                                 Delete segments (default enabled)
 +
           Delete segments when they are no longer needed (default enabled)
 +
       --sout-livehttp-ratecontrol, --no-sout-livehttp-ratecontrol
 +
                                 Use muxers rate control mechanism (default
 +
                                 disabled)
 +
           Use muxers rate control mechanism (default disabled)
 +
       --sout-livehttp-index=<string>
 +
                                 Index file
 +
           Path to the index file to create
 +
      --sout-livehttp-index-url=<string>
 +
                                Full URL to put in index file
 +
           Full URL to put in index file. Use #'s to represent segment number
  
−
  AtmoLight Filter
+
  HTTP stream output
−
  This module allows to control an so called AtmoLight device connected to your computer.
+
      --sout-http-user=<string> Username
−
AtmoLight is the homegrown version of what Philips calls AmbiLight.
+
          User name that will be requested to access the stream.
−
If you need further information feel free to visit us at
+
      --sout-http-pwd=<string>  Password
 +
          Password that will be requested to access the stream.
 +
      --sout-http-mime=<string>  Mime
 +
          MIME returned by the server (autodetected if not specified).
  
−
http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/Atmo-plugin
+
File stream output
−
http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/AtmoWin
+
      --sout-file-append, --no-sout-file-append
 +
                                Append to file (default disabled)
 +
          Append to file if it exists instead of replacing it. (default
 +
          disabled)
  
−
You can find there detailed descriptions on how to build it for yourself and where to get the required parts.
+
Screen Input
−
You can also have a look at pictures and some movies showing such a device in live action.
+
       --screen-fps=<float>      Frame rate
−
  Choose Devicetype and Connection:
+
           Desired frame rate for the capture.
−
       --atmo-device={0 (AtmoWin Software), 1 (Classic AtmoLight), 2 (Quattro AtmoLight), 3 (DMX), 4 (MoMoLight), 5 (fnordlicht)}
+
       --screen-top=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Device type
+
                                Subscreen top left corner
−
           Choose your preferred hardware from the list, or choose AtmoWin
+
          Top coordinate of the subscreen top left corner.
−
          Software to delegate processing to the external process - with more
+
       --screen-left=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          options
+
                                Subscreen top left corner
−
       --atmo-serialdev=<string> Serial Port/Device
+
           Left coordinate of the subscreen top left corner.
−
          Name of the serial port where the AtmoLight controller is attached
+
       --screen-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          to.
+
                                Subscreen width
−
On Windows usually something like COM1 or COM2. On Linux
+
          Subscreen width
−
          /dev/ttyS01 f.e.
+
      --screen-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --atmo-atmowinexe=<string> Filename of AtmoWin*.exe
+
                                 Subscreen height
−
          if you want the AtmoLight control software to be launched by VLC,
+
           Subscreen height
−
           enter the complete path of AtmoWinA.exe here.
+
       --screen-follow-mouse, --no-screen-follow-mouse
−
  Illuminate the room with this color on pause:
+
                                 Follow the mouse (default disabled)
−
       --atmo-usepausecolor, --no-atmo-usepausecolor
+
           Follow the mouse when capturing a subscreen. (default disabled)
−
                                 Color when paused (default disabled)
+
       --screen-mouse-image=<string>
−
           Set the color to show if the user pauses the video. (Have light to
+
                                 Mouse pointer image
−
          get another beer?) (default disabled)
+
           If specified, will use the image to draw the mouse pointer on the
−
       --atmo-pcolor-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
          capture.
−
                                 Pause-Red
+
       --screen-fragment-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Red component of the pause color
+
                                 Capture fragment size
−
       --atmo-pcolor-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           Optimize the capture by fragmenting the screen in chunks of
−
                                 Pause-Green
+
          predefined height (16 might be a good value, and 0 means disabled).
−
           Green component of the pause color
+
 
−
       --atmo-pcolor-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
Real-Time Protocol (RTP) input
−
                                 Pause-Blue
+
      --rtcp-port=<integer [0 .. 65535]>
−
           Blue component of the pause color
+
                                 RTCP (local) port
−
      --atmo-fadesteps=<integer [1 .. 250]>
+
           RTCP packets will be received on this transport protocol port. If
−
                                 Pause-Fadesteps
+
           zero, multiplexed RTP/RTCP is used.
−
           Number of steps to change current color to pause color (each step
+
       --srtp-key=<string>       SRTP key (hexadecimal)
−
           takes 40ms)
+
           RTP packets will be authenticated and deciphered with this Secure RTP
−
  Illuminate the room with this color on shutdown:
+
          master shared secret key. This must be a 32-character-long
−
       --atmo-ecolor-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           hexadecimal string.
−
                                End-Red
+
       --srtp-salt=<string>       SRTP salt (hexadecimal)
−
           Red component of the shutdown color
+
          Secure RTP requires a (non-secret) master salt value. This must be a
−
      --atmo-ecolor-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           28-character-long hexadecimal string.
−
                                End-Green
+
       --rtp-max-src=<integer [1 .. 255]>
−
           Green component of the shutdown color
+
                                 Maximum RTP sources
−
       --atmo-ecolor-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
           How many distinct active RTP sources are allowed at a time.
−
                                End-Blue
+
       --rtp-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Blue component of the shutdown color
+
                                 RTP source timeout (sec)
−
       --atmo-efadesteps=<integer [1 .. 250]>
+
           How long to wait for any packet before a source is expired.
−
                                 End-Fadesteps
+
       --rtp-max-dropout=<integer [0 .. 32767]>
−
           Number of steps to change current color to end color for dimming up
+
                                Maximum RTP sequence number dropout
−
          the light in cinema style... (each step takes 40ms)
+
           RTP packets will be discarded if they are too much ahead (i.e. in the
−
  DMX options:
+
          future) by this many packets from the last received packet.
−
       --atmo-dmx-channels=<integer [1 .. 64]>
+
       --rtp-max-misorder=<integer [0 .. 32767]>
−
                                 Count of AtmoLight channels
+
                                 Maximum RTP sequence number misordering
−
           How many AtmoLight channels, should be emulated with that DMX device
+
           RTP packets will be discarded if they are too far behind (i.e. in the
−
       --atmo-dmx-chbase=<string> DMX address for each channel
+
          past) by this many packets from the last received packet.
−
          Define here the DMX base address for each channel use , or ; to
+
       --rtp-dynamic-pt={theora}  RTP payload format assumed for dynamic
−
           separate the values
+
                                 payloads
−
  MoMoLight options:
+
          This payload format will be assumed for dynamic payload types
−
       --atmo-momo-channels=<integer [3 .. 4]>
+
           (between 96 and 127) if it can't be determined otherwise with
−
                                 Count of channels
+
           out-of-band mappings (SDP)
−
           Depending on your MoMoLight hardware choose 3 or 4 channels
+
 
−
  fnordlicht options:
+
File input
−
       --atmo-fnordlicht-amount=<integer [1 .. 4]>
+
  Directory:
−
                                 Count of fnordlicht's
+
       --recursive={none,collapse,expand}
−
           Depending on the amount your fnordlicht hardware choose 1 to 4
+
                                 Subdirectory behavior
−
           channels
+
           Select whether subdirectories must be expanded.
−
  Zone Layout for the build-in Atmo:
+
none: subdirectories
−
       --atmo-zones-top=<integer [0 .. 16]>
+
          do not appear in the playlist.
−
                                 Number of zones on top
+
collapse: subdirectories appear but
−
           Number of zones on the top of the screen
+
          are expanded on first play.
−
       --atmo-zones-bottom=<integer [0 .. 16]>
+
expand: all subdirectories are expanded.
−
                                 Number of zones on bottom
+
 
−
           Number of zones on the bottom of the screen
+
       --ignore-filetypes=<string>
−
      --atmo-zones-lr=<integer [0 .. 16]>
+
                                 Ignored extensions
−
                                 Zones on left / right side
+
          Files with these extensions will not be added to playlist when
−
           left and right side having allways the same number of zones
+
           opening a directory.
−
       --atmo-zone-summary, --no-atmo-zone-summary
+
This is useful if you add directories that
−
                                 Calculate a average zone (default disabled)
+
          contain playlist files for instance. Use a comma-separated list of
−
           it contains the average of all pixels in the sample image (only
+
          extensions.
−
           useful for single channel AtmoLight) (default disabled)
+
 
−
  Settings for the built-in Live Video Processor only:
+
DVDRead Input (no menu support)
−
       --atmo-edgeweightning=<integer [1 .. 30]>
+
      --dvdread-angle=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Edge Weightning
+
                                 DVD angle
−
           Increasing this value will result in color more depending on the
+
           Default DVD angle.
−
           border of the frame.
+
 
−
       --atmo-brightness=<integer [50 .. 300]>
+
DVDnav Input
−
                                 Brightness
+
       --dvdnav-angle=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Overall brightness of your LED stripes
+
                                DVD angle
−
       --atmo-darknesslimit=<integer [0 .. 10]>
+
          Default DVD angle.
−
                                 Darkness Limit
+
      --dvdnav-menu, --no-dvdnav-menu
−
           Pixels with a saturation lower than this will be ignored. Should be
+
                                 Start directly in menu (default enabled)
−
           greater than one for letterboxed videos.
+
           Start the DVD directly in the main menu. This will try to skip all
−
       --atmo-huewinsize=<integer [0 .. 5]>
+
           the useless warning introductions. (default enabled)
−
                                 Hue windowing
+
 
−
           Used for statistics.
+
Digital Television and Radio
−
       --atmo-satwinsize=<integer [0 .. 5]>
+
       --dvb-adapter=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Sat windowing
+
                                 DVB adapter
−
           Used for statistics.
+
           If there is more than one digital broadcasting adapter, the adapter
−
       --atmo-filtermode={0 (No Filtering), 1 (Combined), 2 (Percent)}
+
           number must be selected. Numbering start from zero.
−
                                 Output Color filter mode
+
       --dvb-network-name=<string>
−
           defines the how the output color should be calculated based on
+
                                 Network name
−
          previous color
+
           Unique network name in the System Tuning Spaces
−
       --atmo-meanlength=<integer [300 .. 5000]>
+
      --dvb-create-name=<string> Network name to create
−
                                 Filter length (ms)
+
          Create unique name in the System Tuning Spaces
−
           Time it takes until a color is completely changed. This prevents
+
       --dvb-frequency=<integer [0 .. 107999999]>
−
          flickering.
+
                                 Frequency (Hz)
−
       --atmo-meanthreshold=<integer [1 .. 100]>
+
           TV channels are grouped by transponder (a.k.a. multiplex) on a given
−
                                Filter threshold
+
           frequency. This is required to tune the receiver.
−
          How much a color has to be changed for an immediate color change.
+
       --dvb-inversion={-1 (Automatic), 0 (Off), 1 (On)}
−
      --atmo-percentnew=<integer [1 .. 100]>
+
                                 Spectrum inversion
−
                                Filter Smoothness (in %)
+
           If the demodulator cannot detect spectral inversion correctly, it
−
          Filter Smoothness
+
          needs to be configured manually.
−
      --atmo-framedelay=<integer [0 .. 200]>
+
  Terrestrial reception parameters:
−
                                 Frame delay (ms)
+
       --dvb-bandwidth={0 (Automatic), 10 (10 MHz), 8 (8 MHz), 7 (7 MHz), 6 (6 MHz), 5 (5 MHz), 2 (1.712 MHz)}
−
           Helps to get the video output and the light effects in sync. Values
+
                                 Bandwidth (MHz)
−
          around 20ms should do the trick.
+
           Bandwidth (MHz)
−
  Change channel assignment (fixes wrong wiring):
+
       --dvb-transmission={-1 (Automatic), 1 (1k), 2 (2k), 4 (4k), 8 (8k), 16 (16k), 32 (32k)}
−
       --atmo-channel_0={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
+
                                 Transmission mode
−
                                 Channel 0: summary
+
           Transmission mode
−
           Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
+
       --dvb-guard={,1/128,1/32,1/16,19/256,1/8,19/128,1/4}
−
       --atmo-channel_1={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
+
                                 Guard interval
−
                                 Channel 1: left
+
           Guard interval
−
           Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
+
  DVB-T reception parameters:
−
       --atmo-channel_2={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
+
       --dvb-code-rate-hp={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
−
                                 Channel 2: right
+
                                 High-priority code rate
−
           Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
+
           The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
−
       --atmo-channel_3={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
+
       --dvb-code-rate-lp={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
−
                                 Channel 3: top
+
                                 Low-priority code rate
−
           Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
+
           The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
−
       --atmo-channel_4={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
+
       --dvb-hierarchy={-1 (Automatic), 0 (None), 1 (1), 2 (2), 4 (4)}
−
                                 Channel 4: bottom
+
                                 Hierarchy mode
−
           Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
+
           Hierarchy mode
−
      --atmo-channels=<string>  Channel / Zone Assignment
+
  ISDB-T reception parameters:
−
           for devices with more than five channels / zones write down here for
+
       --dvb-a-modulation={,QAM,16QAM,32QAM,64QAM,128QAM,256QAM,8VSB,16VSB,QPSK,DQPSK,8PSK,16APSK,32APSK}
−
          each channel the zone number to show and separate the values with ,
+
                                 Layer A modulation
−
          or ; and use -1 to not use some channels. For the classic AtmoLight
+
          The digital signal can be modulated according with different
−
          the sequence 4,3,1,0,2 would set the default channel/zone mapping.
+
           constellations (depending on the delivery system). If the demodulator
−
          Having only two zones on top, and one zone on left and right and no
+
          cannot detect the constellation automatically, it needs to be
−
          summary zone the mapping for classic AtmoLight would be -1,3,2,1,0
+
          configured manually.
−
  Adjust the white light to your LED stripes:
+
       --dvb-a-fec={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
−
       --atmo-whiteadj, --no-atmo-whiteadj
+
                                 Layer A code rate
−
                                 Use Software White adjust (default enabled)
+
           The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
−
          Should the buildin driver do a white adjust or your LED stripes?
+
       --dvb-a-count=<integer [0 .. 13]>
−
          recommend. (default enabled)
+
                                Layer A segments count
−
       --atmo-white-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
      --dvb-a-interleaving=<integer [0 .. 3]>
−
                                 White Red
+
                                Layer A time interleaving
−
          Red value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
+
      --dvb-b-modulation={,QAM,16QAM,32QAM,64QAM,128QAM,256QAM,8VSB,16VSB,QPSK,DQPSK,8PSK,16APSK,32APSK}
−
       --atmo-white-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
                                 Layer B modulation
−
                                 White Green
+
          The digital signal can be modulated according with different
−
           Green value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
+
           constellations (depending on the delivery system). If the demodulator
−
      --atmo-white-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
+
          cannot detect the constellation automatically, it needs to be
−
                                White Blue
+
           configured manually.
−
           Blue value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
+
      --dvb-b-fec={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
−
  Change gradients:
+
                                Layer B code rate
−
       --atmo-gradient_zone_0=<string>
+
          The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
−
                                Zone 0: Top gradient
+
       --dvb-b-count=<integer [0 .. 13]>
−
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
+
                                 Layer B segments count
−
          gradient
+
       --dvb-b-interleaving=<integer [0 .. 3]>
−
      --atmo-gradient_zone_1=<string>
+
                                 Layer B time interleaving
−
                                Zone 1: Right gradient
+
       --dvb-c-modulation={,QAM,16QAM,32QAM,64QAM,128QAM,256QAM,8VSB,16VSB,QPSK,DQPSK,8PSK,16APSK,32APSK}
−
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
+
                                 Layer C modulation
−
          gradient
+
           The digital signal can be modulated according with different
−
      --atmo-gradient_zone_2=<string>
+
          constellations (depending on the delivery system). If the demodulator
−
                                Zone 2: Bottom gradient
+
          cannot detect the constellation automatically, it needs to be
−
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
+
           configured manually.
−
           gradient
+
       --dvb-c-fec={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
−
       --atmo-gradient_zone_3=<string>
+
                                Layer C code rate
−
                                 Zone 3: Left gradient
+
           The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
−
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
+
       --dvb-c-count=<integer [0 .. 13]>
−
          gradient
+
                                 Layer C segments count
−
       --atmo-gradient_zone_4=<string>
+
       --dvb-c-interleaving=<integer [0 .. 3]>
−
                                 Zone 4: Summary gradient
+
                                 Layer C time interleaving
−
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
+
  Cable and satellite reception parameters:
−
          gradient
+
       --dvb-modulation={,QAM,16QAM,32QAM,64QAM,128QAM,256QAM,8VSB,16VSB,QPSK,DQPSK,8PSK,16APSK,32APSK}
−
       --atmo-gradient_path=<string>
+
                                 Modulation / Constellation
−
                                 Gradient bitmap searchpath
+
           The digital signal can be modulated according with different
−
           Now preferred option to assign gradient bitmaps, put them as
+
           constellations (depending on the delivery system). If the demodulator
−
           zone_0.bmp, zone_1.bmp etc. into one folder and set the foldername
+
          cannot detect the constellation automatically, it needs to be
−
           here
+
           configured manually.
−
       --atmo-width=<integer [64 .. 512]>
+
       --dvb-srate=<integer [0 .. 4294967295]>
−
                                 Extracted Image Width
+
                                 Symbol rate (bauds)
−
           The width of the mini image for further processing (64 is default)
+
           The symbol rate must be specified manually for some systems, notably
−
      --atmo-height=<integer [48 .. 384]>
+
          DVB-C, DVB-S and DVB-S2.
−
                                Extracted Image Height
+
       --dvb-fec={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
−
          The height of the mini image for further processing (48 is default)
+
                                FEC code rate
−
       --atmo-showdots, --no-atmo-showdots
+
           The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
−
                                Mark analyzed pixels (default disabled)
+
  DVB-S2 parameters:
−
           makes the sample grid visible on screen as white pixels (default
+
      --dvb-pilot={-1 (Automatic), 0 (Off), 1 (On)}
−
          disabled)
+
                                Pilot
 +
          Pilot
 +
      --dvb-rolloff={-1 (Automatic), 35 (0.35 (same as DVB-S)), 20 (0.20), 25 (0.25)}
 +
                                Roll-off factor
 +
          Roll-off factor
 +
  ISDB-S parameters:
 +
      --dvb-ts-id=<integer [0 .. 65535]>
 +
                                Transport stream ID
 +
          Transport stream ID
 +
  Satellite equipment control:
 +
      --dvb-polarization={,V,H,R,L}
 +
                                Polarization (Voltage)
 +
          To select the polarization of the transponder, a different voltage is
 +
          normally applied to the low noise block-downconverter (LNB).
 +
      --dvb-voltage=<integer [0 .. 18]>
 +
                                 
 +
         
 +
      --dvb-lnb-low=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Local oscillator low frequency (kHz)
 +
          The downconverter (LNB) will substract the local oscillator frequency
 +
          from the satellite transmission frequency. The intermediate frequency
 +
          (IF) on the RF cable is the result.
 +
      --dvb-lnb-high=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Local oscillator high frequency (kHz)
 +
          The downconverter (LNB) will substract the local oscillator frequency
 +
          from the satellite transmission frequency. The intermediate frequency
 +
          (IF) on the RF cable is the result.
 +
      --dvb-lnb-switch=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Universal LNB switch frequency (kHz)
 +
          If the satellite transmission frequency exceeds the switch frequency,
 +
          the oscillator high frequency will be used as reference. Furthermore
 +
          the automatic continuous 22kHz tone will be sent.
 +
      --dvb-network-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Network identifier
 +
          Network identifier
 +
      --dvb-azimuth=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Satellite azimuth
 +
          Satellite azimuth in tenths of degree
 +
      --dvb-elevation=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Satellite elevation
 +
          Satellite elevation in tenths of degree
 +
      --dvb-longitude=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Satellite longitude
 +
          Satellite longitude in tenths of degree. West is negative.
 +
      --dvb-range=<string>      Satellite range code
 +
          Satellite range code as defined by manufacturer e.g. DISEqC switch
 +
          code
 +
  ATSC reception parameters:
 +
      --dvb-major-channel=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Major channel
 +
      --dvb-minor-channel=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                ATSC minor channel
 +
      --dvb-physical-channel=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Physical channel
 +
 
 +
DirectShow input
 +
      --dshow-vdev={,none}      Video device name
 +
          Name of the video device that will be used by the DirectShow plugin.
 +
          If you don't specify anything, the default device will be used.
 +
      --dshow-adev={,none}      Audio device name
 +
          Name of the audio device that will be used by the DirectShow plugin.
 +
          If you don't specify anything, the default device will be used.
 +
      --dshow-size=<string>      Video size
 +
          Size of the video that will be displayed by the DirectShow plugin. If
 +
          you don't specify anything the default size for your device will be
 +
          used. You can specify a standard size (cif, d1, ...) or
 +
          <width>x<height>.
 +
      --dshow-aspect-ratio=<string>
 +
                                Picture aspect-ratio n:m
 +
          Define input picture aspect-ratio to use. Default is 4:3
 +
      --dshow-chroma=<string>    Video input chroma format
 +
          Force the DirectShow video input to use a specific chroma format (eg.
 +
          I420 (default), RV24, etc.)
 +
      --dshow-fps=<float>        Video input frame rate
 +
          Force the DirectShow video input to use a specific frame rate(eg. 0
 +
          means default, 25, 29.97, 50, 59.94, etc.)
 +
      --dshow-config, --no-dshow-config
 +
                                Device properties (default disabled)
 +
          Show the properties dialog of the selected device before starting the
 +
          stream. (default disabled)
 +
      --dshow-tuner, --no-dshow-tuner
 +
                                Tuner properties (default disabled)
 +
          Show the tuner properties [channel selection] page. (default disabled)
 +
      --dshow-tuner-channel=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Tuner TV Channel
 +
          Set the TV channel the tuner will set to (0 means default).
 +
      --dshow-tuner-frequency=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Tuner Frequency
 +
          This overrides the channel. Measured in Hz.
 +
      --dshow-tuner-country=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Tuner country code
 +
          Set the tuner country code that establishes the current
 +
          channel-to-frequency mapping (0 means default).
 +
      --dshow-tuner-standard={0 (Default), 1 (NTSC_M), 2 (NTSC_M_J), 4 (NTSC_443), 16 (PAL_B), 32 (PAL_D), 64 (PAL_G), 128 (PAL_H), 256 (PAL_I), 512 (PAL_M), 1024 (PAL_N), 2048 (PAL_60), 4096 (SECAM_B), 8192 (SECAM_D), 16384 (SECAM_G), 32768 (SECAM_H), 65536 (SECAM_K), 131072 (SECAM_K1), 262144 (SECAM_L), 524288 (SECAM_L1), 1048576 (PAL_N_COMBO)}
 +
                                Video standard
 +
          Video standard
 +
      --dshow-tuner-input={0 (Default), 1 (Cable), 2 (Antenna)}
 +
                                Tuner input type
 +
          Select the tuner input type (Cable/Antenna).
 +
      --dshow-video-input=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Video input pin
 +
          Select the video input source, such as composite, s-video, or tuner.
 +
          Since these settings are hardware-specific, you should find good
 +
          settings in the "Device config" area, and use those numbers here. -1
 +
          means that settings will not be changed.
 +
      --dshow-video-output=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Video output pin
 +
          Select the video output type. See the "video input" option.
 +
      --dshow-audio-input=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Audio input pin
 +
          Select the audio input source. See the "video input" option.
 +
      --dshow-audio-output=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Audio output pin
 +
          Select the audio output type. See the "video input" option.
 +
      --dshow-amtuner-mode={0 (Default), 1 (TV), 2 (FM radio), 4 (AM radio), 8 (DSS)}
 +
                                AM Tuner mode
 +
          AM Tuner mode. Can be one of Default (0), TV (1),AM Radio (2), FM
 +
          Radio (3) or DSS (4).
 +
      --dshow-audio-channels=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Number of audio channels
 +
          Select audio input format with the given number of audio channels (if
 +
          non 0)
 +
      --dshow-audio-samplerate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Audio sample rate
 +
          Select audio input format with the given sample rate (if non 0)
 +
      --dshow-audio-bitspersample=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Audio bits per sample
 +
          Select audio input format with the given bits/sample (if non 0)
 +
 
 +
Audio CD input
 +
      --cdda-track=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 
 +
      --cdda-first-sector=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 
 +
      --cdda-last-sector=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 
 +
      --cddb-server=<string>    CDDB Server
 +
          Address of the CDDB server to use.
 +
      --cddb-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                CDDB port
 +
          CDDB Server port to use.
 +
 
 +
VDR recordings
 +
Support for VDR recordings (http://www.tvdr.de/).
 +
      --vdr-chapter-offset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Chapter offset in ms
 +
          Move all chapters. This value should be set in milliseconds.
 +
      --vdr-fps=<float [1.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
 +
                                Frame rate
 +
          Default frame rate for chapter import.
 +
 
 +
UDP input
 +
 
 +
SMB input
 +
Samba (Windows network shares) input
 +
      --smb-user=<string>        SMB user name
 +
          User name that will be used for the connection.
 +
      --smb-pwd=<string>        SMB password
 +
          Password that will be used for the connection.
 +
      --smb-domain=<string>      SMB domain
 +
          Domain/Workgroup that will be used for the connection.
 +
 
 +
Microsoft Media Server (MMS) input
 +
      --mms-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                TCP/UDP timeout (ms)
 +
          Amount of time (in ms) to wait before aborting network reception of
 +
          data. Note that there will be 10 retries before completely giving up.
 +
      --mms-all, --no-mms-all    Force selection of all streams (default
 +
                                disabled)
 +
          MMS streams can contain several elementary streams, with different
 +
          bitrates. You can choose to select all of them. (default disabled)
 +
      --mms-maxbitrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Maximum bitrate
 +
          Select the stream with the maximum bitrate under that limit.
 +
      --mmsh-proxy=<string>      HTTP proxy
 +
          HTTP proxy to be used It must be of the form http://[user[:pass]@]mypr
 +
          oxy.mydomain:myport/ ; if empty, the http_proxy environment variable
 +
          will be tried.
  
−
  File audio output
+
  Memory input
−
       --audiofile-format={u8,s8,u16,s16,u16_le,s16_le,u16_be,s16_be,fixed32,float32,spdif}
+
       --imem-get=<string>        Get function
−
                                Output format
+
          Address of the get callback function
−
           One of "u8", "s8", "u16", "s16", "u16_le", "s16_le", "u16_be",
+
      --imem-release=<string>    Release function
−
           "s16_be", "fixed32", "float32" or "spdif"
+
           Address of the release callback function
−
       --audiofile-channels=<integer>
+
      --imem-cookie=<string>    Callback cookie string
−
                                 Number of output channels
+
          Text identifier for the callback functions
−
           By default, all the channels of the incoming will be saved but you
+
      --imem-data=<string>      Callback data
−
           can restrict the number of channels here.
+
           Data for the get and release functions
−
       --audiofile-file=<string> Output file
+
       --imem-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           File to which the audio samples will be written to. ("-" for stdout
+
                                 ID
−
       --audiofile-wav, --no-audiofile-wav
+
          Set the ID of the elementary stream
−
                                 Add WAVE header (default enabled)
+
      --imem-group=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Instead of writing a raw file, you can add a WAV header to the file.
+
                                Group
−
           (default enabled)
+
           Set the group of the elementary stream
 +
      --imem-cat={0 (Unknown), 1 (Audio), 2 (Video), 3 (Subtitle), 4 (Data)}
 +
                                Category
 +
          Set the category of the elementary stream
 +
      --imem-codec=<string>      Codec
 +
           Set the codec of the elementary stream
 +
       --imem-language=<string>   Language
 +
           Language of the elementary stream as described by ISO639
 +
      --imem-samplerate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Sample rate
 +
          Sample rate of an audio elementary stream
 +
      --imem-channels=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Channels count
 +
          Channels count of an audio elementary stream
 +
       --imem-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Width
 +
          Width of video or subtitle elementary streams
 +
      --imem-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Height
 +
          Height of video or subtitle elementary streams
 +
      --imem-dar=<string>        Display aspect ratio
 +
           Display aspect ratio of a video elementary stream
 +
      --imem-fps=<string>        Frame rate
 +
          Frame rate of a video elementary stream
 +
      --imem-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Size
 +
           Size of stream in bytes
  
−
  DirectX audio output
+
  HTTP input
−
       --directx-audio-device-name={default}
+
       --http-proxy=<string>      HTTP proxy
−
                                Output device
+
          HTTP proxy to be used It must be of the form http://[user@]myproxy.myd
−
           Select your audio output device
+
          omain:myport/ ; if empty, the http_proxy environment variable will be
−
       --directx-audio-float32, --no-directx-audio-float32
+
          tried.
−
                                 Use float32 output (default disabled)
+
      --http-proxy-pwd=<string>  HTTP proxy password
−
           The option allows you to enable or disable the high-quality float32
+
          If your HTTP proxy requires a password, set it here.
−
           audio output mode (which is not well supported by some soundcards).
+
      --http-referrer=<string>  HTTP referer value
−
           (default disabled)
+
           Customize the HTTP referer, simulating a previous document
−
       --directx-audio-speaker={Windows default,Mono,Stereo,Quad,5.1,7.1}
+
       --http-user-agent=<string> User Agent
−
                                 Speaker configuration
+
          You can use a custom User agent or use a known one
−
           Select speaker configuration you want to use. This option doesn't
+
      --http-reconnect, --no-http-reconnect
−
          upmix! So NO e.g. Stereo -> 5.1 conversion.
+
                                 Auto re-connect (default disabled)
 +
           Automatically try to reconnect to the stream in case of a sudden
 +
          disconnect. (default disabled)
 +
      --http-continuous, --no-http-continuous
 +
                                Continuous stream (default disabled)
 +
           Read a file that is being constantly updated (for example, a JPG file
 +
          on a server). You should not globally enable this option as it will
 +
           break all other types of HTTP streams. (default disabled)
 +
       --http-forward-cookies, --no-http-forward-cookies
 +
                                 Forward Cookies (default enabled)
 +
           Forward Cookies across http redirections. (default enabled)
  
−
  Alpha mask video filter
+
  FTP input
−
Use an image's alpha channel as a transparency mask.
+
      --ftp-user=<string>        FTP user name
−
       --alphamask-mask=<string> Transparency mask
+
          User name that will be used for the connection.
−
           Alpha blending transparency mask. Uses a png alpha channel.
+
       --ftp-pwd=<string>         FTP password
 +
           Password that will be used for the connection.
 +
      --ftp-account=<string>    FTP account
 +
          Account that will be used for the connection.
  
−
  Image properties filter
+
  Audio
−
       --contrast=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
+
These options allow you to modify the behavior of the audio subsystem, and to add audio filters which can be used for post processing or visual effects (spectrum analyzer, etc.). Enable these filters here, and configure them in the "audio filters" modules section.
−
                                 Image contrast (0-2)
+
      --audio, --no-audio        Enable audio (default enabled)
−
           Set the image contrast, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 1.
+
          You can completely disable the audio output. The audio decoding stage
−
       --brightness=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
+
          will not take place, thus saving some processing power. (default
−
                                 Image brightness (0-2)
+
          enabled)
−
           Set the image brightness, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 1.
+
       --volume=<integer [0 .. 512]>
−
       --hue=<integer [0 .. 360]> Image hue (0-360)
+
                                 Default audio volume
−
           Set the image hue, between 0 and 360. Defaults to 0.
+
           You can set the default audio output volume here, in a range from 0
−
       --saturation=<float [0.000000 .. 3.000000]>
+
          to 1024.
−
                                 Image saturation (0-3)
+
       --volume-step=<integer [0 .. 512]>
−
           Set the image saturation, between 0 and 3. Defaults to 1.
+
                                 Audio output volume step
−
       --gamma=<float [0.010000 .. 10.000000]>
+
           The step size of the volume is adjustable using this option, in a
−
                                 Image gamma (0-10)
+
          range from 0 to 1024.
−
           Set the image gamma, between 0.01 and 10. Defaults to 1.
+
       --hq-resampling, --no-hq-resampling
−
       --brightness-threshold, --no-brightness-threshold
+
                                High quality audio resampling (default
−
                                 Brightness threshold (default disabled)
+
                                enabled)
−
           When this mode is enabled, pixels will be shown as black or white.
+
          This uses a high quality audio resampling algorithm. High quality
−
           The threshold value will be the brighness defined below. (default
+
          audio resampling can be processor intensive so you can disable it and
−
           disabled)
+
          a cheaper resampling algorithm will be used instead. (default enabled)
−
 
+
      --spdif, --no-spdif        Use S/PDIF when available (default disabled)
−
UDP input
+
           S/PDIF can be used by default when your hardware supports it as well
−
       --udp-caching=<integer>    Caching value in ms
+
          as the audio stream being played. (default disabled)
−
           Caching value for UDP streams. This value should be set in
+
      --force-dolby-surround={0 (Auto), 1 (On), 2 (Off)}
−
           milliseconds.
+
                                Force detection of Dolby Surround
 +
          Use this when you know your stream is (or is not) encoded with Dolby
 +
          Surround but fails to be detected as such. Even if the stream is not
 +
          actually encoded with Dolby Surround, turning on this option might
 +
          enhance your experience, especially when combined with the Headphone
 +
          Channel Mixer.
 +
       --audio-desync=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                 Audio desynchronization compensation
 +
           This delays the audio output. The delay must be given in
 +
          milliseconds. This can be handy if you notice a lag between the video
 +
          and the audio.
 +
       --audio-replay-gain-mode={none,track,album}
 +
                                Replay gain mode
 +
          Select the replay gain mode
 +
      --audio-replay-gain-preamp=<float>
 +
                                 Replay preamp
 +
          This allows you to change the default target level (89 dB) for stream
 +
          with replay gain information
 +
      --audio-replay-gain-default=<float>
 +
                                Default replay gain
 +
           This is the gain used for stream without replay gain information
 +
       --audio-replay-gain-peak-protection, --no-audio-replay-gain-peak-protection
 +
                                 Peak protection (default enabled)
 +
           Protect against sound clipping (default enabled)
 +
      --audio-time-stretch, --no-audio-time-stretch
 +
                                Enable time stretching audio (default enabled)
 +
          This allows playing audio at lower or higher speed without affecting
 +
           the audio pitch (default enabled)
 +
  -A, --aout=<string>            Audio output module
 +
           This is the audio output method used by VLC. The default behavior is
 +
          to automatically select the best method available.
 +
       --audio-filter=<string>    Audio filters
 +
          This adds audio post processing filters, to modify the sound
 +
           rendering.
 +
      --audio-visual=<string>    Audio visualizations
 +
           This adds visualization modules (spectrum analyzer, etc.).
  
−
  TCP input
+
  Video
−
      --tcp-caching=<integer>    Caching value in ms
+
These options allow you to modify the behavior of the video output subsystem. You can for example enable video filters (deinterlacing, image adjusting, etc.). Enable these filters here and configure them in the "video filters" modules section. You can also set many miscellaneous video options.
−
          Caching value for TCP streams. This value should be set in
+
       --video, --no-video        Enable video (default enabled)
−
          milliseconds.
+
           You can completely disable the video output. The video decoding stage
−
 
+
           will not take place, thus saving some processing power. (default
−
SMB input
+
          enabled)
−
Samba (Windows network shares) input
+
      --grayscale, --no-grayscale
−
       --smb-caching=<integer>    Caching value in ms
+
                                Grayscale video output (default disabled)
−
           Caching value for SMB streams. This value should be set in
+
           Output video in grayscale. As the color information aren't decoded,
−
           milliseconds.
+
          this can save some processing power. (default disabled)
−
      --smb-user=<string>        SMB user name
+
  -f, --fullscreen, --no-fullscreen
−
          User name that will be used for the connection.
+
                                 Fullscreen video output (default disabled)
−
      --smb-pwd=<string>        SMB password
+
           Start video in fullscreen mode (default disabled)
−
           Password that will be used for the connection.
+
      --embedded-video, --no-embedded-video
−
      --smb-domain=<string>      SMB domain
+
                                 Embedded video (default enabled)
−
          Domain/Workgroup that will be used for the connection.
+
           Embed the video output in the main interface. (default enabled)
−
 
+
       --xlib, --no-xlib           (default enabled)
−
Real RTSP
+
          (default enabled)
−
      --realrtsp-caching=<integer>
+
      --drop-late-frames, --no-drop-late-frames
−
                                 Caching value (ms)
+
                                Drop late frames (default enabled)
−
           Caching value for RTSP streams. This value should be set in
+
          This drops frames that are late (arrive to the video output after
−
          milliseconds.
+
           their intended display date). (default enabled)
−
 
+
       --skip-frames, --no-skip-frames
−
UDP stream output
+
                                 Skip frames (default enabled)
−
      --sout-udp-caching=<integer>
+
           Enables framedropping on MPEG2 stream. Framedropping occurs when your
−
                                 Caching value (ms)
+
           computer is not powerful enough (default enabled)
−
           Default caching value for outbound UDP streams. This value should be
+
       --quiet-synchro, --no-quiet-synchro
−
          set in milliseconds.
+
                                 Quiet synchro (default disabled)
−
       --sout-udp-group=<integer> Group packets
+
           This avoids flooding the message log with debug output from the video
−
           Packets can be sent one by one at the right time or by groups. You
+
          output synchronization mechanism. (default disabled)
−
          can choose the number of packets that will be sent at a time. It
+
       --keyboard-events, --no-keyboard-events
−
          helps reducing the scheduling load on heavily-loaded systems.
+
                                 Key press events (default enabled)
−
 
+
           This enables VLC hotkeys from the (non-embedded) video window.
−
IceCAST output
+
          (default enabled)
−
      --sout-shout-name=<string> Stream name
+
       --mouse-events, --no-mouse-events
−
          Name to give to this stream/channel on the shoutcast/icecast server.
+
                                 Mouse events (default enabled)
−
      --sout-shout-description=<string>
+
           This enables handling of mouse clicks on the video. (default enabled)
−
                                Stream description
+
       --overlay, --no-overlay    Overlay video output (default enabled)
−
           Description of the stream content or information about your channel.
+
           Overlay is the hardware acceleration capability of your video card
−
       --sout-shout-mp3, --no-sout-shout-mp3
+
          (ability to render video directly). VLC will try to use it by
−
                                 Stream MP3 (default disabled)
+
          default. (default enabled)
−
           You normally have to feed the shoutcast module with Ogg streams. It
+
       --video-on-top, --no-video-on-top
−
           is also possible to stream MP3 instead, so you can forward MP3
+
                                 Always on top (default disabled)
−
          streams to the shoutcast/icecast server. (default disabled)
+
           Always place the video window on top of other windows. (default
−
       --sout-shout-genre=<string>
+
           disabled)
−
                                 Genre description
+
      --video-wallpaper, --no-video-wallpaper
−
           Genre of the content.  
+
                                Enable wallpaper mode (default disabled)
−
       --sout-shout-url=<string>  URL description
+
           The wallpaper mode allows you to display the video as the desktop
−
          URL with information about the stream or your channel.
+
          background. (default disabled)
−
      --sout-shout-bitrate=<string>
+
       --disable-screensaver, --no-disable-screensaver
−
                                 Bitrate
+
                                Disable screensaver (default enabled)
−
           Bitrate information of the transcoded stream.  
+
           Disable the screensaver during video playback. (default enabled)
−
       --sout-shout-samplerate=<string>
+
       --video-title-show, --no-video-title-show
−
                                 Samplerate
+
                                Show media title on video (default enabled)
−
           Samplerate information of the transcoded stream.  
+
          Display the title of the video on top of the movie. (default enabled)
−
       --sout-shout-channels=<string>
+
      --video-title-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Number of channels
+
                                Show video title for x milliseconds
−
           Number of channels information of the transcoded stream.  
+
           Show the video title for n milliseconds, default is 5000 ms (5 sec.)
−
       --sout-shout-quality=<string>
+
       --video-title-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
−
                                Ogg Vorbis Quality
+
                                 Position of video title
−
          Ogg Vorbis Quality information of the transcoded stream.
+
          Place on video where to display the title (default bottom center).
−
      --sout-shout-public, --no-sout-shout-public
+
      --mouse-hide-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Stream public (default disabled)
+
                                Hide cursor and fullscreen controller after x
−
           Make the server publicly available on the 'Yellow Pages' (directory
+
                                milliseconds
−
          listing of streams) on the icecast/shoutcast website. Requires the
+
           Hide mouse cursor and fullscreen controller after n milliseconds.
−
           bitrate information specified for shoutcast. Requires Ogg streaming
+
  Snapshot:
−
          for icecast. (default disabled)
+
       --snapshot-path=<string>   Video snapshot directory (or filename)
−
 
+
           Directory where the video snapshots will be stored.
−
HTTP stream output
+
       --snapshot-prefix=<string> Video snapshot file prefix
−
      --sout-http-user=<string> Username
+
          Video snapshot file prefix
−
           User name that will be requested to access the stream.
+
      --snapshot-format={png,jpg}
−
       --sout-http-pwd=<string>  Password
+
                                 Video snapshot format
−
          Password that will be requested to access the stream.
+
           Image format which will be used to store the video snapshots
−
      --sout-http-mime=<string>  Mime
+
       --snapshot-preview, --no-snapshot-preview
−
           MIME returned by the server (autodetected if not specified).
+
                                Display video snapshot preview (default
−
       --sout-http-cert=<string>  Certificate file
+
                                enabled)
−
          Path to the x509 PEM certificate file that will be used for HTTPS.
+
           Display the snapshot preview in the screen's top-left corner.
−
      --sout-http-key=<string>  Private key file
+
          (default enabled)
−
          Path to the x509 PEM private key file that will be used for HTTPS.
+
      --snapshot-sequential, --no-snapshot-sequential
−
          Leave empty if you don't have one.
+
                                Use sequential numbers instead of timestamps
−
      --sout-http-ca=<string>   Root CA file
+
                                (default disabled)
−
           Path to the x509 PEM trusted root CA certificates (certificate
+
           Use sequential numbers instead of timestamps for snapshot numbering
−
          authority) file that will be used for HTTPS. Leave empty if you don't
+
           (default disabled)
−
          have one.
+
      --snapshot-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --sout-http-crl=<string>  CRL file
+
                                Video snapshot width
−
          Path to the x509 PEM Certificates Revocation List file that will be
+
           You can enforce the width of the video snapshot. By default it will
−
          used for SSL. Leave empty if you don't have one.
+
          keep the original width (-1). Using 0 will scale the width to keep
−
 
+
           the aspect ratio.
−
File stream output
+
       --snapshot-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --sout-file-append, --no-sout-file-append
+
                                Video snapshot height
−
                                 Append to file (default disabled)
+
           You can enforce the height of the video snapshot. By default it will
−
          Append to file if it exists instead of replacing it. (default
+
          keep the original height (-1). Using 0 will scale the height to keep
−
          disabled)
+
           the aspect ratio.
−
 
+
  Window properties:
−
Microsoft Media Server (MMS) input
+
       --width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --mms-caching=<integer>    Caching value in ms
+
                                Video width
−
          Caching value for MMS streams. This value should be set in
+
           You can enforce the video width. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
−
           milliseconds.
+
           the video characteristics.
−
       --mms-timeout=<integer>   TCP/UDP timeout (ms)
+
       --height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Amount of time (in ms) to wait before aborting network reception of
+
                                Video height
−
          data. Note that there will be 10 retries before completely giving up.
+
           You can enforce the video height. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
−
       --mms-all, --no-mms-all    Force selection of all streams (default
+
          the video characteristics.
−
                                 disabled)
+
       --video-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           MMS streams can contain several elementary streams, with different
+
                                Video X coordinate
−
          bitrates. You can choose to select all of them. (default disabled)
+
          You can enforce the position of the top left corner of the video
−
       --mms-maxbitrate=<integer> Maximum bitrate
+
          window (X coordinate).
−
           Select the stream with the maximum bitrate under that limit.
+
       --video-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --mmsh-proxy=<string>      HTTP proxy
+
                                Video Y coordinate
−
          HTTP proxy to be used It must be of the form http://[user[:pass]@]mypr
+
           You can enforce the position of the top left corner of the video
−
           oxy.mydomain:myport/ ; if empty, the http_proxy environment variable
+
          window (Y coordinate).
−
           will be tried.
+
       --crop=<string>           Video cropping
−
 
+
           This forces the cropping of the source video. Accepted formats are
−
Memory input
+
          x:y (4:3, 16:9, etc.) expressing the global image aspect.
−
      --imem-caching=<integer>   Caching value in ms
+
       --custom-crop-ratios=<string>
−
           Caching value for imem streams. This value should be set in
+
                                 Custom crop ratios list
−
           milliseconds.
+
           Comma separated list of crop ratios which will be added in the
−
       --imem-get=<string>       Get function
+
          interface's crop ratios list.
−
           Address of the get callback function
+
       --aspect-ratio=<string>   Source aspect ratio
−
      --imem-release=<string>    Release function
+
           This forces the source aspect ratio. For instance, some DVDs claim to
−
           Address of the release callback function
+
          be 16:9 while they are actually 4:3. This can also be used as a hint
−
       --imem-cookie=<string>    Callback cookie string
+
           for VLC when a movie does not have aspect ratio information. Accepted
−
          Text identifier for the callback functions
+
           formats are x:y (4:3, 16:9, etc.) expressing the global image aspect,
−
      --imem-data=<string>       Callback data
+
           or a float value (1.25, 1.3333, etc.) expressing pixel squareness.
−
           Data for the get and release functions
+
      --autoscale, --no-autoscale
−
      --imem-id=<integer>        ID
+
                                Video Auto Scaling (default enabled)
−
           Set the ID of the elementary stream
+
           Let the video scale to fit a given window or fullscreen. (default
−
       --imem-group=<integer>    Group
+
          enabled)
−
           Set the group of the elementary stream
+
       --scale=<float>           Video scaling factor
−
       --imem-cat={0 (Unknown), 1 (Audio), 2 (Video), 3 (Subtitle), 4 (Data)}
+
           Scaling factor used when Auto Scaling is disabled.
−
                                Category
+
Default value is
−
          Set the category of the elementary stream
+
           1.0 (original video size).
−
       --imem-codec=<string>     Codec
+
      --monitor-par=<string>     Monitor pixel aspect ratio
−
           Set the codec of the elementary stream
+
           This forces the monitor aspect ratio. Most monitors have square
−
       --imem-language=<string>   Language
+
          pixels (1:1). If you have a 16:9 screen, you might need to change
−
           Language of the elementary stream as described by ISO639
+
           this to 4:3 in order to keep proportions.
−
       --imem-samplerate=<integer>
+
       --custom-aspect-ratios=<string>
−
                                 Sample rate
+
                                Custom aspect ratios list
−
           Sample rate of an audio elementary stream
+
           Comma separated list of aspect ratios which will be added in the
−
       --imem-channels=<integer> Channels count
+
          interface's aspect ratio list.
−
           Channels count of an audio elementary stream
+
      --hdtv-fix, --no-hdtv-fix  Fix HDTV height (default enabled)
−
      --imem-width=<integer>    Width
+
           This allows proper handling of HDTV-1080 video format even if broken
−
           Width of video or subtitle elementary streams
+
           encoder incorrectly sets height to 1088 lines. You should only
−
      --imem-height=<integer>    Height
+
          disable this option if your video has a non-standard format requiring
−
           Height of video or subtitle elementary streams
+
          all 1088 lines. (default enabled)
−
      --imem-dar=<string>        Display aspect ratio
+
       --video-deco, --no-video-deco
−
           Display aspect ratio of a video elementary stream
+
                                 Window decorations (default enabled)
−
      --imem-fps=<string>        Frame rate
+
           VLC can avoid creating window caption, frames, etc... around the
−
          Frame rate of a video elementary stream
+
           video, giving a "minimal" window. (default enabled)
−
      --imem-size=<integer>      Size
+
      --video-title=<string>    Video title
−
           Size of stream in bytes
+
          Custom title for the video window (in case the video is not embedded
−
 
+
           in the interface).
−
HTTP input
+
       --align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
−
       --http-proxy=<string>     HTTP proxy
+
                                 Video alignment
−
           HTTP proxy to be used It must be of the form http://[user@]myproxy.myd
+
          Enforce the alignment of the video in its window. By default (0) it
−
          omain:myport/ ; if empty, the http_proxy environment variable will be
+
           will be centered (0=center, 1=left, 2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can
−
           tried.
+
           also use combinations of these values, like 6=4+2 meaning top-right).
−
      --http-proxy-pwd=<string> HTTP proxy password
+
      --zoom=<float>            Zoom video
−
           If your HTTP proxy requires a password, set it here.
+
           You can zoom the video by the specified factor.
−
      --http-caching=<integer>  Caching value in ms
+
      --deinterlace={0 (Off), -1 (Automatic), 1 (On)}
−
           Caching value for HTTP streams. This value should be set in
+
                                Deinterlace
−
          milliseconds.
+
          Deinterlace
−
       --http-user-agent=<string> HTTP user agent
+
      --deinterlace-mode={discard,blend,mean,bob,linear,x,yadif,yadif2x,phosphor,ivtc}
−
           User agent that will be used for the connection.
+
                                Deinterlace mode
−
      --http-reconnect, --no-http-reconnect
+
          Deinterlace method to use for video processing.
−
                                Auto re-connect (default disabled)
+
  -V, --vout=<string>            Video output module
−
           Automatically try to reconnect to the stream in case of a sudden
+
          This is the the video output method used by VLC. The default behavior
−
           disconnect. (default disabled)
+
          is to automatically select the best method available.
−
       --http-continuous, --no-http-continuous
+
      --video-filter=<string>    Video filter module
−
                                 Continuous stream (default disabled)
+
          This adds post-processing filters to enhance the picture quality, for
−
           Read a file that is being constantly updated (for example, a JPG file
+
          instance deinterlacing, or distort the video.
−
           on a server). You should not globally enable this option as it will
+
      --video-splitter=<string>  Video splitter module
−
          break all other types of HTTP streams. (default disabled)
+
          This adds video splitters like clone or wall
−
      --http-forward-cookies, --no-http-forward-cookies
 
−
                                Forward Cookies (default enabled)
 
−
           Forward Cookies across http redirections. (default enabled)
 
−
       --http-max-redirect=<integer>
 
−
                                Max number of redirection
 
−
          Limit the number of redirection to follow.
 
−
      --http-use-IE-proxy, --no-http-use-IE-proxy
 
−
                                 Use Internet Explorer entered HTTP proxy
 
−
                                server (default disabled)
 
−
           Use Internet Explorer entered HTTP proxy server for all URL. Don't
 
−
           take into account bypasses settings and auto configuration scripts.
 
−
           (default disabled)
 
  
−
  FTP input
+
  Subpictures
−
      --ftp-caching=<integer>    Caching value in ms
+
  These options allow you to modify the behavior of the subpictures subsystem. You can for example enable subpictures sources (logo, etc.). Enable these filters here and configure them in the "subsources filters" modules section. You can also set many miscellaneous subpictures options.
−
          Caching value for FTP streams. This value should be set in
+
  On Screen Display:
−
          milliseconds.
+
       --spu, --no-spu            Enable sub-pictures (default enabled)
−
      --ftp-user=<string>        FTP user name
+
           You can completely disable the sub-picture processing. (default
−
          User name that will be used for the connection.
 
−
      --ftp-pwd=<string>        FTP password
 
−
          Password that will be used for the connection.
 
−
      --ftp-account=<string>    FTP account
 
−
          Account that will be used for the connection.
 
−
 
 
−
Fake video input
 
−
      --fake-caching=<integer>  Caching value in ms
 
−
          Caching value for fake streams. This value should be set in
 
−
          milliseconds.
 
−
      --fake-fps=<float>        Framerate
 
−
          Number of frames per second (eg. 24, 25, 29.97, 30).
 
−
      --fake-id=<integer>        ID
 
−
          Set the ID of the fake elementary stream for use in #duplicate{}
 
−
          constructs (default 0).
 
−
      --fake-duration=<integer>  Duration in ms
 
−
          Duration of the fake streaming before faking an end-of-file (default
 
−
          is -1 meaning that the stream is unlimited when fake is forced, or
 
−
          lasts for 10 seconds otherwise. 0, means that the stream is
 
−
          unlimited).
 
−
 
 
−
Blu-Ray Disc Input
 
−
      --bd-caching=<integer>    Caching value in ms
 
−
          Caching value for BDs. This value should be set in milliseconds.
 
−
 
 
−
ATSC A/52 (AC-3) audio decoder
 
−
      --a52-dynrng, --no-a52-dynrng
 
−
                                A/52 dynamic range compression (default
 
−
                                enabled)
 
−
          Dynamic range compression makes the loud sounds softer, and the soft
 
−
          sounds louder, so you can more easily listen to the stream in a noisy
 
−
          environment without disturbing anyone. If you disable the dynamic
 
−
          range compression the playback will be more adapted to a movie
 
−
          theater or a listening room. (default enabled)
 
−
      --a52-upmix, --no-a52-upmix
 
−
                                Enable internal upmixing (default disabled)
 
−
          Enable the internal upmixing algorithm (not recommended). (default
 
−
          disabled)
 
−
 
 
−
Audio
 
−
  These options allow you to modify the behavior of the audio subsystem, and to add audio filters which can be used for post processing or visual effects (spectrum analyzer, etc.). Enable these filters here, and configure them in the "audio filters" modules section.
 
−
       --audio, --no-audio        Enable audio (default enabled)
 
−
           You can completely disable the audio output. The audio decoding stage
 
−
          will not take place, thus saving some processing power. (default
 
 
           enabled)
 
           enabled)
−
       --volume=<integer [0 .. 1024]>
+
       --osd, --no-osd            On Screen Display (default enabled)
−
                                Default audio volume
+
           VLC can display messages on the video. This is called OSD (On Screen
−
           You can set the default audio output volume here, in a range from 0
+
           Display). (default enabled)
−
           to 1024.
+
       --text-renderer=<string>  Text rendering module
−
       --volume-step=<integer [0 .. 1024]>
+
          VLC normally uses Freetype for rendering, but this allows you to use
−
                                Audio output volume step
+
           svg for instance.
−
           The step size of the volume is adjustable using this option, in a
+
  Subtitles:
−
          range from 0 to 1024.
+
       --sub-file=<string>       Use subtitle file
−
       --aout-rate=<integer>     Audio output frequency (Hz)
+
           Load this subtitle file. To be used when autodetect cannot detect
−
           You can force the audio output frequency here. Common values are -1
+
           your subtitle file.
−
           (default), 48000, 44100, 32000, 22050, 16000, 11025, 8000.
+
       --sub-autodetect-file, --no-sub-autodetect-file
−
       --hq-resampling, --no-hq-resampling
+
                                 Autodetect subtitle files (default enabled)
−
                                 High quality audio resampling (default
+
           Automatically detect a subtitle file, if no subtitle filename is
−
                                enabled)
+
           specified (based on the filename of the movie). (default enabled)
−
           This uses a high quality audio resampling algorithm. High quality
+
       --sub-autodetect-fuzzy=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          audio resampling can be processor intensive so you can disable it and
+
                                Subtitle autodetection fuzziness
−
           a cheaper resampling algorithm will be used instead. (default enabled)
+
           This determines how fuzzy subtitle and movie filename matching will
−
       --spdif, --no-spdif        Use S/PDIF when available (default disabled)
+
           be. Options are:
−
           S/PDIF can be used by default when your hardware supports it as well
+
0 = no subtitles autodetected
−
           as the audio stream being played. (default disabled)
+
1 = any subtitle
−
      --force-dolby-surround={0 (Auto), 1 (On), 2 (Off)}
+
          file
−
                                Force detection of Dolby Surround
+
2 = any subtitle file containing the movie name
−
          Use this when you know your stream is (or is not) encoded with Dolby
+
3 = subtitle
−
           Surround but fails to be detected as such. Even if the stream is not
+
           file matching the movie name with additional chars
−
          actually encoded with Dolby Surround, turning on this option might
+
4 = subtitle file
−
           enhance your experience, especially when combined with the Headphone
+
           matching the movie name exactly
−
          Channel Mixer.
+
       --sub-autodetect-path=<string>
−
       --audio-desync=<integer>   Audio desynchronization compensation
+
                                Subtitle autodetection paths
−
           This delays the audio output. The delay must be given in
+
           Look for a subtitle file in those paths too, if your subtitle file
−
           milliseconds. This can be handy if you notice a lag between the video
+
           was not found in the current directory.
−
          and the audio.
+
      --sub-margin=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --audio-replay-gain-mode={none,track,album}
+
                                 Force subtitle position
−
                                 Replay gain mode
+
          You can use this option to place the subtitles under the movie,
−
           Select the replay gain mode
+
           instead of over the movie. Try several positions.
−
       --audio-replay-gain-preamp=<float>
+
  Overlays:
−
                                Replay preamp
+
       --sub-source=<string>     Subpictures source module
−
           This allows you to change the default target level (89 dB) for stream
+
          This adds so-called "subpicture sources". These filters overlay some
−
          with replay gain information
+
           images or text over the video (like a logo, arbitrary text, ...).
−
       --audio-replay-gain-default=<float>
+
       --sub-filter=<string>     Subpictures filter module
−
                                Default replay gain
+
           This adds so-called "subpicture filters". These filter subpictures
−
           This is the gain used for stream without replay gain information
+
          created by subtitles decoders or other subpictures sources.
−
       --audio-replay-gain-peak-protection, --no-audio-replay-gain-peak-protection
+
  Track settings:
−
                                 Peak protection (default enabled)
+
       --program=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Protect against sound clipping (default enabled)
+
                                 Program
−
       --audio-time-stretch, --no-audio-time-stretch
+
           Choose the program to select by giving its Service ID. Only use this
−
                                 Enable time streching audio (default enabled)
+
          option if you want to read a multi-program stream (like DVB streams
−
          This allows to play audio at lower or higher speed without affecting
+
          for example).
−
          the audio pitch (default enabled)
+
       --programs=<string>        Programs
−
  -A, --aout=<string>            Audio output module
+
          Choose the programs to select by giving a comma-separated list of
−
           This is the audio output method used by VLC. The default behavior is
+
          Service IDs (SIDs). Only use this option if you want to read a
−
          to automatically select the best method available.
+
          multi-program stream (like DVB streams for example).
−
       --audio-filter=<string>   Audio filters
+
      --audio-track=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           This adds audio post processing filters, to modify the sound
+
                                 Audio track
−
           rendering.
+
          Stream number of the audio track to use (from 0 to n).
−
       --audio-visual=<string>    Audio visualizations
+
      --sub-track=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           This adds visualization modules (spectrum analyzer, etc.).
+
                                Subtitles track
−
 
+
           Stream number of the subtitle track to use (from 0 to n).
−
Video
+
       --audio-language=<string> Audio language
−
These options allow you to modify the behavior of the video output subsystem. You can for example enable video filters (deinterlacing, image adjusting, etc.). Enable these filters here and configure them in the "video filters" modules section. You can also set many miscellaneous video options.
+
           Language of the audio track you want to use (comma separated, two or
−
      --video, --no-video        Enable video (default enabled)
+
           three letter country code, you may use 'none' to avoid a fallback to
−
           You can completely disable the video output. The video decoding stage
+
          another language).
−
          will not take place, thus saving some processing power. (default
+
       --sub-language=<string>    Subtitle language
−
          enabled)
+
           Language of the subtitle track you want to use (comma separated, two
−
      --grayscale, --no-grayscale
+
          or three letters country code, you may use 'any' as a fallback).
−
                                 Grayscale video output (default disabled)
+
      --audio-track-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Output video in grayscale. As the color information aren't decoded,
+
                                Audio track ID
−
          this can save some processing power. (default disabled)
+
           Stream ID of the audio track to use.
−
  -f, --fullscreen, --no-fullscreen
+
      --sub-track-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Fullscreen video output (default disabled)
+
                                 Subtitles track ID
−
          Start video in fullscreen mode (default disabled)
+
           Stream ID of the subtitle track to use.
−
      --embedded-video, --no-embedded-video
+
      --preferred-resolution={-1 (Best available), 1080 (Full HD (1080p)), 720 (HD (720p)), 576 (Standard Definition (576 or 480 lines)), 320 (Low definition (320 lines))}
−
                                 Embedded video (default enabled)
+
                                 Preferred video resolution
−
           Embed the video output in the main interface. (default enabled)
+
           When several video formats are available, select one whose resolution
−
      --x11-display=<string>    X11 display
+
          is closest to (but not higher than) this setting, in number of lines.
−
           X11 hardware display to use. By default VLC will use the value of the
+
          Use this option if you don't have enough CPU power or network
−
          DISPLAY environment variable.
+
           bandwith to play higher resolutions.
−
       --xlib, --no-xlib           (default enabled)
+
  Playback control:
−
       --drop-late-frames, --no-drop-late-frames
+
      --input-repeat=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                Drop late frames (default enabled)
+
                                Input repetitions
−
          This drops frames that are late (arrive to the video output after
+
          Number of time the same input will be repeated
−
           their intended display date). (default enabled)
+
       --start-time=<float>      Start time
−
       --skip-frames, --no-skip-frames
+
           The stream will start at this position (in seconds).
−
                                 Skip frames (default enabled)
+
       --stop-time=<float>        Stop time
−
           Enables framedropping on MPEG2 stream. Framedropping occurs when your
+
          The stream will stop at this position (in seconds).
−
          computer is not powerful enough (default enabled)
+
      --run-time=<float>        Run time
−
       --quiet-synchro, --no-quiet-synchro
+
           The stream will run this duration (in seconds).
−
                                Quiet synchro (default disabled)
+
       --input-fast-seek, --no-input-fast-seek
−
          This avoids flooding the message log with debug output from the video
+
                                 Fast seek (default disabled)
−
          output synchronization mechanism. (default disabled)
+
           Favor speed over precision while seeking (default disabled)
−
       --keyboard-events, --no-keyboard-events
+
       --rate=<float>            Playback speed
−
                                Key press events (default enabled)
+
          This defines the playback speed (nominal speed is 1.0).
−
           This enables VLC hotkeys from the (non-embedded) video window.
+
       --input-list=<string>      Input list
−
           (default enabled)
+
          You can give a comma-separated list of inputs that will be
−
      --mouse-events, --no-mouse-events
+
          concatenated together after the normal one.
−
                                Mouse events (default enabled)
+
      --input-slave=<string>    Input slave (experimental)
−
           This enables handling of mouse clicks on the video. (default enabled)
+
           This allows you to play from several inputs at the same time. This
−
       --overlay, --no-overlay    Overlay video output (default enabled)
+
           feature is experimental, not all formats are supported. Use a '#'
−
           Overlay is the hardware acceleration capability of your video card
+
           separated list of inputs.
−
           (ability to render video directly). VLC will try to use it by
+
       --bookmarks=<string>      Bookmarks list for a stream
−
           default. (default enabled)
+
           You can manually give a list of bookmarks for a stream in the form
−
       --video-on-top, --no-video-on-top
+
           "{name=bookmark-name,time=optional-time-offset,bytes=optional-byte-off
−
                                Always on top (default disabled)
+
           set},{...}"
−
           Always place the video window on top of other windows. (default
+
  Default devices:
−
          disabled)
+
       --dvd=<string>            DVD device
−
       --video-wallpaper, --no-video-wallpaper
+
          This is the default DVD drive (or file) to use. Don't forget the
−
                                Enable wallpaper mode  (default disabled)
+
           colon after the drive letter (e.g. D:)
−
          The wallpaper mode allows you to display the video as the desktop
+
       --vcd=<string>            VCD device
−
           background. (default disabled)
+
          This is the default VCD drive (or file) to use. Don't forget the
−
       --disable-screensaver, --no-disable-screensaver
+
           colon after the drive letter (e.g. D:)
−
                                Disable screensaver (default enabled)
+
       --cd-audio=<string>        Audio CD device
−
           Disable the screensaver during video playback. (default enabled)
+
           This is the default Audio CD drive (or file) to use. Don't forget the
−
       --video-title-show, --no-video-title-show
+
          colon after the drive letter (e.g. D:)
−
                                 Show media title on video (default enabled)
+
  Network settings:
−
           Display the title of the video on top of the movie. (default enabled)
+
       --mtu=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
       --video-title-timeout=<integer>
+
                                 MTU of the network interface
−
                                 Show video title for x milliseconds
+
           This is the maximum application-layer packet size that can be
−
           Show the video title for n milliseconds, default is 5000 ms (5 sec.)
+
          transmitted over the network (in bytes).
−
       --video-title-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
+
       --ipv4-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Position of video title
+
                                 TCP connection timeout
−
           Place on video where to display the title (default bottom center).
+
           Default TCP connection timeout (in milliseconds).  
−
       --mouse-hide-timeout=<integer>
+
       --http-host=<string>      HTTP server address
−
                                 Hide cursor and fullscreen controller after x
+
          By default, the server will listen on any local IP address. Specify
−
                                milliseconds
+
          an IP address (e.g. ::1 or 127.0.0.1) or a host name (e.g. localhost)
−
           Hide mouse cursor and fullscreen controller after n milliseconds,
+
          to restrict them to a specific network interface.
−
           default is 3000 ms (3 sec.)
+
      --http-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
−
  Snapshot:
+
                                 HTTP server port
−
       --snapshot-path=<string>   Video snapshot directory (or filename)
+
           The HTTP server will listen on this TCP port. The standard HTTP port
−
           Directory where the video snapshots will be stored.
+
          number is 80. However allocation of port numbers below 1025 is
−
      --snapshot-prefix=<string> Video snapshot file prefix
+
          usually restricted by the operating system.
−
           Video snapshot file prefix
+
       --https-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
−
      --snapshot-format={png,jpg}
+
                                 HTTPS server port
−
                                Video snapshot format
+
           The HTTPS server will listen on this TCP port. The standard HTTPS
−
           Image format which will be used to store the video snapshots
+
           port number is 443. However allocation of port numbers below 1025 is
−
      --snapshot-preview, --no-snapshot-preview
+
          usually restricted by the operating system.
−
                                 Display video snapshot preview (default
+
       --rtsp-host=<string>       RTSP server address
 +
           This defines the address the RTSP server will listen on, along with
 +
           the base path of the RTSP VOD media. Syntax is address/path. By
 +
          default, the server will listen on any local IP address. Specify an
 +
           IP address (e.g. ::1 or 127.0.0.1) or a host name (e.g. localhost) to
 +
          restrict them to a specific network interface.
 +
      --rtsp-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
 +
                                 RTSP server port
 +
          The RTSP server will listen on this TCP port. The standard RTSP port
 +
          number is 554. However allocation of port numbers below 1025 is
 +
          usually restricted by the operating system.
 +
      --http-cert=<string>      HTTP/TLS server certificate
 +
          This X.509 certicate file (PEM format) is used for server-side TLS.
 +
      --http-key=<string>        HTTP/TLS server private key
 +
          This private key file (PEM format) is used for server-side TLS.
 +
      --http-ca=<string>        HTTP/TLS Certificate Authority
 +
          This X.509 certificate file (PEM format) can optionally be used to
 +
          authenticate remote clients in TLS sessions.
 +
      --http-crl=<string>        HTTP/TLS Certificate Revocation List
 +
          This file countains an optional CRL to prevent remove clients from
 +
          using revoked certificates in TLS sessions.
 +
  Socks proxy:
 +
      --socks=<string>          SOCKS server
 +
          SOCKS proxy server to use. This must be of the form address:port. It
 +
          will be used for all TCP connections
 +
      --socks-user=<string>      SOCKS user name
 +
          User name to be used for connection to the SOCKS proxy.
 +
      --socks-pwd=<string>      SOCKS password
 +
          Password to be used for connection to the SOCKS proxy.
 +
  Metadata:
 +
      --meta-title=<string>      Title metadata
 +
          Allows you to specify a "title" metadata for an input.
 +
      --meta-author=<string>    Author metadata
 +
          Allows you to specify an "author" metadata for an input.
 +
      --meta-artist=<string>    Artist metadata
 +
          Allows you to specify an "artist" metadata for an input.
 +
      --meta-genre=<string>      Genre metadata
 +
          Allows you to specify a "genre" metadata for an input.
 +
      --meta-copyright=<string>  Copyright metadata
 +
          Allows you to specify a "copyright" metadata for an input.
 +
      --meta-description=<string>
 +
                                Description metadata
 +
          Allows you to specify a "description" metadata for an input.
 +
      --meta-date=<string>      Date metadata
 +
          Allows you to specify a "date" metadata for an input.
 +
      --meta-url=<string>        URL metadata
 +
          Allows you to specify a "url" metadata for an input.
 +
  Advanced:
 +
      --file-caching=<integer [0 .. 60000]>
 +
                                File caching (ms)
 +
          Caching value for local files, in milliseconds.
 +
      --live-caching=<integer [0 .. 60000]>
 +
                                Live capture caching (ms)
 +
          Caching value for cameras and microphones, in milliseconds.
 +
      --disc-caching=<integer [0 .. 60000]>
 +
                                Disc caching (ms)
 +
          Caching value for optical media, in milliseconds.
 +
      --network-caching=<integer [0 .. 60000]>
 +
                                Network caching (ms)
 +
          Caching value for network resources, in milliseconds.
 +
      --cr-average=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Clock reference average counter
 +
          When using the PVR input (or a very irregular source), you should set
 +
          this to 10000.
 +
      --clock-synchro={-1 (Default), 0 (Disable), 1 (Enable)}
 +
                                Clock synchronisation
 +
          It is possible to disable the input clock synchronisation for
 +
          real-time sources. Use this if you experience jerky playback of
 +
          network streams.
 +
      --clock-jitter=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Clock jitter
 +
          This defines the maximum input delay jitter that the synchronization
 +
          algorithms should try to compensate (in milliseconds).
 +
      --network-synchronisation, --no-network-synchronisation
 +
                                Network synchronisation (default disabled)
 +
          This allows you to remotely synchronise clocks for server and client.
 +
          The detailed settings are available in Advanced / Network Sync.
 +
          (default disabled)
 +
      --input-record-path=<string>
 +
                                Record directory or filename
 +
          Directory or filename where the records will be stored
 +
      --input-record-native, --no-input-record-native
 +
                                Prefer native stream recording (default
 
                                 enabled)
 
                                 enabled)
−
           Display the snapshot preview in the screen's top-left corner.
+
           When possible, the input stream will be recorded instead of using the
−
           (default enabled)
+
           stream output module (default enabled)
−
       --snapshot-sequential, --no-snapshot-sequential
+
       --input-timeshift-path=<string>
−
                                Use sequential numbers instead of timestamps
+
                                 Timeshift directory
−
                                 (default disabled)
+
           Directory used to store the timeshift temporary files.
−
           Use sequential numbers instead of timestamps for snapshot numbering
+
       --input-timeshift-granularity=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
          (default disabled)
+
                                Timeshift granularity
−
       --snapshot-width=<integer> Video snapshot width
+
           This is the maximum size in bytes of the temporary files that will be
−
           You can enforce the width of the video snapshot. By default it will
+
           used to store the timeshifted streams.
−
           keep the original width (-1). Using 0 will scale the width to keep
+
       --input-title-format=<string>
−
          the aspect ratio.
+
                                 Change title according to current media
−
       --snapshot-height=<integer>
+
           This option allows you to set the title according to what's being
−
                                 Video snapshot height
+
          played<br>$a: Artist<br>$b: Album<br>$c: Copyright<br>$t:
−
           You can enforce the height of the video snapshot. By default it will
+
          Title<br>$g: Genre<br>$n: Track num<br>$p: Now playing<br>$A:
−
           keep the original height (-1). Using 0 will scale the height to keep
+
           Date<br>$D: Duration<br>$Z: "Now playing" (Fall back on Title -
−
          the aspect ratio.
+
          Artist)
−
  Window properties:
+
 
−
       --width=<integer>         Video width
+
Decoders
−
           You can enforce the video width. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
+
This option can be used to alter the way VLC selects its codecs (decompression methods). Only advanced users should alter this option as it can break playback of all your streams.
−
           the video characteristics.
+
       --codec=<string>           Preferred decoders list
−
       --height=<integer>        Video height
+
           List of codecs that VLC will use in priority. For instance,
−
           You can enforce the video height. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
+
           'dummy,a52' will try the dummy and a52 codecs before trying the other
−
           the video characteristics.
+
          ones. Only advanced users should alter this option as it can break
−
      --video-x=<integer>        Video X coordinate
+
          playback of all your streams.
−
          You can enforce the position of the top left corner of the video
+
       --encoder=<string>        Preferred encoders list
−
          window (X coordinate).
+
           This allows you to select a list of encoders that VLC will use in
−
       --video-y=<integer>       Video Y coordinate
+
           priority.
−
           You can enforce the position of the top left corner of the video
+
 
−
           window (Y coordinate).
+
Input
−
       --crop=<string>           Video cropping
+
These options allow you to modify the behavior of the input subsystem, such as the DVD or VCD device, the network interface settings or the subtitle channel.
−
           This forces the cropping of the source video. Accepted formats are
+
       --access=<string>         Access module
−
           x:y (4:3, 16:9, etc.) expressing the global image aspect.
+
           This allows you to force an access module. You can use it if the
−
       --custom-crop-ratios=<string>
+
           correct access is not automatically detected. You should not set this
−
                                Custom crop ratios list
+
          as a global option unless you really know what you are doing.
−
           Comma separated list of crop ratios which will be added in the
+
       --demux=<string>           Demux module
−
          interface's crop ratios list.
+
           Demultiplexers are used to separate the "elementary" streams (like
−
       --aspect-ratio=<string>   Source aspect ratio
+
          audio and video streams). You can use it if the correct demuxer is
−
           This forces the source aspect ratio. For instance, some DVDs claim to
+
           not automatically detected. You should not set this as a global
−
           be 16:9 while they are actually 4:3. This can also be used as a hint
+
          option unless you really know what you are doing.
−
           for VLC when a movie does not have aspect ratio information. Accepted
+
       --stream-filter=<string>   Stream filter module
−
          formats are x:y (4:3, 16:9, etc.) expressing the global image aspect,
+
           Stream filters are used to modify the stream that is being read.
−
          or a float value (1.25, 1.3333, etc.) expressing pixel squareness.
+
 
−
       --autoscale, --no-autoscale
+
Stream output
−
                                 Video Auto Scaling (default enabled)
+
These options allow you to set default global options for the stream output subsystem.
−
           Let the video scale to fit a given window or fullscreen. (default
+
       --sout=<string>           Default stream output chain
−
          enabled)
+
           You can enter here a default stream output chain. Refer to the
−
       --scale=<float>            Video scaling factor
+
           documentation to learn how to build such chains. Warning: this chain
−
           Scaling factor used when Auto Scaling is disabled.
+
           will be enabled for all streams.
−
Default value is
+
       --sout-display, --no-sout-display
−
           1.0 (original video size).
+
                                 Display while streaming (default disabled)
−
       --monitor-par=<string>    Monitor pixel aspect ratio
+
           Play locally the stream while streaming it. (default disabled)
−
           This forces the monitor aspect ratio. Most monitors have square
+
       --sout-keep, --no-sout-keep
−
          pixels (1:1). If you have a 16:9 screen, you might need to change
+
                                Keep stream output open (default disabled)
−
           this to 4:3 in order to keep proportions.
+
           This allows you to keep an unique stream output instance across
−
       --custom-aspect-ratios=<string>
+
          multiple playlist item (automatically insert the gather stream output
−
                                 Custom aspect ratios list
+
           if not specified) (default disabled)
−
           Comma separated list of aspect ratios which will be added in the
+
       --sout-all, --no-sout-all  Enable streaming of all ES (default disabled)
−
           interface's aspect ratio list.
+
           Stream all elementary streams (video, audio and subtitles) (default
−
       --hdtv-fix, --no-hdtv-fix  Fix HDTV height (default enabled)
+
           disabled)
−
           This allows proper handling of HDTV-1080 video format even if broken
+
       --sout-audio, --no-sout-audio
−
          encoder incorrectly sets height to 1088 lines. You should only
+
                                 Enable audio stream output (default enabled)
−
           disable this option if your video has a non-standard format requiring
+
           Choose whether the audio stream should be redirected to the stream
−
          all 1088 lines. (default enabled)
+
           output facility when this last one is enabled. (default enabled)
−
       --video-deco, --no-video-deco
+
       --sout-video, --no-sout-video
−
                                Window decorations (default enabled)
+
                                Enable video stream output (default enabled)
−
           VLC can avoid creating window caption, frames, etc... around the
+
           Choose whether the video stream should be redirected to the stream
−
           video, giving a "minimal" window. (default enabled)
+
           output facility when this last one is enabled. (default enabled)
−
       --video-title=<string>     Video title
+
       --sout-spu, --no-sout-spu  Enable SPU stream output (default enabled)
−
           Custom title for the video window (in case the video is not embedded
+
           Choose whether the SPU streams should be redirected to the stream
−
           in the interface).
+
           output facility when this last one is enabled. (default enabled)
−
       --align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
+
       --sout-mux-caching=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
                                 Video alignment
+
                                Stream output muxer caching (ms)
−
           Enforce the alignment of the video in its window. By default (0) it
+
           This allow you to configure the initial caching amount for stream
−
           will be centered (0=center, 1=left, 2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can
+
          output  muxer. This value should be set in milliseconds.
−
           also use combinations of these values, like 6=4+2 meaning top-right).
+
  VLM:
−
       --zoom=<float>             Zoom video
+
      --vlm-conf=<string>        VLM configuration file
−
           You can zoom the video by the specified factor.
+
           Read a VLM configuration file as soon as VLM is started.
−
       --deinterlace={0 (Off), -1 (Automatic), 1 (On)}
+
       --mux=<string>            Mux module
−
                                 Deinterlace
+
          This is a legacy entry to let you configure mux modules
−
           Deinterlace
+
      --access_output=<string>  Access output module
−
      --deinterlace-mode={discard,blend,mean,bob,linear,x,yadif,yadif2x}
+
          This is a legacy entry to let you configure access output modules
−
                                Deinterlace mode
+
      --ttl=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
           Deinterlace method to use for video processing.
+
                                 Hop limit (TTL)
−
  -V, --vout=<string>           Video output module
+
           This is the hop limit (also known as "Time-To-Live" or TTL) of the
−
           This is the the video output method used by VLC. The default behavior
+
           multicast packets sent by the stream output (-1 = use operating
−
           is to automatically select the best method available.
+
           system built-in default).
−
       --video-filter=<string>   Video filter module
+
       --miface=<string>         Multicast output interface
−
           This adds post-processing filters to enhance the picture quality, for
+
           Default multicast interface. This overrides the routing table.
−
           instance deinterlacing, or distort the video.
+
       --dscp=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
−
      --vout-filter=<string>    Video output filter module
+
                                 DiffServ Code Point
−
          This adds video output filters like clone or wall
+
           Differentiated Services Code Point for outgoing UDP streams (or IPv4
 +
          Type Of Service, or IPv6 Traffic Class). This is used for network
 +
           Quality of Service.
 +
      --packetizer=<string>     Preferred packetizer list
 +
           This allows you to select the order in which VLC will choose its
 +
           packetizers.
 +
       --sap-interval=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                SAP announcement interval
 +
           When the SAP flow control is disabled, this lets you set the fixed
 +
           interval between SAP announcements.
 +
 
 +
CPU
 +
These options allow you to enable special CPU optimizations. You should always leave all these enabled.
  
−
  Subpictures
+
  Miscellaneous
−
  These options allow you to modify the behavior of the subpictures subsystem. You can for example enable subpictures filters (logo, etc.). Enable these filters here and configure them in the "subpictures filters" modules section. You can also set many miscellaneous subpictures options.
+
  These options allow you to select default modules. Leave these alone unless you really know what you are doing.
−
   On Screen Display:
+
  Special modules:
−
       --spu, --no-spu            Enable sub-pictures (default enabled)
+
      --memcpy=<string>          Memory copy module
−
           You can completely disable the sub-picture processing. (default
+
          You can select which memory copy module you want to use. By default
 +
          VLC will select the fastest one supported by your hardware.
 +
      --vod-server=<string>      VoD server module
 +
          You can select which VoD server module you want to use. Set this to
 +
          `vod_rtsp' to switch back to the old, legacy module.
 +
  Plugins:
 +
      --plugins-cache, --no-plugins-cache
 +
                                Use a plugins cache (default enabled)
 +
          Use a plugins cache which will greatly improve the startup time of
 +
          VLC. (default enabled)
 +
      --data-path=<string>      Data search path
 +
          Override the default data/share search path.
 +
   Performance options:
 +
       --one-instance, --no-one-instance
 +
                                Allow only one running instance (default
 +
                                disabled)
 +
           Allowing only one running instance of VLC can sometimes be useful,
 +
          for example if you associated VLC with some media types and you don't
 +
          want a new instance of VLC to be opened each time you double-click on
 +
          a file in the explorer. This option will allow you to play the file
 +
          with the already running instance or enqueue it. (default disabled)
 +
      --started-from-file, --no-started-from-file
 +
                                VLC is started from file association (default
 +
                                disabled)
 +
          Tell VLC that it is being launched due to a file association in the
 +
          OS (default disabled)
 +
      --one-instance-when-started-from-file, --no-one-instance-when-started-from-file
 +
                                One instance when started from file (default
 +
                                enabled)
 +
          Allow only one running instance when started from file. (default
 
           enabled)
 
           enabled)
−
      --osd, --no-osd            On Screen Display (default enabled)
+
      --playlist-enqueue, --no-playlist-enqueue
−
          VLC can display messages on the video. This is called OSD (On Screen
+
                                Enqueue items to playlist when in one
−
          Display). (default enabled)
+
                                instance mode (default disabled)
−
      --text-renderer=<string>  Text rendering module
+
          When using the one instance only option, enqueue items to playlist
−
          VLC normally uses Freetype for rendering, but this allows you to use
+
          and keep playing current item. (default disabled)
−
          svg for instance.
+
      --high-priority, --no-high-priority
−
  Subtitles:
+
                                Increase the priority of the process (default
−
      --sub-file=<string>        Use subtitle file
+
                                disabled)
−
          Load this subtitle file. To be used when autodetect cannot detect
+
          Increasing the priority of the process will very likely improve your
−
          your subtitle file.
+
          playing experience as it allows VLC not to be disturbed by other
−
      --sub-autodetect-file, --no-sub-autodetect-file
+
          applications that could otherwise take too much processor time.
−
                                Autodetect subtitle files (default enabled)
+
          However be advised that in certain circumstances (bugs) VLC could
−
          Automatically detect a subtitle file, if no subtitle filename is
+
          take all the processor time and render the whole system unresponsive
−
          specified (based on the filename of the movie). (default enabled)
+
          which might require a reboot of your machine. (default disabled)
−
      --sub-autodetect-fuzzy=<integer>
+
 
−
                                Subtitle autodetection fuzziness
+
Playlist
−
          This determines how fuzzy subtitle and movie filename matching will
+
These options define the behavior of the playlist. Some of them can be overridden in the playlist dialog box.
−
          be. Options are:
+
  -Z, --random, --no-random      Play files randomly forever (default disabled)
−
0 = no subtitles autodetected
+
          VLC will randomly play files in the playlist until interrupted.
−
1 = any subtitle
+
          (default disabled)
−
          file
+
  -L, --loop, --no-loop          Repeat all (default disabled)
−
2 = any subtitle file containing the movie name
+
          VLC will keep playing the playlist indefinitely. (default disabled)
−
3 = subtitle
+
  -R, --repeat, --no-repeat      Repeat current item (default disabled)
−
          file matching the movie name with additional chars
+
          VLC will keep playing the current playlist item. (default disabled)
−
4 = subtitle file
+
      --play-and-exit, --no-play-and-exit
−
          matching the movie name exactly
+
                                Play and exit (default disabled)
−
      --sub-autodetect-path=<string>
+
          Exit if there are no more items in the playlist. (default disabled)
−
                                Subtitle autodetection paths
+
      --play-and-stop, --no-play-and-stop
−
          Look for a subtitle file in those paths too, if your subtitle file
+
                                Play and stop (default disabled)
−
          was not found in the current directory.
+
          Stop the playlist after each played playlist item. (default disabled)
−
      --sub-margin=<integer>    Force subtitle position
+
      --play-and-pause, --no-play-and-pause
−
          You can use this option to place the subtitles under the movie,
+
                                Play and pause (default disabled)
−
          instead of over the movie. Try several positions.
+
          Pause each item in the playlist on the last frame. (default disabled)
−
  Overlays:
+
      --playlist-autostart, --no-playlist-autostart
−
      --sub-filter=<string>      Subpictures filter module
+
                                Auto start (default enabled)
−
          This adds so-called "subpicture filters". These filters overlay some
+
          Automatically start playing the playlist content once it's loaded.
−
          images or text over the video (like a logo, arbitrary text, ...).
+
          (default enabled)
−
  Track settings:
+
      --media-
−
      --program=<integer>        Program
 
−
          Choose the program to select by giving its Service ID. Only use this
 
−
          option if you want to read a multi-program stream (like DVB streams
 
−
          for example).
 
−
      --programs=<string>        Programs
 
−
          Choose the programs to select by giving a comma-separated list of
 
−
          Service IDs (SIDs). Only use this option if you want to read a
 
−
          multi-program stream (like DVB streams for example).
 
−
      --audio-track=<integer>    Audio track
 
−
          Stream number of the audio track to use (from 0 to n).
 
−
      --sub-track=<integer>      Subtitles track
 
−
          Stream number of the subtitle track to use (from 0 to n).
 
−
      --audio-language=<string>  Audio language
 
−
          Language of the audio track you want to use (comma separated, two or
 
−
          three letter country code, you may use 'none' to avoid a fallback to
 
−
          another language).
 
−
      --sub-language=<string>    Subtitle language
 
−
          Language of the subtitle track you want to use (comma separated, two
 
−
          or three letters country code, you may use 'any' as a fallback).
 
−
      --audio-track-id=<integer> Audio track ID
 
−
          Stream ID of the audio track to use.
 
−
      --sub-track-id=<integer>  Subtitles track ID
 
−
          Stream ID of the subtitle track to use.
 
−
  Playback control:
 
−
      --input-repeat=<integer>  Input repetitions
 
−
          Number of time the same input will be repeated
 
−
      --start-time=<float>      Start time
 
−
          The stream will start at this position (in seconds).
 
−
      --stop-time=<float>        Stop time
 
−
          The stream will stop at this position (in seconds).
 
−
      --run-time=<float>        Run time
 
−
         
 
 
           Toggle random playlist playback
 
           Toggle random playlist playback
−
       --global-key-random=<integer>
+
       --key-random=<string>     Random
−
                                Random
 
 
           Toggle random playlist playback
 
           Toggle random playlist playback
−
       --key-loop=<integer>       Normal/Repeat/Loop
+
       --global-key-loop=<string> Normal/Repeat/Loop
 
           Toggle Normal/Repeat/Loop playlist modes
 
           Toggle Normal/Repeat/Loop playlist modes
−
       --global-key-loop=<integer>
+
       --key-loop=<string>       Normal/Repeat/Loop
−
                                Normal/Repeat/Loop
 
 
           Toggle Normal/Repeat/Loop playlist modes
 
           Toggle Normal/Repeat/Loop playlist modes
 
   Zoom:
 
   Zoom:
−
       --key-zoom-quarter=<integer>
+
       --global-key-zoom-quarter=<string>
 
                                 1:4 Quarter
 
                                 1:4 Quarter
−
       --global-key-zoom-quarter=<integer>
+
       --key-zoom-quarter=<string>
 
                                 1:4 Quarter
 
                                 1:4 Quarter
−
      --key-zoom-half=<integer>  1:2 Half
+
       --global-key-zoom-half=<string>
−
       --global-key-zoom-half=<integer>
 
 
                                 1:2 Half
 
                                 1:2 Half
−
       --key-zoom-original=<integer>
+
       --key-zoom-half=<string>  1:2 Half
 +
      --global-key-zoom-original=<string>
 
                                 1:1 Original
 
                                 1:1 Original
−
       --global-key-zoom-original=<integer>
+
       --key-zoom-original=<string>
 
                                 1:1 Original
 
                                 1:1 Original
−
      --key-zoom-double=<integer>
+
       --global-key-zoom-double=<string>
−
                                2:1 Double
 
−
       --global-key-zoom-double=<integer>
 
 
                                 2:1 Double
 
                                 2:1 Double
 +
      --key-zoom-double=<string> 2:1 Double
 
   Jump sizes:
 
   Jump sizes:
−
       --extrashort-jump-size=<integer>
+
       --extrashort-jump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 
                                 Very short jump length
 
                                 Very short jump length
 
           Very short jump length, in seconds.
 
           Very short jump length, in seconds.
−
       --short-jump-size=<integer>
+
       --short-jump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 
                                 Short jump length
 
                                 Short jump length
 
           Short jump length, in seconds.
 
           Short jump length, in seconds.
−
       --medium-jump-size=<integer>
+
       --medium-jump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 
                                 Medium jump length
 
                                 Medium jump length
 
           Medium jump length, in seconds.
 
           Medium jump length, in seconds.
−
       --long-jump-size=<integer> Long jump length
+
       --long-jump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
 +
                                Long jump length
 
           Long jump length, in seconds.
 
           Long jump length, in seconds.
−
       --key-set-bookmark1=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark1=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 1
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 1
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark1=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark1=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 1
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 1
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark2=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark2=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 2
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 2
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark2=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark2=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 2
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 2
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark3=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark3=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 3
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 3
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark3=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark3=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 3
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 3
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark4=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark4=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 4
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 4
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark4=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark4=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 4
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 4
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark5=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark5=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 5
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 5
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark5=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark5=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 5
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 5
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark6=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark6=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 6
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 6
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark6=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark6=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 6
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 6
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark7=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark7=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 7
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 7
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark7=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark7=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 7
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 7
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark8=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark8=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 8
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 8
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark8=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark8=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 8
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 8
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark9=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark9=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 9
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 9
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark9=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark9=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 9
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 9
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-set-bookmark10=<integer>
+
       --global-key-set-bookmark10=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 10
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 10
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --global-key-set-bookmark10=<integer>
+
       --key-set-bookmark10=<string>
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 10
 
                                 Set playlist bookmark 10
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
 
           Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark1=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark1=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 1
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 1
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark1=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark1=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 1
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 1
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark2=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark2=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 2
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 2
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark2=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark2=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 2
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 2
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark3=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark3=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 3
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 3
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark3=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark3=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 3
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 3
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark4=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark4=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 4
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 4
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark4=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark4=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 4
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 4
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark5=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark5=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 5
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 5
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark5=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark5=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 5
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 5
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark6=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark6=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 6
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 6
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark6=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark6=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 6
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 6
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark7=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark7=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 7
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 7
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark7=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark7=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 7
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 7
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark8=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark8=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 8
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 8
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark8=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark8=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 8
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 8
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark9=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark9=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 9
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 9
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark9=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark9=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 9
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 9
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --key-play-bookmark10=<integer>
+
       --global-key-play-bookmark10=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 10
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 10
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
−
       --global-key-play-bookmark10=<integer>
+
       --key-play-bookmark10=<string>
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 10
 
                                 Play playlist bookmark 10
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
 
           Select the key to play this bookmark.
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                                 --advanced and --help-verbose) (default
 
                                 --advanced and --help-verbose) (default
 
                                 disabled)
 
                                 disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
   -H, --full-help, --no-full-help
 
   -H, --full-help, --no-full-help
 
                                 Exhaustive help for VLC and its modules
 
                                 Exhaustive help for VLC and its modules
 
                                 (default disabled)
 
                                 (default disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
       --longhelp, --no-longhelp  print help for VLC and all its modules (can
 
       --longhelp, --no-longhelp  print help for VLC and all its modules (can
 
                                 be combined with --advanced and
 
                                 be combined with --advanced and
 
                                 --help-verbose) (default disabled)
 
                                 --help-verbose) (default disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
       --help-verbose, --no-help-verbose
 
       --help-verbose, --no-help-verbose
 
                                 ask for extra verbosity when displaying help
 
                                 ask for extra verbosity when displaying help
 
                                 (default disabled)
 
                                 (default disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
   -l, --list, --no-list          print a list of available modules (default
 
   -l, --list, --no-list          print a list of available modules (default
 
                                 disabled)
 
                                 disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
       --list-verbose, --no-list-verbose
 
       --list-verbose, --no-list-verbose
 
                                 print a list of available modules with extra
 
                                 print a list of available modules with extra
 
                                 detail (default disabled)
 
                                 detail (default disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
   -p, --module=<string>          print help on a specific module (can be
 
   -p, --module=<string>          print help on a specific module (can be
 
                                 combined with --advanced and --help-verbose).
 
                                 combined with --advanced and --help-verbose).
 
                                 Prefix the module name with = for strict
 
                                 Prefix the module name with = for strict
 
                                 matches.
 
                                 matches.
 +
         
 
       --ignore-config, --no-ignore-config
 
       --ignore-config, --no-ignore-config
 
                                 no configuration option will be loaded nor
 
                                 no configuration option will be loaded nor
 
                                 saved to config file (default enabled)
 
                                 saved to config file (default enabled)
 +
          (default enabled)
 
       --reset-config, --no-reset-config
 
       --reset-config, --no-reset-config
 
                                 reset the current config to the default
 
                                 reset the current config to the default
 
                                 values (default disabled)
 
                                 values (default disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
       --reset-plugins-cache, --no-reset-plugins-cache
 
       --reset-plugins-cache, --no-reset-plugins-cache
 
                                 resets the current plugins cache (default
 
                                 resets the current plugins cache (default
 
                                 disabled)
 
                                 disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
       --version, --no-version    print version information (default disabled)
 
       --version, --no-version    print version information (default disabled)
 +
          (default disabled)
 
       --config=<string>          use alternate config file
 
       --config=<string>          use alternate config file
 
</nowiki>
 
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Revision as of 12:31, 19 February 2012

See also Command line, Console interfaces

Running the command 

vlc --help

will create a .TXT file containnig all the command-line options.

If you look for help, on a particular module, you can also use 

vlc -p module --advanced

Undocumented option: 

 -vvv     "Verbose verbose verbose". Verbose output (debug infos can be displayed by selecting "Debug logging" interface under View->Add Interface menu)

Here's the output of vlc -H of the stable 2.0.0 under Windows. If you are looking for 0.8.6 help, go VLC-0-8-6_command-line_help. If you are looking for 0.9.x help, go VLC-0-9-x_command-line_help. If you are looking for 1.0.x help, go VLC-1-0-x_command-line_help. If you are looking for 1.1.x help, go VLC-1-1-x_command-line_help

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Usage: vlc [options] [stream] ...
You can specify multiple streams on the commandline.
They will be enqueued in the playlist.
The first item specified will be played first.

Options-styles:
  --option  A global option that is set for the duration of the program.
   -option  A single letter version of a global --option.
   :option  An option that only applies to the stream directly before it
            and that overrides previous settings.

Stream MRL syntax:
  [[access][/demux]://]URL[#[title][:chapter][-[title][:chapter]]]
  [:option=value ...]

  Many of the global --options can also be used as MRL specific :options.
  Multiple :option=value pairs can be specified.

URL syntax:
  file:///path/file              Plain media file
  http://host[:port]/file        HTTP URL
  ftp://host[:port]/file         FTP URL
  mms://host[:port]/file         MMS URL
  screen://                      Screen capture
  dvd://[device]                 DVD device
  vcd://[device]                 VCD device
  cdda://[device]                Audio CD device
  udp://[[<source address>]@[<bind address>][:<bind port>]]
                                 UDP stream sent by a streaming server
  vlc://pause:<seconds>          Pause the playlist for a certain time
  vlc://quit                     Special item to quit VLC


No matching module found. Use --list or --list-verbose to list available modules.

 Visualizer filter
   General:
      --effect-list=<string>     Effects list
          A list of visual effect, separated by commas.
Current effects
          include: dummy, scope, spectrum, spectrometer and vuMeter.
      --effect-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video width
          The width of the effects video window, in pixels.
      --effect-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video height
          The height of the effects video window, in pixels.
   Spectrum analyser:
      --visual-80-bands, --no-visual-80-bands
                                 Show 80 bands instead of 20 (default enabled)
          Show 80 bands instead of 20 (default enabled)
      --visual-peaks, --no-visual-peaks
                                 Draw peaks in the analyzer (default enabled)
          Draw peaks in the analyzer (default enabled)
   Spectrometer:
      --spect-show-original, --no-spect-show-original
                                 Enable original graphic spectrum (default
                                 disabled)
          Enable the "flat" spectrum analyzer in the spectrometer. (default
          disabled)
      --spect-show-base, --no-spect-show-base
                                 Draw the base of the bands (default enabled)
          Draw the base of the bands (default enabled)
      --spect-radius=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Base pixel radius
          Defines radius size in pixels, of base of bands(beginning).
      --spect-sections=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Spectral sections
          Determines how many sections of spectrum will exist.
      --spect-color=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 V-plane color
          YUV-Color cube shifting across the V-plane ( 0 - 127 ).
      --spect-show-bands, --no-spect-show-bands
                                 Draw bands in the spectrometer (default
                                 enabled)
          Draw bands in the spectrometer (default enabled)
      --spect-80-bands, --no-spect-80-bands
                                 Show 80 bands instead of 20 (default enabled)
          Show 80 bands instead of 20 (default enabled)
      --spect-separ=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of blank pixels between bands.
          Number of blank pixels between bands.
      --spect-amp=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Amplification
          This is a coefficient that modifies the height of the bands.
      --spect-show-peaks, --no-spect-show-peaks
                                 Draw peaks in the analyzer (default enabled)
          Draw peaks in the analyzer (default enabled)
      --spect-peak-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Peak extra width
          Additions or subtractions of pixels on the peak width.
      --spect-peak-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Peak height
          Total pixel height of the peak items.

 libprojectM effect
      --projectm-preset-path=<string>
                                 projectM preset path
          Path to the projectM preset directory
      --projectm-title-font=<string>
                                 Title font
          Font used for the titles
      --projectm-menu-font=<string>
                                 Font menu
          Font used for the menus
      --projectm-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video width
          The width of the video window, in pixels.
      --projectm-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video height
          The height of the video window, in pixels.
      --projectm-meshx=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Mesh width
          The width of the mesh, in pixels.
      --projectm-meshy=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Mesh height
          The height of the mesh, in pixels.
      --projectm-texture-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Texture size
          The size of the texture, in pixels.

 Goom effect
      --goom-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Goom display width
          This allows you to set the resolution of the Goom display (bigger
          resolution will be prettier but more CPU intensive).
      --goom-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Goom display height
          This allows you to set the resolution of the Goom display (bigger
          resolution will be prettier but more CPU intensive).
      --goom-speed=<integer [1 .. 10]>
                                 Goom animation speed
          This allows you to set the animation speed (between 1 and 10,
          defaults to 6).

 YUV video output
      --yuv-file=<string>        device, fifo or filename
          device, fifo or filename to write yuv frames too.
      --yuv-chroma=<string>      Chroma used
          Force use of a specific chroma for output. Default is I420.
      --yuv-yuv4mpeg2, --no-yuv-yuv4mpeg2
                                 YUV4MPEG2 header (default disabled) (default
                                 disabled)
          The YUV4MPEG2 header is compatible with mplayer yuv video output and
          requires YV12/I420 fourcc. By default vlc writes the fourcc of the
          picture frame into the output destination. (default disabled)

 Video memory output
      --vmem-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Width
          Video memory buffer width.
      --vmem-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Height
          Video memory buffer height.
      --vmem-pitch=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pitch
          Video memory buffer pitch in bytes.
      --vmem-chroma=<string>     Chroma
          Output chroma for the memory image as a 4-character string, eg.
          "RV32".

 Dummy video output
      --dummy-chroma=<string>    Dummy image chroma format
          Force the dummy video output to create images using a specific chroma
          format instead of trying to improve performances by using the most
          efficient one.

 Embedded window video
      --drawable-hwnd=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Window handle (HWND)
          Video will be embedded in this pre-existing window. If zero, a new
          window will be created.

 DirectX (DirectDraw) video output
 Recommended video output for Windows XP. Incompatible with Vista's Aero interface
      --directx-hw-yuv, --no-directx-hw-yuv
                                 Use hardware YUV->RGB conversions (default
                                 enabled)
          Try to use hardware acceleration for YUV->RGB conversions. This
          option doesn't have any effect when using overlays. (default enabled)
      --directx-use-sysmem, --no-directx-use-sysmem
                                 Use video buffers in system memory (default
                                 disabled)
          Create video buffers in system memory instead of video memory. This
          isn't recommended as usually using video memory allows benefiting
          from more hardware acceleration (like rescaling or YUV->RGB
          conversions). This option doesn't have any effect when using
          overlays. (default disabled)
      --directx-3buffering, --no-directx-3buffering
                                 Use triple buffering for overlays (default
                                 enabled)
          Try to use triple buffering when using YUV overlays. That results in
          much better video quality (no flickering). (default enabled)
      --directx-device={}        Name of desired display device
          In a multiple monitor configuration, you can specify the Windows
          device name of the display that you want the video window to open on.
          For example, "\\.\DISPLAY1" or "\\.\DISPLAY2".

 Direct3D video output
 Recommended video output for Windows Vista and later versions
      --direct3d-hw-blending, --no-direct3d-hw-blending
                                 Use hardware blending support (default
                                 enabled)
          Try to use hardware acceleration for subtitles/OSD blending. (default
          enabled)

 Wall video filter
      --wall-cols=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of columns
          Number of horizontal windows in which to split the video.
      --wall-rows=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of rows
          Number of vertical windows in which to split the video.
      --wall-active=<string>     Active windows
          Comma-separated list of active windows, defaults to all
      --wall-element-aspect=<string>
                                 Element aspect ratio
          Aspect ratio of the individual displays building the wall.

 Video transformation filter
 Rotate or flip the video
      --transform-type={90,180,270,hflip,vflip}
                                 Transform type
          One of '90', '180', '270', 'hflip' and 'vflip'

 Video scaling filter
      --swscale-mode={0 (Fast bilinear), 1 (Bilinear), 2 (Bicubic (good quality)), 3 (Experimental), 4 (Nearest neighbour (bad quality)), 5 (Area), 6 (Luma bicubic / chroma bilinear), 7 (Gauss), 8 (SincR), 9 (Lanczos), 10 (Bicubic spline)}
                                 Scaling mode
          Scaling mode to use.

 Subtitles delay
 Change subtitles delay
      --subsdelay-mode={0 (Absolute delay), 1 (Relative to source delay), 2 (Relative to source content)}
                                 Delay calculation mode
          Absolute delay - add absolute delay to each subtitle. Relative to
          source delay - multiply subtitle delay. Relative to source content -
          determine subtitle delay from its content (text).
      --subsdelay-factor=<float [0.000000 .. 20.000000]>
                                 Calculation factor
          Calculation factor. In Absolute delay mode the factor represents
          seconds.
      --subsdelay-overlap=<integer [1 .. 4]>
                                 Maximum overlapping subtitles
          Maximum number of subtitles allowed at the same time.
      --subsdelay-min-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Minimum alpha value
          Alpha value of the earliest subtitle, where 0 is fully transparent
          and 255 is fully opaque.
   Overlap fix:
      --subsdelay-min-stops=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Interval between two disappearances
          Minimum time (in milliseconds) that subtitle should stay after its
          predecessor has disappeared (subtitle delay will be extended to meet
          this requirement).
      --subsdelay-min-start-stop=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Interval between appearance and disappearance
          Minimum time (in milliseconds) that subtitle should stay after newer
          subtitle has appeared (earlier subtitle delay will be shortened to
          avoid the overlap).
      --subsdelay-min-stop-start=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Interval between disappearance and appearance
          Minimum time (in milliseconds) between subtitle disappearance and
          newer subtitle appearance (earlier subtitle delay will be extended to
          fill the gap).

 Sharpen video filter
 Augment contrast between contours.
      --sharpen-sigma=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
                                 Sharpen strength (0-2)
          Set the Sharpen strength, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 0.05.

 Sepia video filter
 Gives video a warmer tone by applying sepia effect
      --sepia-intensity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Sepia intensity
          Intensity of sepia effect

 Scene video filter
 Send your video to picture files
      --scene-format=<string>    Image format
          Format of the output images (png, jpeg, ...).
      --scene-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Image width
          You can enforce the image width. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
          the video characteristics.
      --scene-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Image height
          You can enforce the image height. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
          the video characteristics.
      --scene-prefix=<string>    Filename prefix
          Prefix of the output images filenames. Output filenames will have the
          "prefixNUMBER.format" form if replace is not true.
      --scene-path=<string>      Directory path prefix
          Directory path where images files should be saved.If not set, then
          images will be automatically saved in users homedir.
      --scene-replace, --no-scene-replace
                                 Always write to the same file (default
                                 disabled)
          Always write to the same file instead of creating one file per image.
          In this case, the number is not appended to the filename. (default
          disabled)
      --scene-ratio=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Recording ratio
          Ratio of images to record. 3 means that one image out of three is
          recorded.

 RSS and Atom feed display
 Display a RSS or ATOM Feed on your video
      --rss-urls=<string>        Feed URLs
          RSS/Atom feed '|' (pipe) separated URLs.
   Position:
      --rss-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 X offset
          X offset, from the left screen edge.
      --rss-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Y offset
          Y offset, down from the top.
      --rss-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Text position
          You can enforce the text position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom; you can also use combinations of these
          values, eg 6 = top-right).
   Font:
      --rss-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Opacity
          Opacity (inverse of transparency) of overlay text. 0 = transparent,
          255 = totally opaque.
      --rss-color={-268435456 (Default), 0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
                                 Color
          Color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must be an
          hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for red, then
          green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 = green,
          #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
      --rss-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Font size, pixels
          Font size, in pixels. Default is -1 (use default font size).
   Misc:
      --rss-speed=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Speed of feeds
          Speed of the RSS/Atom feeds in microseconds (bigger is slower).
      --rss-length=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Max length
          Maximum number of characters displayed on the screen.
      --rss-ttl=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Refresh time
          Number of seconds between each forced refresh of the feeds. 0 means
          that the feeds are never updated.
      --rss-images, --no-rss-images
                                 Feed images (default enabled)
          Display feed images if available. (default enabled)
      --rss-title={-1 (Default), 0 (Don't show), 1 (Always visible), 2 (Scroll with feed)}
                                 Title display mode
          Title display mode. Default is 0 (hidden) if the feed has an image
          and feed images are enabled, 1 otherwise.

 Rotate video filter
      --rotate-angle=<integer [0 .. 359]>
                                 Angle in degrees
          Angle in degrees (0 to 359)

 Remote-OSD over VNC
      --rmtosd-host=<string>     VNC Host
          VNC hostname or IP address.
      --rmtosd-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
                                 VNC Port
          VNC port number.
      --rmtosd-password=<string> VNC Password
          VNC password.
      --rmtosd-update=<integer [200 .. 300]>
                                 VNC poll interval
          In this interval an update from VNC is requested, default every 300
          ms. 
      --rmtosd-vnc-polling, --no-rmtosd-vnc-polling
                                 VNC polling (default disabled)
          Activate VNC polling. Do NOT activate for use as VDR ffnetdev client.
          (default disabled)
      --rmtosd-mouse-events, --no-rmtosd-mouse-events
                                 Mouse events (default disabled)
          Send mouse events to VNC host. Not needed for use as VDR ffnetdev
          client. (default disabled)
      --rmtosd-key-events, --no-rmtosd-key-events
                                 Key events (default disabled)
          Send key events to VNC host. (default disabled)
      --rmtosd-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Alpha transparency value (default 255)
          The transparency of the OSD VNC can be changed by giving a value
          between 0 and 255. A lower value specifies more transparency a higher
          means less transparency. The default is being not transparent (value
          255) the minimum is fully transparent (value 0).

 Puzzle interactive game video filter
      --puzzle-rows=<integer [2 .. 16]>
                                 Number of puzzle rows
          Number of puzzle rows
      --puzzle-cols=<integer [2 .. 16]>
                                 Number of puzzle columns
          Number of puzzle columns
      --puzzle-black-slot, --no-puzzle-black-slot
                                 Make one tile a black slot (default disabled)
          Make one slot black. Other tiles can only be swapped with the black
          slot. (default disabled)

 Video post processing filter
      --postproc-q=<integer [0 .. 6]>
                                 Post processing quality
          Quality of post processing. Valid range is 0 (disabled) to 6
          (highest)
Higher levels require more CPU power, but produce higher
          quality pictures.
With default filter chain, the values map to the
          following filters:
1: hb, 2-4: hb+vb, 5-6: hb+vb+dr
      --postproc-name=<string>   FFmpeg post processing filter chains
          FFmpeg post processing filter chains

 Posterize video filter
 Posterize video by lowering the number of colors
      --posterize-level=<integer [2 .. 256]>
                                 Posterize level
          Posterize level (number of colors is cube of this value)

 Panoramix: wall with overlap video filter
 Split the video in multiple windows to display on a wall of screens
      --panoramix-cols=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of columns
          Select the number of horizontal video windows in which to split the
          video
      --panoramix-rows=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of rows
          Select the number of vertical video windows in which to split the
          video
      --panoramix-bz-length=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 length of the overlapping area (in %)
          Select in percent the length of the blended zone
      --panoramix-bz-height=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 height of the overlapping area (in %)
          Select in percent the height of the blended zone (case of 2x2 wall)
      --panoramix-attenuate, --no-panoramix-attenuate
                                 Attenuation (default enabled)
          Check this option if you want attenuate blended zone by this plug-in
          (if option is unchecked, attenuate is made by opengl) (default
          enabled)
      --panoramix-bz-begin=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 Attenuation, begin (in %)
          Select in percent the Lagrange coefficient of the beginning blended
          zone
      --panoramix-bz-middle=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 Attenuation, middle (in %)
          Select in percent the Lagrange coefficient of the middle of blended
          zone
      --panoramix-bz-end=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 Attenuation, end (in %)
          Select in percent the Lagrange coefficient of the end of blended zone
      --panoramix-bz-middle-pos=<integer [1 .. 99]>
                                 middle position (in %)
          Select in percent (50 is center) the position of the middle point
          (Lagrange) of blended zone
      --panoramix-bz-gamma-red=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
                                 Gamma (Red) correction
          Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Red or Y
          component)
      --panoramix-bz-gamma-green=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
                                 Gamma (Green) correction
          Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Green or U
          component)
      --panoramix-bz-gamma-blue=<float [0.000000 .. 5.000000]>
                                 Gamma (Blue) correction
          Select the gamma for the correction of blended zone (Blue or V
          component)
      --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Black Crush for Red
          Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Red or Y component)
      --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Black Crush for Green
          Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Green or U component)
      --panoramix-bz-blackcrush-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Black Crush for Blue
          Select the Black Crush of blended zone (Blue or V component)
      --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Crush for Red
          Select the White Crush of blended zone (Red or Y component)
      --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Crush for Green
          Select the White Crush of blended zone (Green or U component)
      --panoramix-bz-whitecrush-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Crush for Blue
          Select the White Crush of blended zone (Blue or V component)
      --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Black Level for Red
          Select the Black Level of blended zone (Red or Y component)
      --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Black Level for Green
          Select the Black Level of blended zone (Green or U component)
      --panoramix-bz-blacklevel-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Black Level for Blue
          Select the Black Level of blended zone (Blue or V component)
      --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Level for Red
          Select the White Level of blended zone (Red or Y component)
      --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Level for Green
          Select the White Level of blended zone (Green or U component)
      --panoramix-bz-whitelevel-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Level for Blue
          Select the White Level of blended zone (Blue or V component)
      --panoramix-active=<string>
                                 Active windows
          Comma separated list of active windows, defaults to all

 On Screen Display menu
      --osdmenu-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 X coordinate
          You can move the OSD menu by left-clicking on it.
      --osdmenu-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Y coordinate
          You can move the OSD menu by left-clicking on it.
      --osdmenu-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Menu position
          You can enforce the OSD menu position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
          values, eg. 6 = top-right).
      --osdmenu-file=<string>    Configuration file
          Configuration file for the OSD Menu.
      --osdmenu-file-path=<string>
                                 Path to OSD menu images
          Path to the OSD menu images. This will override the path defined in
          the OSD configuration file.
      --osdmenu-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Menu timeout
          OSD menu pictures get a default timeout of 15 seconds added to their
          remaining time. This will ensure that they are at least the specified
          time visible.
      --osdmenu-update=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
                                 Menu update interval
          The default is to update the OSD menu picture every 200 ms. Shorten
          the update time for environments that experience transmissions
          errors. Be careful with this option as encoding OSD menu pictures is
          very computing intensive. The range is 0 - 1000 ms.
      --osdmenu-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Alpha transparency value (default 255)
          The transparency of the OSD menu can be changed by giving a value
          between 0 and 255. A lower value specifies more transparency a higher
          means less transparency. The default is being not transparent (value
          255) the minimum is fully transparent (value 0).

 Motion blur filter
      --blur-factor=<integer [1 .. 127]>
                                 Blur factor (1-127)
          The degree of blurring from 1 to 127.

 Mosaic video sub source
      --mosaic-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Transparency
          Transparency of the mosaic foreground pictures. 0 means transparent,
          255 opaque (default).
      --mosaic-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Height
          Total height of the mosaic, in pixels.
      --mosaic-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Width
          Total width of the mosaic, in pixels.
      --mosaic-align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Mosaic alignment
          You can enforce the mosaic alignment on the video (0=center, 1=left,
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
          values, eg 6 = top-right).
      --mosaic-xoffset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Top left corner X coordinate
          X Coordinate of the top-left corner of the mosaic.
      --mosaic-yoffset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Top left corner Y coordinate
          Y Coordinate of the top-left corner of the mosaic.
      --mosaic-borderw=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Border width
          Width in pixels of the border between miniatures.
      --mosaic-borderh=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Border height
          Height in pixels of the border between miniatures.
      --mosaic-position={0 (auto), 1 (fixed), 2 (offsets)}
                                 Positioning method
          Positioning method for the mosaic. auto: automatically choose the
          best number of rows and columns. fixed: use the user-defined number
          of rows and columns. offsets: use the user-defined offsets for each
          image.
      --mosaic-rows=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of rows
          Number of image rows in the mosaic (only used if positioning method
          is set to "fixed").
      --mosaic-cols=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of columns
          Number of image columns in the mosaic (only used if positioning
          method is set to "fixed".
      --mosaic-keep-aspect-ratio, --no-mosaic-keep-aspect-ratio
                                 Keep aspect ratio (default disabled)
          Keep the original aspect ratio when resizing mosaic elements.
          (default disabled)
      --mosaic-keep-picture, --no-mosaic-keep-picture
                                 Keep original size (default disabled)
          Keep the original size of mosaic elements. (default disabled)
      --mosaic-order=<string>    Elements order
          You can enforce the order of the elements on the mosaic. You must
          give a comma-separated list of picture ID(s).These IDs are assigned
          in the "mosaic-bridge" module.
      --mosaic-offsets=<string>  Offsets in order
          You can enforce the (x,y) offsets of the elements on the mosaic (only
          used if positioning method is set to "offsets"). You must give a
          comma-separated list of coordinates (eg: 10,10,150,10).
      --mosaic-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Delay
          Pictures coming from the mosaic elements will be delayed according to
          this value (in milliseconds). For high values you will need to raise
          caching at input.

 Mirror video filter
 Splits video in two same parts, like in a mirror
      --mirror-split={0 (Vertical), 1 (Horizontal)}
                                 Mirror orientation
          Defines orientation of the mirror splitting.     Can be vertical or
          horizontal
      --mirror-direction={0 (Left to right/Top to bottom), 1 (Right to left/Bottom to top)}
                                 Direction
          Direction of the mirroring

 Marquee display
 Display text above the video
      --marq-marquee=<string>    Text
          Marquee text to display. (Available format strings: Time related: %Y
          = year, %m = month, %d = day, %H = hour, %M = minute, %S = second,
          ... Meta data related: $a = artist, $b = album, $c = copyright, $d =
          description, $e = encoded by, $g = genre, $l = language, $n = track
          num, $p = now playing, $r = rating, $s = subtitles language, $t =
          title, $u = url, $A = date, $B = audio bitrate (in kb/s), $C =
          chapter,$D = duration, $F = full name with path, $I = title, $L =
          time left, $N = name, $O = audio language, $P = position (in %), $R =
          rate, $S = audio sample rate (in kHz), $T = time, $U = publisher, $V
          = volume, $_ = new line) 
   Position:
      --marq-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 X offset
          X offset, from the left screen edge.
      --marq-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Y offset
          Y offset, down from the top.
      --marq-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Marquee position
          You can enforce the marquee position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
          values, eg 6 = top-right).
   Font:
      --marq-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Opacity
          Opacity (inverse of transparency) of overlayed text. 0 = transparent,
          255 = totally opaque. 
      --marq-color={-268435456 (Default), 0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
                                 Color
          Color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must be an
          hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for red, then
          green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 = green,
          #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
      --marq-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Font size, pixels
          Font size, in pixels. Default is -1 (use default font size).
   Misc:
      --marq-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Timeout
          Number of milliseconds the marquee must remain displayed. Default
          value is 0 (remains forever).
      --marq-refresh=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Refresh period in ms
          Number of milliseconds between string updates. This is mainly useful
          when using meta data or time format string sequences.

 Logo sub source
 Use a local picture as logo on the video
      --logo-file=<string>       Logo filenames
          Full path of the image files to use. Format is <image>[,<delay in
          ms>[,<alpha>]][;<image>[,<delay>[,<alpha>]]][;...]. If you only have
          one file, simply enter its filename.
      --logo-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 X coordinate
          X coordinate of the logo. You can move the logo by left-clicking it.
      --logo-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Y coordinate
          Y coordinate of the logo. You can move the logo by left-clicking it.
      --logo-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Logo individual image time in ms
          Individual image display time of 0 - 60000 ms.
      --logo-repeat=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Logo animation # of loops
          Number of loops for the logo animation.-1 = continuous, 0 = disabled
      --logo-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Opacity of the logo
          Logo opacity value (from 0 for full transparency to 255 for full
          opacity).
      --logo-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Logo position
          Enforce the logo position on the video (0=center, 1=left, 2=right,
          4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these values, eg 6
          = top-right).

 High Quality 3D Denoiser filter
      --hqdn3d-luma-spat=<float [0.000000 .. 254.000000]>
                                 Spatial luma strength (0-254)
          Spatial luma strength (default 4)
      --hqdn3d-chroma-spat=<float [0.000000 .. 254.000000]>
                                 Spatial chroma strength (0-254)
          Spatial chroma strength (default 3)
      --hqdn3d-luma-temp=<float [0.000000 .. 254.000000]>
                                 Temporal luma strength (0-254)
          Temporal luma strength (default 6)
      --hqdn3d-chroma-temp=<float [0.000000 .. 254.000000]>
                                 Temporal chroma strength (0-254)
          Temporal chroma strength (default 4.5)

 Grain video filter
 Adds filtered gaussian noise
      --grain-variance=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
                                 Variance
          Variance of the gaussian noise
      --grain-period-min=<integer [1 .. 64]>
                                 Minimal period
          Minimal period of the noise grain in pixel
      --grain-period-max=<integer [1 .. 64]>
                                 Maximal period
          Maximal period of the noise grain in pixel

 Gradient video filter
 Apply color gradient or edge detection effects
      --gradient-mode={gradient,edge,hough}
                                 Distort mode
          Distort mode, one of "gradient", "edge" and "hough".
      --gradient-type=<integer [0 .. 1]>
                                 Gradient image type
          Gradient image type (0 or 1). 0 will turn the image to white while 1
          will keep colors.
      --gradient-cartoon, --no-gradient-cartoon
                                 Apply cartoon effect (default enabled)
          Apply cartoon effect. It is only used by "gradient" and "edge".
          (default enabled)

 Gradfun video filter
 Debanding algorithm
      --gradfun-radius=<integer [4 .. 32]>
                                 Radius
          Radius in pixels
      --gradfun-strength=<float [0.510000 .. 255.000000]>
                                 Strength
          Strength used to modify the value of a pixel

 Gaussian blur video filter
 Add a blurring effect
      --gaussianblur-sigma=<float>
                                 Gaussian's std deviation
          Gaussian's standard deviation. The blurring will take into account
          pixels up to 3*sigma away in any direction.

 Extract RGB component video filter
      --extract-component={16711680 (Red), 65280 (Green), 255 (Blue)}
                                 RGB component to extract
          RGB component to extract. 0 for Red, 1 for Green and 2 for Blue.

 Erase video filter
 Remove zones of the video using a picture as mask
      --erase-mask=<string>      Image mask
          Image mask. Pixels with an alpha value greater than 50% will be
          erased.
      --erase-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 X coordinate
          X coordinate of the mask.
      --erase-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Y coordinate
          Y coordinate of the mask.

 Deinterlacing video filter
      --sout-deinterlace-mode={discard,blend,mean,bob,linear,x,yadif,yadif2x,phosphor,ivtc}
                                 Streaming deinterlace mode
          Deinterlace method to use for streaming.
      --sout-deinterlace-phosphor-chroma={1 (Latest), 2 (AltLine), 3 (Blend), 4 (Upconvert)}
                                 Phosphor chroma mode for 4:2:0 input
          Choose handling for colours in those output frames that fall across
          input frame boundaries. 

Latest: take chroma from new (bright) field
          only. Good for interlaced input, such as videos from a camcorder.
          

AltLine: take chroma line 1 from top field, line 2 from bottom
          field, etc. 
Default, good for NTSC telecined input (anime DVDs,
          etc.). 

Blend: average input field chromas. May distort the colours
          of the new (bright) field, too. 

Upconvert: output in 4:2:2 format
          (independent chroma for each field). Best simulation, but requires
          more CPU and memory bandwidth.
      --sout-deinterlace-phosphor-dimmer={1 (Off), 2 (Low), 3 (Medium), 4 (High)}
                                 Phosphor old field dimmer strength
          This controls the strength of the darkening filter that simulates CRT
          TV phosphor light decay for the old field in the Phosphor framerate
          doubler. Default: Low.

 Video scaling filter
   Crop:
      --croppadd-croptop=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pixels to crop from top
          Number of pixels to crop from the top of the image.
      --croppadd-cropbottom=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pixels to crop from bottom
          Number of pixels to crop from the bottom of the image.
      --croppadd-cropleft=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pixels to crop from left
          Number of pixels to crop from the left of the image.
      --croppadd-cropright=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pixels to crop from right
          Number of pixels to crop from the right of the image.
   Padd:
      --croppadd-paddtop=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pixels to padd to top
          Number of pixels to padd to the top of the image after cropping.
      --croppadd-paddbottom=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pixels to padd to bottom
          Number of pixels to padd to the bottom of the image after cropping.
      --croppadd-paddleft=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pixels to padd to left
          Number of pixels to padd to the left of the image after cropping.
      --croppadd-paddright=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Pixels to padd to right
          Number of pixels to padd to the right of the image after cropping.

 Color threshold filter
 Select one color in the video
      --colorthres-color={16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 65280 (Lime), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
                                 Color
          Colors similar to this will be kept, others will be grayscaled. This
          must be an hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are
          for red, then green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red,
          #00FF00 = green, #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
      --colorthres-saturationthres=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Saturation threshold
           
      --colorthres-similaritythres=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Similarity threshold
           

 Clone video filter
 Duplicate your video to multiple windows and/or video output modules
      --clone-count=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of clones
          Number of video windows in which to clone the video.
      --clone-vout-list=<string> Video output modules
          You can use specific video output modules for the clones. Use a
          comma-separated list of modules.

 Canvas video filter
 Automatically resize and pad a video
      --canvas-width=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Output width
          Output (canvas) image width
      --canvas-height=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Output height
          Output (canvas) image height
      --canvas-aspect=<string>   Output picture aspect ratio
          Set the canvas' picture aspect ratio. If omitted, the canvas is
          assumed to have the same SAR as the input.
      --canvas-padd, --no-canvas-padd
                                 Pad video (default enabled)
          If enabled, video will be padded to fit in canvas after scaling.
          Otherwise, video will be cropped to fix in canvas after scaling.
          (default enabled)

 Bluescreen video filter
 This effect, also known as "greenscreen" or "chroma key" blends the "blue parts" of the foreground image of the mosaic on the background (like weather forecasts). You can choose the "key" color for blending (blue by default).
      --bluescreen-u=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Bluescreen U value
          "U" value for the bluescreen key color (in YUV values). From 0 to
          255. Defaults to 120 for blue.
      --bluescreen-v=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Bluescreen V value
          "V" value for the bluescreen key color (in YUV values). From 0 to
          255. Defaults to 90 for blue.
      --bluescreen-ut=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Bluescreen U tolerance
          Tolerance of the bluescreen blender on color variations for the U
          plane. A value between 10 and 20 seems sensible.
      --bluescreen-vt=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Bluescreen V tolerance
          Tolerance of the bluescreen blender on color variations for the V
          plane. A value between 10 and 20 seems sensible.

 Blending benchmark filter
   Benchmarking:
      --blendbench-loops=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of time to blend
          The number of time the blend will be performed
      --blendbench-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Alpha of the blended image
          Alpha with which the blend image is blended
   Base image:
      --blendbench-base-image=<string>
                                 Image to be blended onto
          The image which will be used to blend onto
      --blendbench-base-chroma=<string>
                                 Chroma for the base image
          Chroma which the base image will be loaded in
   Blend image:
      --blendbench-blend-image=<string>
                                 Image which will be blended
          The image blended onto the base image
      --blendbench-blend-chroma=<string>
                                 Chroma for the blend image
          Chroma which the blend image will be loaded in

 Ball video filter
 Augmented reality ball game
      --ball-color={red,green,blue,white}
                                 Ball color
          Ball color
      --ball-speed=<integer [1 .. 15]>
                                 Ball speed
          Set ball speed, the displacement value                               
           in number of pixels by frame.
      --ball-size=<integer [5 .. 30]>
                                 Ball size
          Set ball size giving its radius in number                            
              of pixels
      --ball-gradient-threshold=<integer [1 .. 200]>
                                 Gradient threshold
          Set gradient threshold for edge computation.
      --ball-edge-visible, --no-ball-edge-visible
                                 Edge visible (default enabled)
          Set edge visibility. (default enabled)

 Audio Bar Graph Video sub source
      --audiobargraph_v-i_values=<string>
                                 Value of the audio channels levels
          Value of the audio level of each channels between 0 and 1. Each level
          should be separated with ':'.
      --audiobargraph_v-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 X coordinate
          X coordinate of the bargraph.
      --audiobargraph_v-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Y coordinate
          Y coordinate of the bargraph.
      --audiobargraph_v-transparency=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Transparency of the bargraph
          Bargraph transparency value (from 0 for full transparency to 255 for
          full opacity).
      --audiobargraph_v-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Bargraph position
          Enforce the bargraph position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
          values, eg 6 = top-right).
      --audiobargraph_v-alarm=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Alarm
          Signals a silence and displays and alert (0=no alarm, 1=alarm).
      --audiobargraph_v-barWidth=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Bar width in pixel (default : 10)
          Width in pixel of each bar in the BarGraph to be displayed (default :
          10).

 AtmoLight Filter
 This module allows controlling an so called AtmoLight device connected to your computer.
AtmoLight is the homegrown version of what Philips calls AmbiLight.
If you need further information feel free to visit us at

http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/Atmo-plugin
http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/AtmoWin

You can find there detailed descriptions on how to build it for yourself and where to get the required parts.
You can also have a look at pictures and some movies showing such a device in live action.
   Choose Devicetype and Connection:
      --atmo-device={0 (AtmoWin Software), 1 (Classic AtmoLight), 2 (Quattro AtmoLight), 3 (DMX), 4 (MoMoLight), 5 (fnordlicht)}
                                 Device type
          Choose your preferred hardware from the list, or choose AtmoWin
          Software to delegate processing to the external process - with more
          options
      --atmo-serialdev=<string>  Serial Port/Device
          Name of the serial port where the AtmoLight controller is attached
          to.
On Windows usually something like COM1 or COM2. On Linux
          /dev/ttyS01 f.e.
      --atmo-atmowinexe=<string> Filename of AtmoWin*.exe
          if you want the AtmoLight control software to be launched by VLC,
          enter the complete path of AtmoWinA.exe here.
   Illuminate the room with this color on pause:
      --atmo-usepausecolor, --no-atmo-usepausecolor
                                 Color when paused (default disabled)
          Set the color to show if the user pauses the video. (Have light to
          get another beer?) (default disabled)
      --atmo-pcolor-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Pause-Red
          Red component of the pause color
      --atmo-pcolor-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Pause-Green
          Green component of the pause color
      --atmo-pcolor-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Pause-Blue
          Blue component of the pause color
      --atmo-fadesteps=<integer [1 .. 250]>
                                 Pause-Fadesteps
          Number of steps to change current color to pause color (each step
          takes 40ms)
   Illuminate the room with this color on shutdown:
      --atmo-ecolor-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 End-Red
          Red component of the shutdown color
      --atmo-ecolor-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 End-Green
          Green component of the shutdown color
      --atmo-ecolor-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 End-Blue
          Blue component of the shutdown color
      --atmo-efadesteps=<integer [1 .. 250]>
                                 End-Fadesteps
          Number of steps to change current color to end color for dimming up
          the light in cinema style... (each step takes 40ms)
   DMX options:
      --atmo-dmx-channels=<integer [1 .. 64]>
                                 Count of AtmoLight channels
          How many AtmoLight channels, should be emulated with that DMX device
      --atmo-dmx-chbase=<string> DMX address for each channel
          Define here the DMX base address for each channel use , or ; to
          separate the values
   MoMoLight options:
      --atmo-momo-channels=<integer [3 .. 4]>
                                 Count of channels
          Depending on your MoMoLight hardware choose 3 or 4 channels
   fnordlicht options:
      --atmo-fnordlicht-amount=<integer [1 .. 254]>
                                 Count of fnordlicht's
          Depending on the amount your fnordlicht hardware choose 1 to 254
          channels
   Zone Layout for the build-in Atmo:
      --atmo-zones-top=<integer [0 .. 16]>
                                 Number of zones on top
          Number of zones on the top of the screen
      --atmo-zones-bottom=<integer [0 .. 16]>
                                 Number of zones on bottom
          Number of zones on the bottom of the screen
      --atmo-zones-lr=<integer [0 .. 16]>
                                 Zones on left / right side
          left and right side having always the same number of zones
      --atmo-zone-summary, --no-atmo-zone-summary
                                 Calculate a average zone (default disabled)
          it contains the average of all pixels in the sample image (only
          useful for single channel AtmoLight) (default disabled)
   Settings for the built-in Live Video Processor only:
      --atmo-edgeweightning=<integer [1 .. 30]>
                                 Edge Weightning
          Increasing this value will result in color more depending on the
          border of the frame.
      --atmo-brightness=<integer [50 .. 300]>
                                 Brightness
          Overall brightness of your LED stripes
      --atmo-darknesslimit=<integer [0 .. 10]>
                                 Darkness Limit
          Pixels with a saturation lower than this will be ignored. Should be
          greater than one for letterboxed videos.
      --atmo-huewinsize=<integer [0 .. 5]>
                                 Hue windowing
          Used for statistics.
      --atmo-satwinsize=<integer [0 .. 5]>
                                 Sat windowing
          Used for statistics.
      --atmo-filtermode={0 (No Filtering), 1 (Combined), 2 (Percent)}
                                 Output Color filter mode
          defines the how the output color should be calculated based on
          previous color
      --atmo-meanlength=<integer [300 .. 5000]>
                                 Filter length (ms)
          Time it takes until a color is completely changed. This prevents
          flickering.
      --atmo-meanthreshold=<integer [1 .. 100]>
                                 Filter threshold
          How much a color has to be changed for an immediate color change.
      --atmo-percentnew=<integer [1 .. 100]>
                                 Filter Smoothness (in %)
          Filter Smoothness
      --atmo-framedelay=<integer [0 .. 200]>
                                 Frame delay (ms)
          Helps to get the video output and the light effects in sync. Values
          around 20ms should do the trick.
   Change channel assignment (fixes wrong wiring):
      --atmo-channel_0={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
                                 Channel 0: summary
          Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
      --atmo-channel_1={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
                                 Channel 1: left
          Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
      --atmo-channel_2={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
                                 Channel 2: right
          Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
      --atmo-channel_3={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
                                 Channel 3: top
          Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
      --atmo-channel_4={-1 (disabled), 4 (Zone 4:summary), 3 (Zone 3:left), 1 (Zone 1:right), 0 (Zone 0:top), 2 (Zone 2:bottom)}
                                 Channel 4: bottom
          Maps the hardware channel X to logical zone Y to fix wrong wiring :-)
      --atmo-channels=<string>   Channel / Zone Assignment
          for devices with more than five channels / zones write down here for
          each channel the zone number to show and separate the values with ,
          or ; and use -1 to not use some channels. For the classic AtmoLight
          the sequence 4,3,1,0,2 would set the default channel/zone mapping.
          Having only two zones on top, and one zone on left and right and no
          summary zone the mapping for classic AtmoLight would be -1,3,2,1,0
   Adjust the white light to your LED stripes:
      --atmo-whiteadj, --no-atmo-whiteadj
                                 Use Software White adjust (default enabled)
          Should the buildin driver do a white adjust or your LED stripes?
          recommend. (default enabled)
      --atmo-white-red=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Red
          Red value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
      --atmo-white-green=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Green
          Green value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
      --atmo-white-blue=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 White Blue
          Blue value of a pure white on your LED stripes.
   Change gradients:
      --atmo-gradient_zone_0=<string>
                                 Zone 0: Top gradient
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
          gradient
      --atmo-gradient_zone_1=<string>
                                 Zone 1: Right gradient
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
          gradient
      --atmo-gradient_zone_2=<string>
                                 Zone 2: Bottom gradient
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
          gradient
      --atmo-gradient_zone_3=<string>
                                 Zone 3: Left gradient
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
          gradient
      --atmo-gradient_zone_4=<string>
                                 Zone 4: Summary gradient
          Defines a small bitmap with 64x48 pixels, containing a grayscale
          gradient
      --atmo-gradient_path=<string>
                                 Gradient bitmap searchpath
          Now preferred option to assign gradient bitmaps, put them as
          zone_0.bmp, zone_1.bmp etc. into one folder and set the foldername
          here
      --atmo-width=<integer [64 .. 512]>
                                 Extracted Image Width
          The width of the mini image for further processing (64 is default)
      --atmo-height=<integer [48 .. 384]>
                                 Extracted Image Height
          The height of the mini image for further processing (48 is default)
      --atmo-showdots, --no-atmo-showdots
                                 Mark analyzed pixels (default disabled)
          makes the sample grid visible on screen as white pixels (default
          disabled)

 antiflicker video filter
      --antiflicker-window-size=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 Window size
          Number of frames (0 to 100)
      --antiflicker-softening-size=<integer [0 .. 31]>
                                 Softening value
          Number of frames consider for smoothening (0 to 30)

 Alpha mask video filter
 Use an image's alpha channel as a transparency mask.
      --alphamask-mask=<string>  Transparency mask
          Alpha blending transparency mask. Uses a png alpha channel.

 Image properties filter
      --contrast=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
                                 Image contrast (0-2)
          Set the image contrast, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 1.
      --brightness=<float [0.000000 .. 2.000000]>
                                 Image brightness (0-2)
          Set the image brightness, between 0 and 2. Defaults to 1.
      --hue=<integer [0 .. 360]> Image hue (0-360)
          Set the image hue, between 0 and 360. Defaults to 0.
      --saturation=<float [0.000000 .. 3.000000]>
                                 Image saturation (0-3)
          Set the image saturation, between 0 and 3. Defaults to 1.
      --gamma=<float [0.010000 .. 10.000000]>
                                 Image gamma (0-10)
          Set the image gamma, between 0.01 and 10. Defaults to 1.
      --brightness-threshold, --no-brightness-threshold
                                 Brightness threshold (default disabled)
          When this mode is enabled, pixels will be shown as black or white.
          The threshold value will be the brightness defined below. (default
          disabled)

 Freetype2 font renderer
      --freetype-font=<string>   Font
          Font family for the font you want to use
      --freetype-fontsize=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Font size in pixels
          This is the default size of the fonts that will be rendered on the
          video. If set to something different than 0 this option will override
          the relative font size.
      --freetype-rel-fontsize={20 (Smaller), 18 (Small), 16 (Normal), 12 (Large), 6 (Larger)}
                                 Relative font size
          This is the relative default size of the fonts that will be rendered
          on the video. If absolute font size is set, relative size will be
          overridden.
      --freetype-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Text opacity
          The opacity (inverse of transparency) of the text that will be
          rendered on the video. 0 = transparent, 255 = totally opaque. 
      --freetype-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
                                 Text default color
          The color of the text that will be rendered on the video. This must
          be an hexadecimal (like HTML colors). The first two chars are for
          red, then green, then blue. #000000 = black, #FF0000 = red, #00FF00 =
          green, #FFFF00 = yellow (red + green), #FFFFFF = white
      --freetype-bold, --no-freetype-bold
                                 Force bold (default disabled)
      --freetype-background-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Background opacity
      --freetype-background-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
                                 Background color
      --freetype-outline-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Outline opacity
      --freetype-outline-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
                                 Outline color
      --freetype-outline-thickness={0 (None), 2 (Thin), 4 (Normal), 6 (Thick)}
                                 Outline thickness
      --freetype-shadow-opacity=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Shadow opacity
      --freetype-shadow-color={0 (Black), 8421504 (Gray), 12632256 (Silver), 16777215 (White), 8388608 (Maroon), 16711680 (Red), 16711935 (Fuchsia), 16776960 (Yellow), 8421376 (Olive), 32768 (Green), 32896 (Teal), 65280 (Lime), 8388736 (Purple), 128 (Navy), 255 (Blue), 65535 (Aqua)}
                                 Shadow color
      --freetype-shadow-angle=<float [-360.000000 .. 360.000000]>
                                 Shadow angle
      --freetype-shadow-distance=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
                                 Shadow distance
      --freetype-yuvp, --no-freetype-yuvp
                                 Use YUVP renderer (default disabled)
          This renders the font using "paletized YUV". This option is only
          needed if you want to encode into DVB subtitles (default disabled)

 Transcode stream output
   Video:
      --sout-transcode-venc=<string>
                                 Video encoder
          This is the video encoder module that will be used (and its
          associated options).
      --sout-transcode-vcodec=<string>
                                 Destination video codec
          This is the video codec that will be used.
      --sout-transcode-vb=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video bitrate
          Target bitrate of the transcoded video stream.
      --sout-transcode-scale=<float>
                                 Video scaling
          Scale factor to apply to the video while transcoding (eg: 0.25)
      --sout-transcode-fps=<float>
                                 Video frame-rate
          Target output frame rate for the video stream.
      --sout-transcode-hurry-up, --no-sout-transcode-hurry-up
                                 Hurry up (default enabled)
          The transcoder will drop frames if your CPU can't keep up with the
          encoding rate. (default enabled)
      --sout-transcode-deinterlace, --no-sout-transcode-deinterlace
                                 Deinterlace video (default disabled)
          Deinterlace the video before encoding. (default disabled)
      --sout-transcode-deinterlace-module={deinterlace,ffmpeg-deinterlace}
                                 Deinterlace module
          Specify the deinterlace module to use.
      --sout-transcode-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video width
          Output video width.
      --sout-transcode-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video height
          Output video height.
      --sout-transcode-maxwidth=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum video width
          Maximum output video width.
      --sout-transcode-maxheight=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum video height
          Maximum output video height.
      --sout-transcode-vfilter=<string>
                                 Video filter
          Video filters will be applied to the video streams (after overlays
          are applied). You can enter a colon-separated list of filters.
   Audio:
      --sout-transcode-aenc=<string>
                                 Audio encoder
          This is the audio encoder module that will be used (and its
          associated options).
      --sout-transcode-acodec=<string>
                                 Destination audio codec
          This is the audio codec that will be used.
      --sout-transcode-ab=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio bitrate
          Target bitrate of the transcoded audio stream.
      --sout-transcode-alang=<string>
                                 Audio Language
          This is the language of the audio stream.
      --sout-transcode-channels=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio channels
          Number of audio channels in the transcoded streams.
      --sout-transcode-samplerate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio sample rate
          Sample rate of the transcoded audio stream (11250, 22500, 44100 or
          48000).
      --sout-transcode-audio-sync, --no-sout-transcode-audio-sync
                                 Synchronise on audio track (default disabled)
          This option will drop/duplicate video frames to synchronise the video
          track on the audio track. (default disabled)
      --sout-transcode-afilter=<string>
                                 Audio filter
          Audio filters will be applied to the audio streams (after conversion
          filters are applied). You can enter a colon-separated list of filters.
   Overlays/Subtitles:
      --sout-transcode-senc=<string>
                                 Subtitles encoder
          This is the subtitles encoder module that will be used (and its
          associated options).
      --sout-transcode-scodec=<string>
                                 Destination subtitles codec
          This is the subtitles codec that will be used.
      --sout-transcode-soverlay, --no-sout-transcode-soverlay
                                 Destination subtitles codec (default disabled)
          This is the subtitles codec that will be used. (default disabled)
      --sout-transcode-sfilter=<string>
                                 Overlays
          This allows you to add overlays (also known as "subpictures" on the
          transcoded video stream. The subpictures produced by the filters will
          be overlayed directly onto the video. You can specify a
          colon-separated list of subpicture modules
   On Screen Display:
      --sout-transcode-osd, --no-sout-transcode-osd
                                 OSD menu (default disabled)
          Stream the On Screen Display menu (using the osdmenu subpicture
          module). (default disabled)
   Miscellaneous:
      --sout-transcode-threads=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of threads
          Number of threads used for the transcoding.
      --sout-transcode-high-priority, --no-sout-transcode-high-priority
                                 High priority (default disabled)
          Runs the optional encoder thread at the OUTPUT priority instead of
          VIDEO. (default disabled)

 Standard stream output
      --sout-standard-access=<string>
                                 Output access method
          Output method to use for the stream.
      --sout-standard-mux=<string>
                                 Output muxer
          Muxer to use for the stream.
      --sout-standard-dst=<string>
                                 Output destination
          Destination (URL) to use for the stream. Overrides path and bind
          parameters
      --sout-standard-bind=<string>
                                 address to bind to (helper setting for dst)
          address:port to bind vlc to listening incoming streams helper setting
          for dst,dst=bind+'/'+path. dst-parameter overrides this
      --sout-standard-path=<string>
                                 filename for stream (helper setting for dst)
          Filename for stream helper setting for dst, dst=bind+'/'+path,
          dst-parameter overrides this
      --sout-standard-sap, --no-sout-standard-sap
                                 SAP announcing (default disabled)
          Announce this session with SAP. (default disabled)
      --sout-standard-name=<string>
                                 Session name
          This is the name of the session that will be announced in the SDP
          (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-standard-group=<string>
                                 Session groupname
          This allows you to specify a group for the session, that will be
          announced if you choose to use SAP.
      --sout-standard-description=<string>
                                 Session description
          This allows you to give a short description with details about the
          stream, that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-standard-url=<string>
                                 Session URL
          This allows you to give a URL with more details about the stream
          (often the website of the streaming organization), that will be
          announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-standard-email=<string>
                                 Session email
          This allows you to give a contact mail address for the stream, that
          will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-standard-phone=<string>
                                 Session phone number
          This allows you to give a contact telephone number for the stream,
          that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).

 Stream output to memory buffer
      --sout-smem-video-prerender-callback=<string>
                                 Video prerender callback
          Address of the video prerender callback function. This function will
          set the buffer where render will be done.
      --sout-smem-audio-prerender-callback=<string>
                                 Audio prerender callback
          Address of the audio prerender callback function. This function will
          set the buffer where render will be done.
      --sout-smem-video-postrender-callback=<string>
                                 Video postrender callback
          Address of the video postrender callback function. This function will
          be called when the render is into the buffer.
      --sout-smem-audio-postrender-callback=<string>
                                 Audio postrender callback
          Address of the audio postrender callback function. This function will
          be called when the render is into the buffer.
      --sout-smem-video-data=<string>
                                 Video Callback data
          Data for the video callback function.
      --sout-smem-audio-data=<string>
                                 Audio callback data
          Data for the video callback function.
      --sout-smem-time-sync, --no-sout-smem-time-sync
                                 Time Synchronized output (default enabled)
          Time Synchronisation option for output. If true, stream will render
          as usual, else it will be rendered as fast as possible. (default
          enabled)

 Change the id of an elementary stream
   Set ES id:
      --sout-setid-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Elementary Stream ID
          Specify an identifier integer for this elementary stream
      --sout-setid-new-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 New ES ID
          Specify an new identifier integer for this elementary stream
   Set ES Lang:
      --sout-setlang-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Elementary Stream ID
          Specify an identifier integer for this elementary stream
      --sout-setlang-lang=<string>
                                 Language
          Specify an ISO-639 code (three characters) for this elementary stream

 Select individual es to enable or disable from stream
      --sout-select-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Command UDP port
          UDP port to listen to for commands (show | enable <pid> | disable
          <pid>).
      --sout-select-disable=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Disable ES id
          Disable ES id at startup.
      --sout-select-enable=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Enable ES id
          Only enable ES id at startup.

 RTP stream output
      --sout-rtp-dst=<string>    Destination
          This is the output URL that will be used.
      --sout-rtp-sdp=<string>    SDP
          This allows you to specify how the SDP (Session Descriptor) for this
          RTP session will be made available. You must use a url:
          http://location to access the SDP via HTTP, rtsp://location for RTSP
          access, and sap:// for the SDP to be announced via SAP.
      --sout-rtp-mux=<string>    Muxer
          This allows you to specify the muxer used for the streaming output.
          Default is to use no muxer (standard RTP stream).
      --sout-rtp-sap, --no-sout-rtp-sap
                                 SAP announcing (default disabled)
          Announce this session with SAP. (default disabled)
      --sout-rtp-name=<string>   Session name
          This is the name of the session that will be announced in the SDP
          (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-rtp-description=<string>
                                 Session description
          This allows you to give a short description with details about the
          stream, that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-rtp-url=<string>    Session URL
          This allows you to give a URL with more details about the stream
          (often the website of the streaming organization), that will be
          announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-rtp-email=<string>  Session email
          This allows you to give a contact mail address for the stream, that
          will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-rtp-phone=<string>  Session phone number
          This allows you to give a contact telephone number for the stream,
          that will be announced in the SDP (Session Descriptor).
      --sout-rtp-proto={dccp,sctp,tcp,udp,udplite}
                                 Transport protocol
          This selects which transport protocol to use for RTP.
      --sout-rtp-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Port
          This allows you to specify the base port for the RTP streaming.
      --sout-rtp-port-audio=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio port
          This allows you to specify the default audio port for the RTP
          streaming.
      --sout-rtp-port-video=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video port
          This allows you to specify the default video port for the RTP
          streaming.
      --sout-rtp-ttl=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Hop limit (TTL)
          This is the hop limit (also known as "Time-To-Live" or TTL) of the
          multicast packets sent by the stream output (-1 = use operating
          system built-in default).
      --sout-rtp-rtcp-mux, --no-sout-rtp-rtcp-mux
                                 RTP/RTCP multiplexing (default disabled)
          This sends and receives RTCP packet multiplexed over the same port as
          RTP packets. (default disabled)
      --sout-rtp-caching=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Caching value (ms)
          Default caching value for outbound RTP streams. This value should be
          set in milliseconds.
      --sout-rtp-key=<string>    SRTP key (hexadecimal)
          RTP packets will be integrity-protected and ciphered with this Secure
          RTP master shared secret key. This must be a 32-character-long
          hexadecimal string.
      --sout-rtp-salt=<string>   SRTP salt (hexadecimal)
          Secure RTP requires a (non-secret) master salt value. This must be a
          28-character-long hexadecimal string.
      --sout-rtp-mp4a-latm, --no-sout-rtp-mp4a-latm
                                 MP4A LATM (default disabled)
          This allows you to stream MPEG4 LATM audio streams (see RFC3016).
          (default disabled)
      --rtsp-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 RTSP session timeout (s)
          RTSP sessions will be closed after not receiving any RTSP request for
          this long. Setting it to a negative value or zero disables timeouts.
          The default is 60 (one minute).
      --sout-rtsp-user=<string>  Username
          User name that will be requested to access the stream.
      --sout-rtsp-pwd=<string>   Password
          Password that will be requested to access the stream.

 Record stream output
      --sout-record-dst-prefix=<string>
                                 Destination prefix
          Prefix of the destination file automatically generated

 Remote Audio Output Protocol stream output
      --sout-raop-host=<string>  Host
          Hostname or IP address of target device
      --sout-raop-password=<string>
                                 Password
          Password for target device.
      --sout-raop-password-file=<string>
                                 Password file
          Read password for target device from file.
      --sout-raop-volume=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Volume
          Output volume for analog output: 0 for silence, 1..255 from almost
          silent to very loud.

 Mosaic bridge stream output
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-id=<string>
                                 ID
          Specify an identifier string for this subpicture
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video width
          Output video width.
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video height
          Output video height.
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-sar=<string>
                                 Sample aspect ratio
          Sample aspect ratio of the destination (1:1, 3:4, 2:3).
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-chroma=<string>
                                 Image chroma
          Force the use of a specific chroma. Use YUVA if you're planning to
          use the Alphamask or Bluescreen video filter.
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-vfilter=<string>
                                 Video filter
          Video filters will be applied to the video stream.
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-alpha=<integer [0 .. 255]>
                                 Transparency
          Transparency of the mosaic picture.
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 X offset
          X coordinate of the upper left corner in the mosaic if non negative.
      --sout-mosaic-bridge-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Y offset
          Y coordinate of the upper left corner in the mosaic if non negative.

 Dynamic language setting from teletext
      --sout-langfromtelx-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Elementary Stream ID
          Specify an identifier integer for this elementary stream to change
      --sout-langfromtelx-magazine=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Magazine
          Specify the magazine containing the language page
      --sout-langfromtelx-page=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Page
          Specify the page containing the language
      --sout-langfromtelx-row=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Row
          Specify the row containing the language

 Elementary stream output
   Generic:
      --sout-es-access=<string>  Output access method
          This is the default output access method that will be used.
      --sout-es-mux=<string>     Output muxer
          This is the default muxer method that will be used.
      --sout-es-dst=<string>     Output URL
          This is the default output URI.
   Audio:
      --sout-es-access-audio=<string>
                                 Audio output access method
          This is the output access method that will be used for audio.
      --sout-es-mux-audio=<string>
                                 Audio output muxer
          This is the muxer that will be used for audio.
      --sout-es-dst-audio=<string>
                                 Audio output URL
          This is the output URI that will be used for audio.
   Video:
      --sout-es-access-video=<string>
                                 Video output access method
          This is the output access method that will be used for video.
      --sout-es-mux-video=<string>
                                 Video output muxer
          This is the muxer that will be used for video.
      --sout-es-dst-video=<string>
                                 Video output URL
          This is the output URI that will be used for video.

 Display stream output
      --sout-display-audio, --no-sout-display-audio
                                 Enable audio (default enabled)
          Enable/disable audio rendering. (default enabled)
      --sout-display-video, --no-sout-display-video
                                 Enable video (default enabled)
          Enable/disable video rendering. (default enabled)
      --sout-display-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Delay (ms)
          Introduces a delay in the display of the stream.

 Delay a stream
      --sout-delay-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Elementary Stream ID
          Specify an identifier integer for this elementary stream
      --sout-delay-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Delay of the ES (ms)
          Specify a delay (in ms) for this elementary stream. Positive means
          delay and negative means advance.

 Bridge stream output
   Bridge out:
      --sout-bridge-out-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 ID
          Integer identifier for this elementary stream. This will be used to
          "find" this stream later.
      --sout-bridge-out-in-name=<string>
                                 Destination bridge-in name
          Name of the destination bridge-in. If you do not need more than one
          bridge-in at a time, you can discard this option.
   Bridge in:
      --sout-bridge-in-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Delay
          Pictures coming from the picture video outputs will be delayed
          according to this value (in milliseconds, should be >= 100 ms). For
          high values, you will need to raise caching values.
      --sout-bridge-in-id-offset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 ID Offset
          Offset to add to the stream IDs specified in bridge_out to obtain the
          stream IDs bridge_in will register.
      --sout-bridge-in-name=<string>
                                 Name of current instance
          Name of this bridge-in instance. If you do not need more than one
          bridge-in at a time, you can discard this option.
      --sout-bridge-in-placeholder, --no-sout-bridge-in-placeholder
                                 Fallback to placeholder stream when out of
                                 data (default disabled)
          If set to true, the bridge will discard all input elementary streams
          except if it doesn't receive data from another bridge-in. This can be
          used to configure a place holder stream when the real source breaks.
          Source and placeholder streams should have the same format.  (default
          disabled)
      --sout-bridge-in-placeholder-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Placeholder delay
          Delay (in ms) before the placeholder kicks in.
      --sout-bridge-in-placeholder-switch-on-iframe, --no-sout-bridge-in-placeholder-switch-on-iframe
                                 Wait for I frame before toggling placeholder
                                 (default enabled)
          If enabled, switching between the placeholder and the normal stream
          will only occur on I frames. This will remove artifacts on stream
          switching at the expense of a slightly longer delay, depending on the
          frequence of I frames in the streams. (default enabled)

 Network streams (SAP)
      --sap-addr=<string>        SAP multicast address
          The SAP module normally chooses itself the right addresses to listen
          to. However, you can specify a specific address.
      --sap-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 SAP timeout (seconds)
          Delay after which SAP items get deleted if no new announcement is
          received.
      --sap-parse, --no-sap-parse
                                 Try to parse the announce (default enabled)
          This enables actual parsing of the announces by the SAP module.
          Otherwise, all announcements are parsed by the "live555" (RTP/RTSP)
          module. (default enabled)
      --sap-strict, --no-sap-strict
                                 SAP Strict mode (default disabled)
          When this is set, the SAP parser will discard some non-compliant
          announcements. (default disabled)

 Podcasts
      --podcast-urls=<string>    Podcast URLs list
          Enter the list of podcasts to retrieve, separated by '|' (pipe).

 MPEG-I/II video packetizer
      --packetizer-mpegvideo-sync-iframe, --no-packetizer-mpegvideo-sync-iframe
                                 Sync on Intra Frame (default disabled)
          Normally the packetizer would sync on the next full frame. This flags
          instructs the packetizer to sync on the first Intra Frame found.
          (default disabled)

 MSN Now-Playing
      --msn-format=<string>      Title format string
          Format of the string to send to MSN {0} Artist, {1} Title, {2} Album.
          Defaults to "Artist - Title" ({0} - {1}).

 TS muxer (libdvbpsi)
      --sout-ts-pid-video=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video PID
          Assign a fixed PID to the video stream. The PCR PID will
          automatically be the video.
      --sout-ts-pid-audio=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio PID
          Assign a fixed PID to the audio stream.
      --sout-ts-pid-spu=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 SPU PID
          Assign a fixed PID to the SPU.
      --sout-ts-pid-pmt=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 PMT PID
          Assign a fixed PID to the PMT
      --sout-ts-tsid=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 TS ID
          Assign a fixed Transport Stream ID.
      --sout-ts-program-pmt=<string>
                                 PMT Program numbers
          Assign a program number to each PMT. This requires "Set PID to ID of
          ES" to be enabled.
      --sout-ts-es-id-pid, --no-sout-ts-es-id-pid
                                 Set PID to ID of ES (default disabled)
          Sets PID to the ID if the incoming ES. This is for use with
          --ts-es-id-pid, and allows having the same PIDs in the input and
          output streams. (default disabled)
      --sout-ts-muxpmt=<string>  Mux PMT (requires --sout-ts-es-id-pid)
          Define the pids to add to each pmt. This requires "Set PID to ID of
          ES" to be enabled.
      --sout-ts-alignment, --no-sout-ts-alignment
                                 Data alignment (default enabled)
          Enforces alignment of all access units on PES boundaries. Disabling
          this might save some bandwidth but introduce incompatibilities.
          (default enabled)
      --sout-ts-shaping=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Shaping delay (ms)
          Cut the stream in slices of the given duration, and ensure a constant
          bitrate between the two boundaries. This avoids having huge bitrate
          peaks, especially for reference frames.
      --sout-ts-use-key-frames, --no-sout-ts-use-key-frames
                                 Use keyframes (default disabled)
          If enabled, and shaping is specified, the TS muxer will place the
          boundaries at the end of I pictures. In that case, the shaping
          duration given by the user is a worse case used when no reference
          frame is available. This enhances the efficiency of the shaping
          algorithm, since I frames are usually the biggest frames in the
          stream. (default disabled)
      --sout-ts-pcr=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 PCR interval (ms)
          Set at which interval PCRs (Program Clock Reference) will be sent (in
          milliseconds). This value should be below 100ms. (default is 70ms).
      --sout-ts-bmin=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Minimum B (deprecated)
          This setting is deprecated and not used anymore
      --sout-ts-bmax=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum B (deprecated)
          This setting is deprecated and not used anymore
      --sout-ts-dts-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 DTS delay (ms)
          Delay the DTS (decoding time stamps) and PTS (presentation
          timestamps) of the data in the stream, compared to the PCRs. This
          allows for some buffering inside the client decoder.
      --sout-ts-crypt-audio, --no-sout-ts-crypt-audio
                                 Crypt audio (default enabled)
          Crypt audio using CSA (default enabled)
      --sout-ts-crypt-video, --no-sout-ts-crypt-video
                                 Crypt video (default enabled)
          Crypt video using CSA (default enabled)
      --sout-ts-csa-ck=<string>  CSA Key
          CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8 hexadecimal
          bytes).
      --sout-ts-csa2-ck=<string> Second CSA Key
          The even CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8
          hexadecimal bytes).
      --sout-ts-csa-use=<string> CSA Key in use
          CSA encryption key used. It can be the odd/first/1 (default) or the
          even/second/2 one.
      --sout-ts-csa-pkt=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Packet size in bytes to encrypt
          Size of the TS packet to encrypt. The encryption routines subtract
          the TS-header from the value before encrypting.

 PS muxer
      --sout-ps-dts-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 DTS delay (ms)
          Delay the DTS (decoding time stamps) and PTS (presentation
          timestamps) of the data in the stream, compared to the SCRs. This
          allows for some buffering inside the client decoder.
      --sout-ps-pes-max-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 PES maximum size
          Set the maximum allowed PES size when producing the MPEG PS streams.

 MP4/MOV muxer
      --sout-mp4-faststart, --no-sout-mp4-faststart
                                 Create "Fast Start" files (default enabled)
          Create "Fast Start" files. "Fast Start" files are optimized for
          downloads and allow the user to start previewing the file while it is
          downloading. (default enabled)

 ASF muxer
      --sout-asf-title=<string>  Title
          Title to put in ASF comments.
      --sout-asf-author=<string> Author
          Author to put in ASF comments.
      --sout-asf-copyright=<string>
                                 Copyright
          Copyright string to put in ASF comments.
      --sout-asf-comment=<string>
                                 Comment
          Comment to put in ASF comments.
      --sout-asf-rating=<string> Rating
          "Rating" to put in ASF comments.
      --sout-asf-packet-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Packet Size
          ASF packet size -- default is 4096 bytes
      --sout-asf-bitrate-override=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Bitrate override
          Do not try to guess ASF bitrate. Setting this, allows you to control
          how Windows Media Player will cache streamed content. Set to
          audio+video bitrate in bytes

 RTSP VoD server
      --rtsp-raw-mux=<string>    MUX for RAW RTSP transport
          MUX for RAW RTSP transport
      --rtsp-throttle-users=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum number of connections
          This limits the maximum number of clients that can connect to the
          RTSP VOD. 0 means no limit.
      --rtsp-session-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Sets the timeout option in the RTSP session
                                 string
          Defines what timeout option to add to the RTSP session ID string.
          Setting it to a negative number removes the timeout option entirely.
          This is needed by some IPTV STBs (such as those made by HansunTech)
          which get confused by it. The default is 5.

 File logging
      --logfile=<string>         Log filename
          Specify the log filename.
      --logmode={text,html}      Log format
          Specify the log format. Available choices are "text" (default) and
          "html".
      --log-verbose=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Verbosity
          Select the verbosity to use for log or -1 to use the same verbosity
          given by --verbose.

 GNU TLS transport layer security
      --gnutls-priorities={PERFORMANCE,NORMAL,SECURE128,SECURE256,EXPORT}
                                 TLS cipher priorities
          Ciphers, key exchange methods, hash functions and compression methods
          can be selected. Refer to GNU TLS documentation for detailed syntax.

 Submission of played songs to last.fm
      --lastfm-username=<string> Username
          The username of your last.fm account
      --lastfm-password=<string> Password
          The password of your last.fm account
      --scrobbler-url=<string>   Scrobbler URL
          The URL set for an alternative scrobbler engine

 Folder meta data
      --album-art-filename=<string>
                                 Album art filename
          Filename to look for album art in current directory

 Lua interpreter
      --lua-intf=<string>        Lua interface
          Lua interface module to load
      --lua-config=<string>      Lua interface configuration
          Lua interface configuration string. Format is: '["<interface module
          name>"] = { <option> = <value>, ...}, ...'.
   Lua HTTP:
      --http-src=<string>        Source directory
          Source directory
      --http-index, --no-http-index
                                 Directory index (default disabled)
          Allow to build directory index (default disabled)
   Lua CLI:
      --rc-host=<string>         TCP command input
          Accept commands over a socket rather than stdin. You can set the
          address and port the interface will bind to.
      --cli-host=<string>        CLI input
          Accept commands from this source. The CLI defaults to stdin
          ("*console"), but can also bind to a plain TCP socket
          ("localhost:4212") or use the telnet protocol
          ("telnet://0.0.0.0:4212")
   Lua Telnet:
      --telnet-host=<string>     Host
          This is the host on which the interface will listen. It defaults to
          all network interfaces (0.0.0.0). If you want this interface to be
          available only on the local machine, enter "127.0.0.1".
      --telnet-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Port
          This is the TCP port on which this interface will listen. It defaults
          to 4212.
      --telnet-password=<string> Password
          A single administration password is used to protect this interface.
          The default value is "admin".
      --lua-sd=<string>           
      --lua-longname=<string>     

 Skinnable Interface
      --skins2-last=<string>     Skin to use
          Path to the skin to use.
      --skins2-config=<string>   Config of last used skin
          Windows configuration of the last skin used. This option is updated
          automatically, do not touch it.
      --skins2-systray, --no-skins2-systray
                                 Systray icon (default enabled)
          Show a systray icon for VLC (default enabled)
      --skins2-taskbar, --no-skins2-taskbar
                                 Show VLC on the taskbar (default enabled)
          Show VLC on the taskbar (default enabled)
      --skins2-transparency, --no-skins2-transparency
                                 Enable transparency effects (default disabled)
          You can disable all transparency effects if you want. This is mainly
          useful when moving windows does not behave correctly. (default
          disabled)
      --skinned-playlist, --no-skinned-playlist
                                 Use a skinned playlist (default enabled)
          Use a skinned playlist (default enabled)
      --skinned-video, --no-skinned-video
                                 Display video in a skinned window if any
                                 (default enabled)
          When set to 'no', this parameter is intended to give old skins a
          chance to play back video even though no video tag is implemented
          (default enabled)

 Qt interface
      --qt-minimal-view, --no-qt-minimal-view
                                 Start in minimal view (without menus)
                                 (default disabled)
          Start in minimal view (without menus) (default disabled)
      --qt-system-tray, --no-qt-system-tray
                                 Systray icon (default enabled)
          Show an icon in the systray allowing you to control VLC media player
          for basic actions. (default enabled)
      --qt-notification, --no-qt-notification
                                 Show notification popup on track change
                                 (default enabled)
          Show a notification popup with the artist and track name when the
          current playlist item changes, when VLC is minimized or hidden.
          (default enabled)
      --qt-start-minimized, --no-qt-start-minimized
                                 Start VLC with only a systray icon (default
                                 disabled)
          VLC will start with just an icon in your taskbar (default disabled)
      --qt-pause-minimized, --no-qt-pause-minimized
                                 Pause the video playback when minimized
                                 (default disabled)
          With this option enabled, the playback will be automatically paused
          when minimizing the window. (default disabled)
      --qt-opacity=<float [0.100000 .. 1.000000]>
                                 Windows opacity between 0.1 and 1
          Sets the windows opacity between 0.1 and 1 for main interface,
          playlist and extended panel. This option only works with Windows and
          X11 with composite extensions.
      --qt-fs-opacity=<float [0.100000 .. 1.000000]>
                                 Fullscreen controller opacity between 0.1 and
                                 1
          Sets the fullscreen controller opacity between 0.1 and 1 for main
          interface, playlist and extended panel. This option only works with
          Windows and X11 with composite extensions.
      --qt-video-autoresize, --no-qt-video-autoresize
                                 Resize interface to the native video size
                                 (default enabled)
          You have two choices:
 - The interface will resize to the native
          video size
 - The video will fit to the interface size
 By default,
          interface resize to the native video size. (default enabled)
      --qt-name-in-title, --no-qt-name-in-title
                                 Show playing item name in window title
                                 (default enabled)
          Show the name of the song or video in the controller window title.
          (default enabled)
      --qt-fs-controller, --no-qt-fs-controller
                                 Show a controller in fullscreen mode (default
                                 enabled)
          Show a controller in fullscreen mode (default enabled)
      --qt-recentplay, --no-qt-recentplay
                                 Save the recently played items in the menu
                                 (default enabled)
          Save the recently played items in the menu (default enabled)
      --qt-recentplay-filter=<string>
                                 List of words separated by | to filter
          Regular expression used to filter the recent items played in the
          player
      --qt-updates-notif, --no-qt-updates-notif
                                 Activate the updates availability
                                 notification (default disabled)
          Activate the automatic notification of new versions of the software.
          It runs once every two weeks. (default disabled)
      --qt-updates-days=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of days between two update checks
          Number of days between two update checks
      --qt-autosave-volume, --no-qt-autosave-volume
                                 Automatically save the volume on exit
                                 (default enabled)
          Automatically save the volume on exit (default enabled)
      --qt-disable-volume-keys, --no-qt-disable-volume-keys
                                 Ignore keyboard volume buttons. (default
                                 enabled)
          With this option checked, the volume up, volume down and mute buttons
          on your keyboard will always change your system volume. With this
          option unchecked, the volume buttons will change VLC's volume when
          VLC is selected and change the system volume when VLC is not
          selected. (default enabled)
      --qt-embedded-open, --no-qt-embedded-open
                                 Embed the file browser in open dialog
                                 (default disabled)
          Embed the file browser in open dialog (default disabled)
      --qt-advanced-pref, --no-qt-advanced-pref
                                 Show advanced preferences over simple ones
                                 (default disabled)
          Show advanced preferences and not simple preferences when opening the
          preferences dialog. (default disabled)
      --qt-error-dialogs, --no-qt-error-dialogs
                                 Show unimportant error and warnings dialogs
                                 (default enabled)
          Show unimportant error and warnings dialogs (default enabled)
      --qt-slider-colours=<string>
                                 Define the colors of the volume slider 
          Define the colors of the volume slider
By specifying the 12 numbers
          separated by a ';'
Default is '255;255;255;20;226;20;255;176;15;235;30
          ;20'
An alternative can be '30;30;50;40;40;100;50;50;160;150;150;255' 
      --qt-privacy-ask, --no-qt-privacy-ask
                                 Ask for network policy at start (default
                                 disabled)
          Ask for network policy at start (default disabled)
      --qt-fullscreen-screennumber=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Define which screen fullscreen goes
          Screennumber of fullscreen, instead of same screen where interface is
      --qt-autoload-extensions, --no-qt-autoload-extensions
                                 Load extensions on startup (default enabled)
          Automatically load the extensions module on startup (default enabled)
      --qt-bgcone, --no-qt-bgcone
                                 Display background cone or art (default
                                 enabled)
          Display background cone or current album art when not playing. Can be
          disabled to prevent burning screen. (default enabled)
      --qt-bgcone-expands, --no-qt-bgcone-expands
                                 Expanding background cone or art. (default
                                 disabled)
          Background art fits window's size (default disabled)
      --qt-icon-change, --no-qt-icon-change
                                 Allow automatic icon changes (default enabled)
          This option allows the interface to change its icon on various
          occasions. (default enabled)

 VC1 video demuxer
      --vc1-fps=<float>          Frames per Second
          Desired frame rate for the VC-1 stream.

 MPEG Transport Stream demuxer
      --ts-extra-pmt=<string>    Extra PMT
          Allows a user to specify an extra pmt (pmt_pid=pid:stream_type[,...]).
      --ts-es-id-pid, --no-ts-es-id-pid
                                 Set id of ES to PID (default enabled)
          Set the internal ID of each elementary stream handled by VLC to the
          same value as the PID in the TS stream, instead of 1, 2, 3, etc.
          Useful to do '#duplicate{..., select="es=<pid>"}'. (default enabled)
      --ts-out=<string>          Fast udp streaming
          Sends TS to specific ip:port by udp (you must know what you are
          doing).
      --ts-out-mtu=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 MTU for out mode
          MTU for out mode.
      --ts-csa-ck=<string>       CSA Key
          CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8 hexadecimal
          bytes).
      --ts-csa2-ck=<string>      Second CSA Key
          The even CSA encryption key. This must be a 16 char string (8
          hexadecimal bytes).
      --ts-csa-pkt=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Packet size in bytes to decrypt
          Specify the size of the TS packet to decrypt. The decryption routines
          subtract the TS-header from the value before decrypting. 
      --ts-silent, --no-ts-silent
                                 Silent mode (default disabled)
          Do not complain on encrypted PES. (default disabled)
      --ts-dump-file=<string>    Filename of dump
          Specify a filename where to dump the TS in.
      --ts-dump-append, --no-ts-dump-append
                                 Append (default disabled)
          If the file exists and this option is selected, the existing file
          will not be overwritten. (default disabled)
      --ts-dump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Dump buffer size
          Tweak the buffer size for reading and writing an integer number of
          packets. Specify the size of the buffer here and not the number of
          packets.
      --ts-split-es, --no-ts-split-es
                                 Separate sub-streams (default enabled)
          Separate teletex/dvbs pages into independent ES. It can be useful to
          turn off this option when using stream output. (default enabled)
      --ts-seek-percent, --no-ts-seek-percent
                                 Seek based on percent not time (default
                                 disabled)
          Seek and position based on a percent byte position, not a PCR
          generated time position. If seeking doesn't work property, turn on
          this option. (default disabled)

 Text subtitles parser
      --sub-fps=<float>          Frames per second
          Override the normal frames per second settings. This will only work
          with MicroDVD and SubRIP (SRT) subtitles.
      --sub-delay=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subtitles delay
          Apply a delay to all subtitles (in 1/10s, eg 100 means 10s).
      --sub-type={auto,microdvd,subrip,subviewer,ssa1,ssa2-4,ass,vplayer,sami,dvdsubtitle,mpl2,aqt,pjs,mpsub,jacosub,psb,realtext,dks,subviewer1}
                                 Subtitles format
          Force the subtiles format. Valid values are : "microdvd", "subrip",
          "subviewer", "ssa1", "ssa2-4", "ass", "vplayer", "sami",
          "dvdsubtitle", "mpl2", "aqt", "pjs", "mpsub", "jacosub", "psb",
          "realtext", "dks", "subviewer1",  and "auto" (meaning autodetection,
          this should always work).
      --sub-description=<string> Subtitles description
          Override the default track description.

 Raw video demuxer
      --rawvid-fps=<string>      Frames per Second
          This is the desired frame rate when playing raw video streams.  In
          the form 30000/1001 or 29.97
      --rawvid-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Width
          This specifies the width in pixels of the raw video stream.
      --rawvid-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Height
          This specifies the height in pixels of the raw video stream.
      --rawvid-chroma=<string>   Force chroma (Use carefully)
          Force chroma. This is a four character string.
      --rawvid-aspect-ratio=<string>
                                 Aspect ratio
          Aspect ratio (4:3, 16:9). Default assumes square pixels.

 DV (Digital Video) demuxer
      --rawdv-hurry-up, --no-rawdv-hurry-up
                                 Hurry up (default disabled)
          The demuxer will advance timestamps if the input can't keep up with
          the rate. (default disabled)

 Raw audio demuxer
      --rawaud-channels=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio channels
          Audio channels in input stream. Numeric value >0. Default is 2.
      --rawaud-samplerate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio samplerate (Hz)
          Audio sample rate in Hertz. Default is 48000 Hz.
      --rawaud-fourcc=<string>   FOURCC code of raw input format
          FOURCC code of the raw input format. This is a four character string.
      --rawaud-lang=<string>     Forces the audio language
          Forces the audio language for the output mux. Three letter ISO639
          code. Default is 'eng'. 

 MPEG-PS demuxer
      --ps-trust-timestamps, --no-ps-trust-timestamps
                                 Trust MPEG timestamps (default enabled)
          Normally we use the timestamps of the MPEG files to calculate
          position and duration. However sometimes this might not be usable.
          Disable this option to calculate from the bitrate instead. (default
          enabled)

 Playlist
      --playlist-skip-ads, --no-playlist-skip-ads
                                 Skip ads (default enabled)
          Use playlist options usually used to prevent ads skipping to detect
          ads and prevent adding them to the playlist. (default enabled)
      --shoutcast-show-adult, --no-shoutcast-show-adult
                                 Show shoutcast adult content (default
                                 disabled)
          Show NC17 rated video streams when using shoutcast video playlists.
          (default disabled)

 MOD demuxer (libmodplug)
      --mod-noisereduction, --no-mod-noisereduction
                                 Noise reduction (default enabled)
          Enable noise reduction algorithm. (default enabled)
      --mod-reverb, --no-mod-reverb
                                 Reverb (default disabled)
          Enable reverberation (default disabled)
      --mod-reverb-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 Reverberation level
          Reverberation level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
      --mod-reverb-delay=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
                                 Reverberation delay
          Reverberation delay, in ms. Usual values are from to 40 to 200ms.
      --mod-megabass, --no-mod-megabass
                                 Mega bass (default disabled)
          Enable megabass mode (default disabled)
      --mod-megabass-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 Mega bass level
          Megabass mode level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
      --mod-megabass-range=<integer [10 .. 100]>
                                 Mega bass cutoff
          Megabass mode cutoff frequency, in Hz. This is the maximum frequency
          for which the megabass effect applies. Valid values are from 10 to
          100 Hz.
      --mod-surround, --no-mod-surround
                                 Surround (default disabled)
          Surround (default disabled)
      --mod-surround-level=<integer [0 .. 100]>
                                 Surround level
          Surround effect level (from 0 to 100, default value is 0).
      --mod-surround-delay=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
                                 Surround delay (ms)
          Surround delay, in ms. Usual values are from 5 to 40 ms.

 Matroska stream demuxer
      --mkv-use-ordered-chapters, --no-mkv-use-ordered-chapters
                                 Respect ordered chapters (default enabled)
          Play chapters in the order specified in the segment. (default enabled)
      --mkv-use-chapter-codec, --no-mkv-use-chapter-codec
                                 Chapter codecs (default enabled)
          Use chapter codecs found in the segment. (default enabled)
      --mkv-preload-local-dir, --no-mkv-preload-local-dir
                                 Preload MKV files in the same directory
                                 (default enabled)
          Preload matroska files in the same directory to find linked segments
          (not good for broken files). (default enabled)
      --mkv-seek-percent, --no-mkv-seek-percent
                                 Seek based on percent not time (default
                                 disabled)
          Seek based on percent not time. (default disabled)
      --mkv-use-dummy, --no-mkv-use-dummy
                                 Dummy Elements (default disabled)
          Read and discard unknown EBML elements (not good for broken files).
          (default disabled)

 M-JPEG camera demuxer
      --mjpeg-fps=<float>        Frames per Second
          This is the desired frame rate when playing MJPEG from a file. Use 0
          (this is the default value) for a live stream (from a camera).

 RTP/RTSP/SDP demuxer (using Live555)
      --rtsp-tcp, --no-rtsp-tcp  Use RTP over RTSP (TCP) (default disabled)
          Use RTP over RTSP (TCP) (default disabled)
      --rtp-client-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Client port
          Port to use for the RTP source of the session
      --rtsp-mcast, --no-rtsp-mcast
                                 Force multicast RTP via RTSP (default
                                 disabled)
          Force multicast RTP via RTSP (default disabled)
      --rtsp-http, --no-rtsp-http
                                 Tunnel RTSP and RTP over HTTP (default
                                 disabled)
          Tunnel RTSP and RTP over HTTP (default disabled)
      --rtsp-http-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 HTTP tunnel port
          Port to use for tunneling the RTSP/RTP over HTTP.
      --rtsp-kasenna, --no-rtsp-kasenna
                                 Kasenna RTSP dialect (default disabled)
          Kasenna servers use an old and nonstandard dialect of RTSP. With this
          parameter VLC will try this dialect, but then it cannot connect to
          normal RTSP servers. (default disabled)
      --rtsp-wmserver, --no-rtsp-wmserver
                                 WMServer RTSP dialect (default disabled)
          WMServer uses a nonstandard dialect of RTSP. Selecting this parameter
          will tell VLC to assume some options contrary to RFC 2326 guidelines.
          (default disabled)
      --rtsp-user=<string>       RTSP user name
          Sets the username for the connection, if no username or password are
          set in the url.
      --rtsp-pwd=<string>        RTSP password
          Sets the password for the connection, if no username or password are
          set in the url.

 Image demuxer
      --image-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 ES ID
          Set the ID of the elementary stream
      --image-group=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Group
          Set the group of the elementary stream
      --image-decode, --no-image-decode
                                 Decode (default enabled)
          Decode at the demuxer stage (default enabled)
      --image-chroma=<string>    Forced chroma
          If non empty and image-decode is true, the image will be converted to
          the specified chroma.
      --image-duration=<float>   Duration in seconds
          Duration in seconds before simulating an end of file. A negative
          value means an unlimited play time.
      --image-fps=<string>       Frame rate
          Frame rate of the elementary stream produced.
      --image-realtime, --no-image-realtime
                                 Real-time (default disabled)
          Use real-time mode suitable for being used as a master input and
          real-time input slaves. (default disabled)

 H264 video demuxer
      --h264-fps=<float>         Frames per Second
          Desired frame rate for the H264 stream.

 MPEG-I/II/4 / A52 / DTS / MLP audio
      --es-fps=<float>           Frames per Second
          This is the frame rate used as a fallback when playing MPEG video
          elementary streams.

 Dirac video demuxer
      --dirac-dts-offset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Value to adjust dts by
          Value to adjust dts by

 File dumper
      --demuxdump-file=<string>  Dump filename
          Name of the file to which the raw stream will be dumped.
      --demuxdump-append, --no-demuxdump-append
                                 Append to existing file (default disabled)
          If the file already exists, it will not be overwritten. (default
          disabled)

 AVI demuxer
      --avi-interleaved, --no-avi-interleaved
                                 Force interleaved method (default disabled)
          Force interleaved method. (default disabled)
      --avi-index={0 (Ask for action), 1 (Always fix), 2 (Never fix)}
                                 Force index creation
          Recreate a index for the AVI file. Use this if your AVI file is
          damaged or incomplete (not seekable).

 Remote control interface
      --rc-show-pos, --no-rc-show-pos
                                 Show stream position (default disabled)
          Show the current position in seconds within the stream from time to
          time. (default disabled)
      --rc-quiet, --no-rc-quiet  Do not open a DOS command box interface
                                 (default disabled)
          By default the rc interface plugin will start a DOS command box.
          Enabling the quiet mode will not bring this command box but can also
          be pretty annoying when you want to stop VLC and no video window is
          open. (default disabled)
      --rc-host=<string>         TCP command input
          Accept commands over a socket rather than stdin. You can set the
          address and port the interface will bind to.

 Windows Service interface
      --ntservice-install, --no-ntservice-install
                                 Install Windows Service (default disabled)
          Install the Service and exit. (default disabled)
      --ntservice-uninstall, --no-ntservice-uninstall
                                 Uninstall Windows Service (default disabled)
          Uninstall the Service and exit. (default disabled)
      --ntservice-name=<string>  Display name of the Service
          Change the display name of the Service.
      --ntservice-options=<string>
                                 Configuration options
          Configuration options that will be used by the Service (eg. --foo=bar
          --no-foobar). It should be specified at install time so the Service
          is properly configured.
      --ntservice-extraintf=<string>
                                 Extra interface modules
          Additional interfaces spawned by the Service. It should be specified
          at install time so the Service is properly configured. Use a comma
          separated list of interface modules. (common values are: logger, sap,
          rc, http)

 Network synchronization
      --netsync-master, --no-netsync-master
                                 Network master clock (default disabled)
          When set, this VLC instance will act as the master clock for
          synchronization for clients listening (default disabled)
      --netsync-master-ip=<string>
                                 Master server ip address
          The IP address of the network master clock to use for clock
          synchronization.
      --netsync-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 UDP timeout (in ms)
          Length of time (in ms) until aborting data reception.

 Hotkeys management interface
      --hotkeys-mousewheel-mode={0 (Volume Control), 1 (Position Control), 2 (Ignore)}
                                 MouseWheel up-down axis Control
          The MouseWheel up-down (vertical) axis can control volume, position
          or mousewheel event can be ignored

 Mouse gestures control interface
      --gestures-threshold=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Motion threshold (10-100)
          Amount of movement required for a mouse gesture to be recorded.
      --gestures-button={left,middle,right}
                                 Trigger button
          Trigger button for mouse gestures.

 Dummy interface
      --dummy-quiet, --no-dummy-quiet
                                 Do not open a DOS command box interface
                                 (default disabled)
          By default the dummy interface plugin will start a DOS command box.
          Enabling the quiet mode will not bring this command box but can also
          be pretty annoying when you want to stop VLC and no video window is
          open. (default disabled)

 VBI and Teletext decoder
      --vbi-page=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Teletext page
          Open the indicated Teletext page.Default page is index 100
      --vbi-opaque, --no-vbi-opaque
                                 Teletext transparency (default enabled)
          Setting vbi-opaque to false makes the boxed text transparent.
          (default enabled)
      --vbi-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Teletext alignment
          You can enforce the teletext position on the video (0=center, 1=left,
          2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of these
          values, eg. 6 = top-right).
      --vbi-text, --no-vbi-text  Teletext text subtitles (default disabled)
          Output teletext subtitles as text instead of as RGBA (default
          disabled)

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 H.264/MPEG4 AVC encoder (x264)
      --sout-x264-keyint=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum GOP size
          Sets maximum interval between IDR-frames.Larger values save bits,
          thus improving quality for a given bitrate at the cost of seeking
          precision.
      --sout-x264-min-keyint=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Minimum GOP size
          Sets minimum interval between IDR-frames. In H.264, I-frames do not
          necessarily bound a closed GOP because it is allowable for a P-frame
          to be predicted from more frames than just the one frame before it
          (also see reference frame option). Therefore, I-frames are not
          necessarily seekable. IDR-frames restrict subsequent P-frames from
          referring to any frame prior to the IDR-frame. 
If scenecuts appear
          within this interval, they are still encoded as I-frames, but do not
          start a new GOP.
      --sout-x264-opengop, --no-sout-x264-opengop
                                 Use recovery points to close GOPs (default
                                 disabled)
          use open GOP, for bluray compatibility use also bluray-compat option
          (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-bluray-compat, --no-sout-x264-bluray-compat
                                 Enable compatibility hacks for Blu-ray
                                 support (default disabled)
          Enable hacks for Blu-ray support, this doesn't enforce every aspect
          of Blu-ray compatibility
e.g. resolution, framerate, level (default
          disabled)
      --sout-x264-scenecut=<integer [-1 .. 100]>
                                 Extra I-frames aggressivity
          Scene-cut detection. Controls how aggressively to insert extra
          I-frames. With small values of scenecut, the codec often has to force
          an I-frame when it would exceed keyint. Good values of scenecut may
          find a better location for the I-frame. Large values use more
          I-frames than necessary, thus wasting bits. -1 disables scene-cut
          detection, so I-frames are inserted only every other keyint frames,
          which probably leads to ugly encoding artifacts. Range 1 to 100.
      --sout-x264-bframes=<integer [0 .. 16]>
                                 B-frames between I and P
          Number of consecutive B-frames between I and P-frames. Range 1 to 16.
      --sout-x264-b-adapt=<integer [0 .. 2]>
                                 Adaptive B-frame decision
          Force the specified number of consecutive B-frames to be used, except
          possibly before an I-frame.Range 0 to 2.
      --sout-x264-b-bias=<integer [-100 .. 100]>
                                 Influence (bias) B-frames usage
          Bias the choice to use B-frames. Positive values cause more B-frames,
          negative values cause less B-frames.
      --sout-x264-bpyramid={none,strict,normal}
                                 Keep some B-frames as references
          Allows B-frames to be used as references for predicting other frames.
          Keeps the middle of 2+ consecutive B-frames as a reference, and
          reorders frame appropriately.
 - none: Disabled
 - strict: Strictly
          hierarchical pyramid
 - normal: Non-strict (not Blu-ray compatible)

      --sout-x264-cabac, --no-sout-x264-cabac
                                 CABAC (default enabled)
          CABAC (Context-Adaptive Binary Arithmetic Coding). Slightly slows
          down encoding and decoding, but should save 10 to 15% bitrate.
          (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-ref=<integer [1 .. 16]>
                                 Number of reference frames
          Number of previous frames used as predictors. This is effective in
          Anime, but seems to make little difference in live-action source
          material. Some decoders are unable to deal with large frameref
          values. Range 1 to 16.
      --sout-x264-nf, --no-sout-x264-nf
                                 Skip loop filter (default disabled)
          Deactivate the deblocking loop filter (decreases quality). (default
          disabled)
      --sout-x264-deblock=<string>
                                 Loop filter AlphaC0 and Beta parameters
                                 alpha:beta
          Loop filter AlphaC0 and Beta parameters. Range -6 to 6 for both alpha
          and beta parameters. -6 means light filter, 6 means strong.
      --sout-x264-psy-rd=<string>
                                 Strength of psychovisual optimization,
                                 default is "1.0:0.0"
          First parameter controls if RD is on (subme>=6) or off.
Second
          parameter controls if Trellis is used on psychovisual optimization,
          default off
      --sout-x264-psy, --no-sout-x264-psy
                                 Use Psy-optimizations (default enabled)
          Use all visual optimizations that can worsen both PSNR and SSIM
          (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-level=<string> H.264 level
          Specify H.264 level (as defined by Annex A of the standard). Levels
          are not enforced; it's up to the user to select a level compatible
          with the rest of the encoding options. Range 1 to 5.1 (10 to 51 is
          also allowed). Set to 0 for letting x264 set level.
      --sout-x264-profile={baseline,main,high,high10,high422,high444}
                                 H.264 profile
          Specify H.264 profile which limits are enforced over other settings
      --sout-x264-interlaced, --no-sout-x264-interlaced
                                 Interlaced mode (default disabled)
          Pure-interlaced mode. (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-slices=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Force number of slices per frame
          Force rectangular slices and is overridden by other slicing options
      --sout-x264-slice-max-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Limit the size of each slice in bytes
          Sets a maximum slice size in bytes, Includes NAL overhead in size
      --sout-x264-slice-max-mbs=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Limit the size of each slice in macroblocks
          Sets a maximum number of macroblocks per slice
      --sout-x264-hrd={none,vbr,cbr}
                                 HRD-timing information
          HRD-timing information
      --sout-x264-qp=<integer [-1 .. 51]>
                                 Set QP
          This selects the quantizer to use. Lower values result in better
          fidelity, but higher bitrates. 26 is a good default value. Range 0
          (lossless) to 51.
      --sout-x264-crf=<integer [0 .. 51]>
                                 Quality-based VBR
          1-pass Quality-based VBR. Range 0 to 51.
      --sout-x264-qpmin=<integer [0 .. 51]>
                                 Min QP
          Minimum quantizer parameter. 15 to 35 seems to be a useful range.
      --sout-x264-qpmax=<integer [0 .. 51]>
                                 Max QP
          Maximum quantizer parameter.
      --sout-x264-qpstep=<integer [0 .. 51]>
                                 Max QP step
          Max QP step between frames.
      --sout-x264-ratetol=<float [0.000000 .. 100.000000]>
                                 Average bitrate tolerance
          Allowed variance in average bitrate (in kbits/s).
      --sout-x264-vbv-maxrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Max local bitrate
          Sets a maximum local bitrate (in kbits/s).
      --sout-x264-vbv-bufsize=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 VBV buffer
          Averaging period for the maximum local bitrate (in kbits).
      --sout-x264-vbv-init=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
                                 Initial VBV buffer occupancy
          Sets the initial buffer occupancy as a fraction of the buffer size.
          Range 0.0 to 1.0.
      --sout-x264-ipratio=<float [1.000000 .. 2.000000]>
                                 QP factor between I and P
          QP factor between I and P. Range 1.0 to 2.0.
      --sout-x264-pbratio=<float [1.000000 .. 2.000000]>
                                 QP factor between P and B
          QP factor between P and B. Range 1.0 to 2.0.
      --sout-x264-chroma-qp-offset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 QP difference between chroma and luma
          QP difference between chroma and luma.
      --sout-x264-pass=<integer [0 .. 3]>
                                 Multipass ratecontrol
          Multipass ratecontrol:
 - 1: First pass, creates stats file
 - 2:
          Last pass, does not overwrite stats file
 - 3: Nth pass, overwrites
          stats file

      --sout-x264-qcomp=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
                                 QP curve compression
          QP curve compression. Range 0.0 (CBR) to 1.0 (QCP).
      --sout-x264-cplxblur=<float>
                                 Reduce fluctuations in QP
          This reduces the fluctuations in QP before curve compression.
          Temporally blurs complexity.
      --sout-x264-qblur=<float>  Reduce fluctuations in QP
          This reduces the fluctuations in QP after curve compression.
          Temporally blurs quants.
      --sout-x264-aq-mode=<integer [0 .. 2]>
                                 How AQ distributes bits
          Defines bitdistribution mode for AQ, default 1
 - 0: Disabled
 - 1:
          Current x264 default mode
 - 2: uses log(var)^2 instead of log(var)
          and attempts to adapt strength per frame
      --sout-x264-aq-strength=<float>
                                 Strength of AQ
          Strength to reduce blocking and blurring in flat
and textured areas,
          default 1.0 recommended to be between 0..2
 - 0.5: weak AQ
 - 1.5:
          strong AQ
      --sout-x264-partitions={none,fast,normal,slow,all}
                                 Partitions to consider
          Partitions to consider in analyse mode: 
 - none  : 
 - fast  : i4x4

          - normal: i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8)
 - slow  : i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8),b8x8
 - all  
          : i4x4,p8x8,(i8x8),b8x8,p4x4
(p4x4 requires p8x8. i8x8 requires
          8x8dct).
      --sout-x264-direct={none,spatial,temporal,auto}
                                 Direct MV prediction mode
          Direct MV prediction mode.
      --sout-x264-direct-8x8=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
                                 Direct prediction size
          Direct prediction size:  -  0: 4x4
 -  1: 8x8
 - -1: smallest
          possible according to level

      --sout-x264-weightb, --no-sout-x264-weightb
                                 Weighted prediction for B-frames (default
                                 enabled)
          Weighted prediction for B-frames. (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-weightp=<integer [0 .. 2]>
                                 Weighted prediction for P-frames
           Weighted prediction for P-frames:  - 0: Disabled
 - 1: Blind offset

          - 2: Smart analysis

      --sout-x264-me={dia,hex,umh,esa,tesa}
                                 Integer pixel motion estimation method
          Selects the motion estimation algorithm:  - dia: diamond search,
          radius 1 (fast)
 - hex: hexagonal search, radius 2
 - umh: uneven
          multi-hexagon search (better but slower)
 - esa: exhaustive search
          (extremely slow, primarily for testing)
 - tesa: hadamard exhaustive
          search (extremely slow, primarily for testing)

      --sout-x264-merange=<integer [1 .. 64]>
                                 Maximum motion vector search range
          Maximum distance to search for motion estimation, measured from
          predicted position(s). Default of 16 is good for most footage, high
          motion sequences may benefit from settings between 24 and 32. Range 0
          to 64.
      --sout-x264-mvrange=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum motion vector length
          Maximum motion vector length in pixels. -1 is automatic, based on
          level.
      --sout-x264-mvrange-thread=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Minimum buffer space between threads
          Minimum buffer space between threads. -1 is automatic, based on
          number of threads.
      --sout-x264-subme=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subpixel motion estimation and partition
                                 decision quality
          This parameter controls quality versus speed tradeoffs involved in
          the motion estimation decision process (lower = quicker and higher =
          better quality). Range 1 to 9.
      --sout-x264-mixed-refs, --no-sout-x264-mixed-refs
                                 Decide references on a per partition basis
                                 (default enabled)
          Allows each 8x8 or 16x8 partition to independently select a reference
          frame, as opposed to only one ref per macroblock. (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-chroma-me, --no-sout-x264-chroma-me
                                 Chroma in motion estimation (default enabled)
          Chroma ME for subpel and mode decision in P-frames. (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-8x8dct, --no-sout-x264-8x8dct
                                 Adaptive spatial transform size (default
                                 enabled)
          SATD-based decision for 8x8 transform in inter-MBs. (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-trellis=<integer [0 .. 2]>
                                 Trellis RD quantization
          Trellis RD quantization: 
 - 0: disabled
 - 1: enabled only on the
          final encode of a MB
 - 2: enabled on all mode decisions
This
          requires CABAC.
      --sout-x264-lookahead=<integer [0 .. 60]>
                                 Framecount to use on frametype lookahead
          Framecount to use on frametype lookahead. Currently default can cause
          sync-issues on unmuxable output, like rtsp-output without ts-mux
      --sout-x264-intra-refresh, --no-sout-x264-intra-refresh
                                 Use Periodic Intra Refresh (default disabled)
          Use Periodic Intra Refresh instead of IDR frames (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-mbtree, --no-sout-x264-mbtree
                                 Use mb-tree ratecontrol (default enabled)
          You can disable use of Macroblock-tree on ratecontrol (default
          enabled)
      --sout-x264-fast-pskip, --no-sout-x264-fast-pskip
                                 Early SKIP detection on P-frames (default
                                 enabled)
          Early SKIP detection on P-frames. (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-dct-decimate, --no-sout-x264-dct-decimate
                                 Coefficient thresholding on P-frames (default
                                 enabled)
          Coefficient thresholding on P-frames.Eliminate dct blocks containing
          only a small single coefficient. (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-nr=<integer [0 .. 1000]>
                                 Noise reduction
          Dct-domain noise reduction. Adaptive pseudo-deadzone. 10 to 1000
          seems to be a useful range.
      --sout-x264-deadzone-inter=<integer [0 .. 32]>
                                 Inter luma quantization deadzone
          Set the size of the intra luma quantization deadzone. Range 0 to 32.
      --sout-x264-deadzone-intra=<integer [0 .. 32]>
                                 Intra luma quantization deadzone
          Set the size of the intra luma quantization deadzone. Range 0 to 32.
      --sout-x264-non-deterministic, --no-sout-x264-non-deterministic
                                 Non-deterministic optimizations when threaded
                                 (default disabled)
          Slightly improve quality of SMP, at the cost of repeatability.
          (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-asm, --no-sout-x264-asm
                                 CPU optimizations (default enabled)
          Use assembler CPU optimizations. (default enabled)
      --sout-x264-psnr, --no-sout-x264-psnr
                                 PSNR computation (default disabled)
          Compute and print PSNR stats. This has no effect on the actual
          encoding quality. (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-ssim, --no-sout-x264-ssim
                                 SSIM computation (default disabled)
          Compute and print SSIM stats. This has no effect on the actual
          encoding quality. (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-quiet, --no-sout-x264-quiet
                                 Quiet mode (default disabled)
          Quiet mode (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-sps-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 SPS and PPS id numbers
          Set SPS and PPS id numbers to allow concatenating streams with
          different settings.
      --sout-x264-aud, --no-sout-x264-aud
                                 Access unit delimiters (default disabled)
          Generate access unit delimiter NAL units. (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-verbose, --no-sout-x264-verbose
                                 Statistics (default disabled)
          Print stats for each frame. (default disabled)
      --sout-x264-stats=<string> Filename for 2 pass stats file
          Filename for 2 pass stats file for multi-pass encoding.
      --sout-x264-preset={ultrafast,superfast,veryfast,faster,fast,medium,slow,slower,veryslow,placebo}
                                 Use preset as default settings. Overridden by
                                 user settings.
          Use preset as default settings. Overridden by user settings.
      --sout-x264-tune={film,animation,grain,stillimage,psnr,ssim,fastdecode,zerolatency}
                                 Tune the settings for a particular type of
                                 source or situation. Overridden by user
                                 settings.
          Tune the settings for a particular type of source or situation.
          Overridden by user settings.

 Vorbis audio decoder
      --sout-vorbis-quality=<integer [0 .. 10]>
                                 Encoding quality
          Enforce a quality between 1 (low) and 10 (high), instead of
          specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR stream.
      --sout-vorbis-max-bitrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum encoding bitrate
          Maximum bitrate in kbps. This is useful for streaming applications.
      --sout-vorbis-min-bitrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Minimum encoding bitrate
          Minimum bitrate in kbps. This is useful for encoding for a fixed-size
          channel.
      --sout-vorbis-cbr, --no-sout-vorbis-cbr
                                 CBR encoding (default disabled)
          Force a constant bitrate encoding (CBR). (default disabled)

 Libtwolame audio encoder
      --sout-twolame-quality=<float>
                                 Encoding quality
          Force a specific encoding quality between 0.0 (high) and 50.0 (low),
          instead of specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR
          stream.
      --sout-twolame-mode={0 (Stereo), 1 (Dual mono), 2 (Joint stereo)}
                                 Stereo mode
          Handling mode for stereo streams
      --sout-twolame-vbr, --no-sout-twolame-vbr
                                 VBR mode (default disabled)
          Use Variable BitRate. Default is to use Constant BitRate (CBR).
          (default disabled)
      --sout-twolame-psy=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Psycho-acoustic model
          Integer from -1 (no model) to 4.

 Theora video decoder
      --sout-theora-quality=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Encoding quality
          Enforce a quality between 1 (low) and 10 (high), instead of
          specifying a particular bitrate. This will produce a VBR stream.

 Philips OGT (SVCD subtitle) decoder

 Text subtitles decoder
      --subsdec-align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right)}
                                 Subtitles justification
          Set the justification of subtitles
      --subsdec-encoding={,system,UTF-8,UTF-16,UTF-16BE,UTF-16LE,GB18030,ISO-8859-15,Windows-1252,ISO-8859-2,Windows-1250,ISO-8859-3,ISO-8859-10,Windows-1251,KOI8-R,KOI8-U,ISO-8859-6,Windows-1256,ISO-8859-7,Windows-1253,ISO-8859-8,Windows-1255,ISO-8859-9,Windows-1254,ISO-8859-11,Windows-874,ISO-8859-13,Windows-1257,ISO-8859-14,ISO-8859-16,ISO-2022-CN-EXT,EUC-CN,ISO-2022-JP-2,EUC-JP,Shift_JIS,CP949,ISO-2022-KR,Big5,ISO-2022-TW,Big5-HKSCS,VISCII,Windows-1258}
                                 Subtitles text encoding
          Set the encoding used in text subtitles
      --subsdec-autodetect-utf8, --no-subsdec-autodetect-utf8
                                 UTF-8 subtitles autodetection (default
                                 enabled)
          This enables automatic detection of UTF-8 encoding within subtitles
          files. (default enabled)
      --subsdec-formatted, --no-subsdec-formatted
                                 Formatted Subtitles (default enabled)
          Some subtitle formats allow for text formatting. VLC partly
          implements this, but you can choose to disable all formatting.
          (default enabled)

 DVD subtitles decoder
      --dvdsub-transparency, --no-dvdsub-transparency
                                 Disable DVD subtitle transparency (default
                                 disabled)
          Removes all transparency effects used in DVD subtitles. (default
          disabled)

 Speex audio decoder
      --sout-speex-mode={0 (Narrow-band (8kHz)), 1 (Wide-band (16kHz)), 2 (Ultra-wideband (32kHz))}
                                 Mode
          Enforce the mode of the encoder.
      --sout-speex-complexity=<integer [1 .. 10]>
                                 Encoding complexity
          Enforce the complexity of the encoder.
      --sout-speex-cbr, --no-sout-speex-cbr
                                 CBR encoding (default disabled)
          Enforce a constant bitrate encoding (CBR) instead of default variable
          bitrate encoding (VBR). (default disabled)
      --sout-speex-quality=<float [0.000000 .. 10.000000]>
                                 Encoding quality
          Enforce a quality between 0 (low) and 10 (high).
      --sout-speex-max-bitrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximal bitrate
          Enforce the maximal VBR bitrate
      --sout-speex-vad, --no-sout-speex-vad
                                 Voice activity detection (default enabled)
          Enable voice activity detection (VAD). It is automatically activated
          in VBR mode. (default enabled)
      --sout-speex-dtx, --no-sout-speex-dtx
                                 Discontinuous Transmission (default disabled)
          Enable discontinuous transmission (DTX). (default disabled)

 Dirac video decoder using libschroedinger
   Encoding:
      --sout-schro-rate-control={constant_noise_threshold,constant_bitrate,low_delay,lossless,constant_lambda,constant_error,constant_quality}
                                 Rate control method
          Method used to encode the video sequence
      --sout-schro-quality=<float [-1.000000 .. 10.000000]>
                                 Constant quality factor
          Quality factor to use in constant quality mode
      --sout-schro-noise-threshold=<float [-1.000000 .. 100.000000]>
                                 Noise Threshold
          Noise threshold to use in constant noise threshold mode
      --sout-schro-bitrate=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
                                 CBR bitrate (kbps)
          Target bitrate in kbps when encoding in constant bitrate mode
      --sout-schro-max-bitrate=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum bitrate (kbps)
          Maximum bitrate in kbps when encoding in constant bitrate mode
      --sout-schro-min-bitrate=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Minimum bitrate (kbps)
          Minimum bitrate in kbps when encoding in constant bitrate mode
      --sout-schro-gop-structure={adaptive,intra_only,backref,chained_backref,biref,chained_biref}
                                 GOP structure
          GOP structure used to encode the video sequence
      --sout-schro-gop-length=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
                                 GOP length
          Number of pictures between successive sequence headers i.e. length of
          the group of pictures
      --sout-schro-chroma-fmt={420,422,444}
                                 Chroma format
          Picking chroma format will force a conversion of the video into that
          format
      --sout-schro-coding-mode={auto,progressive,field}
                                 Picture coding mode
          Field coding is where interlaced fields are coded separately as
          opposed to a pseudo-progressive frame
      --sout-schro-mv-precision={1,1/2,1/4,1/8}
                                 Motion Vector precision
          Motion Vector precision in pels
      --sout-schro-motion-block-size={automatic,small,medium,large}
                                 Size of motion compensation blocks
          Size of motion compensation blocks
      --sout-schro-motion-block-overlap={automatic,none,partial,full}
                                 Overlap of motion compensation blocks
          Overlap of motion compensation blocks
      --sout-schro-me-combined=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
                                 Three component motion estimation
          Use chroma as part of the motion estimation process
      --sout-schro-enable-hierarchical-me=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
                                 Enable hierarchical Motion Estimation
          Enable hierarchical Motion Estimation
      --sout-schro-downsample-levels=<integer [-1 .. 8]>
                                 Number of levels of downsampling
          Number of levels of downsampling in hierarchical motion estimation
          mode
      --sout-schro-enable-global-me=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
                                 Enable Global Motion Estimation
          Enable Global Motion Estimation
      --sout-schro-enable-phasecorr-me=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
                                 Enable Phase Correlation Estimation
          Enable Phase Correlation Estimation
      --sout-schro-intra-wavelet={desl_dubuc_9_7,le_gall_5_3,desl_dubuc_13_7,haar_0,haar_1,fidelity,daub_9_7}
                                 Intra picture DWT filter
          Intra picture DWT filter
      --sout-schro-inter-wavelet={desl_dubuc_9_7,le_gall_5_3,desl_dubuc_13_7,haar_0,haar_1,fidelity,daub_9_7}
                                 Inter picture DWT filter
          Inter picture DWT filter
      --sout-schro-transform-depth=<integer [-1 .. 6]>
                                 Number of DWT iterations
          Also known as DWT levels
      --sout-schro-enable-multiquant=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
                                 Enable multiple quantizers
          Enable multiple quantizers per subband (one per codeblock)
      --sout-schro-codeblock-size={automatic,small,medium,large,full}
                                 Size of code blocks in each subband
          Size of code blocks in each subband
      --sout-schro-filtering={none,center_weighted_median,gaussian,add_noise,adaptive_gaussian,lowpass}
                                 Prefilter
          Enable adaptive prefiltering
      --sout-schro-filter-value=<float [-1.000000 .. 100.000000]>
                                 Amount of prefiltering
          Higher value implies more prefiltering
      --sout-schro-enable-scd=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
                                 Enable Scene Change Detection
          Enable Scene Change Detection
      --sout-schro-perceptual-weighting={none,ccir959,moo,manos_sakrison}
                                 perceptual weighting method
          perceptual weighting method
      --sout-schro-perceptual-distance=<float [-1.000000 .. 100.000000]>
                                 perceptual distance
          perceptual distance to calculate perceptual weight
      --sout-schro-enable-noarith=<integer [-1 .. 1]>
                                 Disable arithmetic coding
          Use variable length codes instead, useful for very high bitrates
      --sout-schro-horiz-slices=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Horizontal slices per frame
          Number of horizontal slices per frame in low delay mode
      --sout-schro-vert-slices=<integer [-1 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Vertical slices per frame
          Number of vertical slices per frame in low delay mode
      --sout-schro-force-profile={auto,vc2_low_delay,vc2_simple,vc2_main,main}
                                 Force Profile
          Force Profile

 Kate overlay decoder
 Kate is a codec for text and image based overlays.
The Tiger rendering library is needed to render complex Kate streams, but VLC can still render static text and image based subtitles if it is not available.
Note that changing settings below will not take effect until a new stream is played. This will hopefully be fixed soon.
      --kate-formatted, --no-kate-formatted
                                 Formatted Subtitles (default enabled)
          Kate streams allow for text formatting. VLC partly implements this,
          but you can choose to disable all formatting.Note that this has no
          effect is rendering via Tiger is enabled. (default enabled)

 FluidSynth MIDI synthesizer
      --soundfont=<string>       Sound fonts
          A sound fonts file is required for software synthesis.

 DVB subtitles decoder
      --dvbsub-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Subpicture position
          You can enforce the subpicture position on the video (0=center,
          1=left, 2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can also use combinations of
          these values, e.g. 6=top-right).
      --dvbsub-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Decoding X coordinate
          X coordinate of the rendered subtitle
      --dvbsub-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Decoding Y coordinate
          Y coordinate of the rendered subtitle
      --sout-dvbsub-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Encoding X coordinate
          X coordinate of the encoded subtitle
      --sout-dvbsub-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Encoding Y coordinate
          Y coordinate of the encoded subtitle

 Dummy decoder
      --dummy-save-es, --no-dummy-save-es
                                 Save raw codec data (default disabled)
          Save the raw codec data if you have selected/forced the dummy decoder
          in the main options. (default disabled)

 FFmpeg audio/video decoder
 Various audio and video decoders/encoders delivered by the FFmpeg library. This includes (MS)MPEG4, DivX, SV1,H261, H263, H264, WMV, WMA, AAC, AMR, DV, MJPEG and other codecs
   Decoding:
      --ffmpeg-dr, --no-ffmpeg-dr
                                 Direct rendering (default enabled)
          Direct rendering (default enabled)
      --ffmpeg-error-resilience=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Error resilience
          FFmpeg can do error resilience.
However, with a buggy encoder (such
          as the ISO MPEG-4 encoder from M$) this can produce a lot of
          errors.
Valid values range from 0 to 4 (0 disables all errors
          resilience).
      --ffmpeg-workaround-bugs=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Workaround bugs
          Try to fix some bugs:
1  autodetect
2  old msmpeg4
4  xvid
          interlaced
8  ump4 
16 no padding
32 ac vlc
64 Qpel chroma.
This must
          be the sum of the values. For example, to fix "ac vlc" and "ump4",
          enter 40.
      --ffmpeg-hurry-up, --no-ffmpeg-hurry-up
                                 Hurry up (default enabled)
          The decoder can partially decode or skip frame(s) when there is not
          enough time. It's useful with low CPU power but it can produce
          distorted pictures. (default enabled)
      --ffmpeg-skip-frame=<integer [-1 .. 4]>
                                 Skip frame (default=0)
          Force skipping of frames to speed up decoding (-1=None, 0=Default,
          1=B-frames, 2=P-frames, 3=B+P frames, 4=all frames).
      --ffmpeg-skip-idct=<integer [-1 .. 4]>
                                 Skip idct (default=0)
          Force skipping of idct to speed up decoding for frame types(-1=None,
          0=Default, 1=B-frames, 2=P-frames, 3=B+P frames, 4=all frames).
      --ffmpeg-vismv=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Visualize motion vectors
          You can overlay the motion vectors (arrows showing how the images
          move) on the image. This value is a mask, based on these values:
1 -
          visualize forward predicted MVs of P frames
2 - visualize forward
          predicted MVs of B frames
4 - visualize backward predicted MVs of B
          frames
To visualize all vectors, the value should be 7.
      --ffmpeg-lowres=<integer [0 .. 2]>
                                 Low resolution decoding
          Only decode a low resolution version of the video. This requires less
          processing power
      --ffmpeg-fast, --no-ffmpeg-fast
                                 Allow speed tricks (default disabled)
          Allow non specification compliant speedup tricks. Faster but
          error-prone. (default disabled)
      --ffmpeg-skiploopfilter={0 (None), 1 (Non-ref), 2 (Bidir), 3 (Non-key), 4 (All)}
                                 Skip the loop filter for H.264 decoding
          Skipping the loop filter (aka deblocking) usually has a detrimental
          effect on quality. However it provides a big speedup for high
          definition streams.
      --ffmpeg-debug=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Debug mask
          Set FFmpeg debug mask
      --ffmpeg-codec=<string>    Codec name
          Internal libavcodec codec name
      --ffmpeg-hw, --no-ffmpeg-hw
                                 Hardware decoding (default enabled)
          This allows hardware decoding when available. (default enabled)
      --ffmpeg-threads=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Threads
          Number of threads used for decoding, 0 meaning auto
   Encoding:
      --sout-ffmpeg-codec=<string>
                                 Codec name
          Internal libavcodec codec name
      --sout-ffmpeg-hq={rd,bits,simple}
                                 Quality level
          Quality level for the encoding of motions vectors (this can slow down
          the encoding very much).
      --sout-ffmpeg-keyint=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Ratio of key frames
          Number of frames that will be coded for one key frame.
      --sout-ffmpeg-bframes=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Ratio of B frames
          Number of B frames that will be coded between two reference frames.
      --sout-ffmpeg-hurry-up, --no-sout-ffmpeg-hurry-up
                                 Hurry up (default disabled)
          The encoder can make on-the-fly quality tradeoffs if your CPU can't
          keep up with the encoding rate. It will disable trellis quantization,
          then the rate distortion of motion vectors (hq), and raise the noise
          reduction threshold to ease the encoder's task. (default disabled)
      --sout-ffmpeg-interlace, --no-sout-ffmpeg-interlace
                                 Interlaced encoding (default disabled)
          Enable dedicated algorithms for interlaced frames. (default disabled)
      --sout-ffmpeg-interlace-me, --no-sout-ffmpeg-interlace-me
                                 Interlaced motion estimation (default enabled)
          Enable interlaced motion estimation algorithms. This requires more
          CPU. (default enabled)
      --sout-ffmpeg-vt=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video bitrate tolerance
          Video bitrate tolerance in kbit/s.
      --sout-ffmpeg-pre-me, --no-sout-ffmpeg-pre-me
                                 Pre-motion estimation (default disabled)
          Enable the pre-motion estimation algorithm. (default disabled)
      --sout-ffmpeg-rc-buffer-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Rate control buffer size
          Rate control buffer size (in kbytes). A bigger buffer will allow for
          better rate control, but will cause a delay in the stream.
      --sout-ffmpeg-rc-buffer-aggressivity=<float>
                                 Rate control buffer aggressiveness
          Rate control buffer aggressiveness.
      --sout-ffmpeg-i-quant-factor=<float>
                                 I quantization factor
          Quantization factor of I frames, compared with P frames (for instance
          1.0 => same qscale for I and P frames).
      --sout-ffmpeg-noise-reduction=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Noise reduction
          Enable a simple noise reduction algorithm to lower the encoding
          length and bitrate, at the expense of lower quality frames.
      --sout-ffmpeg-mpeg4-matrix, --no-sout-ffmpeg-mpeg4-matrix
                                 MPEG4 quantization matrix (default disabled)
          Use the MPEG4 quantization matrix for MPEG2 encoding. This generally
          yields a better looking picture, while still retaining the
          compatibility with standard MPEG2 decoders. (default disabled)
      --sout-ffmpeg-qmin=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Minimum video quantizer scale
          Minimum video quantizer scale.
      --sout-ffmpeg-qmax=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum video quantizer scale
          Maximum video quantizer scale.
      --sout-ffmpeg-trellis, --no-sout-ffmpeg-trellis
                                 Trellis quantization (default disabled)
          Enable trellis quantization (rate distortion for block coefficients).
          (default disabled)
      --sout-ffmpeg-qscale=<float>
                                 Fixed quantizer scale
          A fixed video quantizer scale for VBR encoding (accepted values: 0.01
          to 255.0).
      --sout-ffmpeg-strict=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Strict standard compliance
          Force a strict standard compliance when encoding (accepted values:
          -1, 0, 1).
      --sout-ffmpeg-lumi-masking=<float>
                                 Luminance masking
          Raise the quantizer for very bright macroblocks (default: 0.0).
      --sout-ffmpeg-dark-masking=<float>
                                 Darkness masking
          Raise the quantizer for very dark macroblocks (default: 0.0).
      --sout-ffmpeg-p-masking=<float>
                                 Motion masking
          Raise the quantizer for macroblocks with a high temporal complexity
          (default: 0.0).
      --sout-ffmpeg-border-masking=<float>
                                 Border masking
          Raise the quantizer for macroblocks at the border of the frame
          (default: 0.0).
      --sout-ffmpeg-luma-elim-threshold=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Luminance elimination
          Eliminates luminance blocks when the PSNR isn't much changed
          (default: 0.0). The H264 specification recommends -4.
      --sout-ffmpeg-chroma-elim-threshold=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Chrominance elimination
          Eliminates chrominance blocks when the PSNR isn't much changed
          (default: 0.0). The H264 specification recommends 7.
      --sout-ffmpeg-aac-profile=<string>
                                 Specify AAC audio profile to use
          Specify the AAC audio profile to use for encoding the audio
          bitstream. It takes the following options: main, low, ssr (not
          supported) and ltp (default: main)
      --ffmpeg-mux=<string>      Avformat mux
          Force use of a specific avformat muxer.

 Win32 waveOut extension output
      --waveout-audio-device={wavemapper}
                                 Select Audio Device
          Select special Audio device, or let windows decide (default), change
          needs VLC restart to apply.
      --waveout-float32, --no-waveout-float32
                                 Use float32 output (default enabled)
          The option allows you to enable or disable the high-quality float32
          audio output mode (which is not well supported by some soundcards).
          (default enabled)

 File audio output
      --audiofile-file=<string>  Output file
          File to which the audio samples will be written to. ("-" for stdout
      --audiofile-format={u8,s8,u16,s16,u16_le,s16_le,u16_be,s16_be,fixed32,float32,spdif}
                                 Output format
          Output format
      --audiofile-channels=<integer [0 .. 6]>
                                 Number of output channels
          By default (0), all the channels of the incoming will be saved but
          you can restrict the number of channels here.
      --audiofile-wav, --no-audiofile-wav
                                 Add WAVE header (default enabled)
          Instead of writing a raw file, you can add a WAV header to the file.
          (default enabled)

 DirectX audio output
      --directx-audio-device-name={default}
                                 Output device
          Select your audio output device
      --directx-audio-float32, --no-directx-audio-float32
                                 Use float32 output (default disabled)
          The option allows you to enable or disable the high-quality float32
          audio output mode (which is not well supported by some soundcards).
          (default disabled)
      --directx-audio-speaker={Windows default,Mono,Stereo,Quad,5.1,7.1}
                                 Speaker configuration
          Select speaker configuration you want to use. This option doesn't
          upmix! So NO e.g. Stereo -> 5.1 conversion.

 Audio memory output
      --amem-format=<string>     Sample format
          Sample format
      --amem-rate=<integer [1 .. 192000]>
                                 Sample rate
          Sample rate
      --amem-channels=<integer [1 .. 9]>
                                 Channels count
          Channels count

 Speex resampler
      --speex-resampler-quality=<integer [0 .. 10]>
                                 Resampling quality
          Resampling quality (0 = worst and fastest, 10 = best and slowest).

 Audio Spatializer
      --spatializer-roomsize=<float>
                                 Room size
          Defines the virtual surface of the room emulated by the filter.
      --spatializer-width=<float>
                                 Room width
          Width of the virtual room
      --spatializer-wet=<float>  Wet
      --spatializer-dry=<float>  Dry
      --spatializer-damp=<float> Damp

 Audio tempo scaler synched with rate
      --scaletempo-stride=<integer [1 .. 2000]>
                                 Stride Length
          Length in milliseconds to output each stride
      --scaletempo-overlap=<float [0.000000 .. 1.000000]>
                                 Overlap Length
          Percentage of stride to overlap
      --scaletempo-search=<integer [0 .. 200]>
                                 Search Length
          Length in milliseconds to search for best overlap position

 Secret Rabbit Code (libsamplerate) resampler
      --src-converter-type={0 (Sinc function (best quality)), 1 (Sinc function (medium quality)), 2 (Sinc function (fast)), 3 (Zero Order Hold (fastest)), 4 (Linear (fastest))}
                                 Sample rate converter type
          Different resampling algorithms are supported. The best one is
          slower, while the fast one exhibits low quality.

 Parametric Equalizer
      --param-eq-lowf=<float>    Low freq (Hz)
      --param-eq-lowgain=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
                                 Low freq gain (dB)
      --param-eq-highf=<float>   High freq (Hz)
      --param-eq-highgain=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
                                 High freq gain (dB)
      --param-eq-f1=<float>      Freq 1 (Hz)
      --param-eq-gain1=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
                                 Freq 1 gain (dB)
      --param-eq-q1=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
                                 Freq 1 Q
      --param-eq-f2=<float>      Freq 2 (Hz)
      --param-eq-gain2=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
                                 Freq 2 gain (dB)
      --param-eq-q2=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
                                 Freq 2 Q
      --param-eq-f3=<float>      Freq 3 (Hz)
      --param-eq-gain3=<float [-20.000000 .. 20.000000]>
                                 Freq 3 gain (dB)
      --param-eq-q3=<float [0.100000 .. 100.000000]>
                                 Freq 3 Q

 Volume normalizer
      --norm-buff-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of audio buffers
          This is the number of audio buffers on which the power measurement is
          made. A higher number of buffers will increase the response time of
          the filter to a spike but will make it less sensitive to short
          variations.
      --norm-max-level=<float>   Maximal volume level
          If the average power over the last N buffers is higher than this
          value, the volume will be normalized. This value is a positive
          floating point number. A value between 0.5 and 10 seems sensible.

 Audio filter for stereo to mono conversion
      --sout-mono-downmix, --no-sout-mono-downmix
                                 Use downmix algorithm (default enabled)
          This option selects a stereo to mono downmix algorithm that is used
          in the headphone channel mixer. It gives the effect of standing in a
          room full of speakers. (default enabled)
      --sout-mono-channel={0 (Left), 1 (Right), 4 (Rear left), 5 (Rear right), 7 (Center), 8 (Low-frequency effects), 2 (Side left), 3 (Side right), 6 (Rear center)}
                                 Select channel to keep
          This option silences all other channels except the selected channel.

 Headphone virtual spatialization effect
 This effect gives you the feeling that you are standing in a room with a complete 7.1 speaker set when using only a headphone, providing a more realistic sound experience. It should also be more comfortable and less tiring when listening to music for long periods of time.
It works with any source format from mono to 7.1.
      --headphone-dim=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Characteristic dimension
          Distance between front left speaker and listener in meters.
      --headphone-compensate, --no-headphone-compensate
                                 Compensate delay (default disabled)
          The delay which is introduced by the physical algorithm may sometimes
          be disturbing for the synchronization between lips-movement and
          speech. In case, turn this on to compensate. (default disabled)
      --headphone-dolby, --no-headphone-dolby
                                 No decoding of Dolby Surround (default
                                 disabled)
          Dolby Surround encoded streams won't be decoded before being
          processed by this filter. Enabling this setting is not recommended.
          (default disabled)

 Equalizer with 10 bands
      --equalizer-preset={flat,classical,club,dance,fullbass,fullbasstreble,fulltreble,headphones,largehall,live,party,pop,reggae,rock,ska,soft,softrock,techno}
                                 Equalizer preset
          Preset to use for the equalizer.
      --equalizer-bands=<string> Bands gain
          Don't use presets, but manually specified bands. You need to provide
          10 values between -20dB and 20dB, separated by spaces, e.g. "0 2 4 2
          0 -2 -4 -2 0 2".
      --equalizer-2pass, --no-equalizer-2pass
                                 Two pass (default disabled)
          Filter the audio twice. This provides a more intense effect. (default
          disabled)
      --equalizer-preamp=<float> Global gain
          Set the global gain in dB (-20 ... 20).

 DTS Coherent Acoustics audio decoder
      --dts-dynrng, --no-dts-dynrng
                                 DTS dynamic range compression (default
                                 enabled)
          Dynamic range compression makes the loud sounds softer, and the soft
          sounds louder, so you can more easily listen to the stream in a noisy
          environment without disturbing anyone. If you disable the dynamic
          range compression the playback will be more adapted to a movie
          theater or a listening room. (default enabled)

 Dynamic range compressor
      --compressor-rms-peak=<float>
                                 RMS/peak
          Set the RMS/peak (0 ... 1).
      --compressor-attack=<float>
                                 Attack time
          Set the attack time in milliseconds (1.5 ... 400).
      --compressor-release=<float>
                                 Release time
          Set the release time in milliseconds (2 ... 800).
      --compressor-threshold=<float>
                                 Threshold level
          Set the threshold level in dB (-30 ... 0).
      --compressor-ratio=<float> Ratio
          Set the ratio (n:1) (1 ... 20).
      --compressor-knee=<float>  Knee radius
          Set the knee radius in dB (1 ... 10).
      --compressor-makeup-gain=<float>
                                 Makeup gain
          Set the makeup gain in dB (0 ... 24).

 Sound Delay
 Add a delay effect to the sound
      --delay-time=<float>       Delay time
          Time in milliseconds of the average delay. Note average
      --sweep-depth=<float>      Sweep Depth
          Time in milliseconds of the maximum sweep depth. Thus, the sweep
          range will be delay-time +/- sweep-depth.
      --sweep-rate=<float>       Sweep Rate
          Rate of change of sweep depth in milliseconds shift per second of play
      --feedback-gain=<float [-0.900000 .. 0.900000]>
                                 Feedback Gain
          Gain on Feedback loop
      --wet-mix=<float [-0.999000 .. 0.999000]>
                                 Wet mix
          Level of delayed signal
      --dry-mix=<float [-0.999000 .. 0.999000]>
                                 Dry Mix
          Level of input signal

 Audio part of the BarGraph function
      --audiobargraph_a-address=<string>
                                 TCP address to use (default localhost)
          TCP address to use to communicate with the video part of the Bar
          Graph (default localhost).In the case of bargraph incrustation, use
          localhost.
      --audiobargraph_a-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 TCP port to use (default 12345)
          TCP port to use to communicate with the video part of the Bar Graph
          (default 12345).Use the same port as the one used in the rc interface.
      --audiobargraph_a-bargraph=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Defines if BarGraph information should be
                                 sent (default 1)
          Defines if BarGraph information should be sent. 1 if the information
          should be sent, 0 otherwise (default 1).
      --audiobargraph_a-bargraph_repetition=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Sends the barGraph information every n audio
                                 packets (default 4)
          Defines how often the barGraph information should be sent. Sends the
          barGraph information every n audio packets (default 4).
      --audiobargraph_a-silence=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Defines if silence alarm information should
                                 be sent (default 1)
          Defines if silence alarm information should be sent. 1 if the
          information should be sent, 0 otherwise (default 1).
      --audiobargraph_a-time_window=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Time window to use in ms (default 5000)
          Time Window during when the audio level is measured in ms for silence
          detection. If the audio level is under the threshold during this
          time, an alarm is sent (default 5000).
      --audiobargraph_a-alarm_threshold=<float>
                                 Minimum Audio level to raise the alarm
                                 (default 0.1)
          Threshold to be attained to raise an alarm. If the audio level is
          under the threshold during this time, an alarm is sent (default 0.1).
      --audiobargraph_a-repetition_time=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Time between two alarm messages in ms
                                 (default 2000)
          Time between two alarm messages in ms. This value is used to avoid
          alarm saturation (default 2000).
      --audiobargraph_a-connection_reset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Force connection reset regularly (default 1)
          Defines if the TCP connection should be reset. This is to be used
          when using with audiobargraph_v (default 1).

 ATSC A/52 (AC-3) audio decoder
      --a52-dynrng, --no-a52-dynrng
                                 A/52 dynamic range compression (default
                                 enabled)
          Dynamic range compression makes the loud sounds softer, and the soft
          sounds louder, so you can more easily listen to the stream in a noisy
          environment without disturbing anyone. If you disable the dynamic
          range compression the playback will be more adapted to a movie
          theater or a listening room. (default enabled)
      --a52-upmix, --no-a52-upmix
                                 Enable internal upmixing (default disabled)
          Enable the internal upmixing algorithm (not recommended). (default
          disabled)

 UDP stream output
      --sout-udp-caching=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Caching value (ms)
          Default caching value for outbound UDP streams. This value should be
          set in milliseconds.
      --sout-udp-group=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Group packets
          Packets can be sent one by one at the right time or by groups. You
          can choose the number of packets that will be sent at a time. It
          helps reducing the scheduling load on heavily-loaded systems.

 IceCAST output
      --sout-shout-name=<string> Stream name
          Name to give to this stream/channel on the shoutcast/icecast server.
      --sout-shout-description=<string>
                                 Stream description
          Description of the stream content or information about your channel.
      --sout-shout-mp3, --no-sout-shout-mp3
                                 Stream MP3 (default disabled)
          You normally have to feed the shoutcast module with Ogg streams. It
          is also possible to stream MP3 instead, so you can forward MP3
          streams to the shoutcast/icecast server. (default disabled)
      --sout-shout-genre=<string>
                                 Genre description
          Genre of the content. 
      --sout-shout-url=<string>  URL description
          URL with information about the stream or your channel. 
      --sout-shout-bitrate=<string>
                                 Bitrate
          Bitrate information of the transcoded stream. 
      --sout-shout-samplerate=<string>
                                 Samplerate
          Samplerate information of the transcoded stream. 
      --sout-shout-channels=<string>
                                 Number of channels
          Number of channels information of the transcoded stream. 
      --sout-shout-quality=<string>
                                 Ogg Vorbis Quality
          Ogg Vorbis Quality information of the transcoded stream. 
      --sout-shout-public, --no-sout-shout-public
                                 Stream public (default disabled)
          Make the server publicly available on the 'Yellow Pages' (directory
          listing of streams) on the icecast/shoutcast website. Requires the
          bitrate information specified for shoutcast. Requires Ogg streaming
          for icecast. (default disabled)

 HTTP Live streaming output
      --sout-livehttp-seglen=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Segment length
          Length of TS stream segments
      --sout-livehttp-numsegs=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of segments
          Number of segments to include in index
      --sout-livehttp-splitanywhere, --no-sout-livehttp-splitanywhere
                                 Split segments anywhere (default disabled)
          Don't require a keyframe before splitting a segment. Needed for audio
          only. (default disabled)
      --sout-livehttp-delsegs, --no-sout-livehttp-delsegs
                                 Delete segments (default enabled)
          Delete segments when they are no longer needed (default enabled)
      --sout-livehttp-ratecontrol, --no-sout-livehttp-ratecontrol
                                 Use muxers rate control mechanism (default
                                 disabled)
          Use muxers rate control mechanism (default disabled)
      --sout-livehttp-index=<string>
                                 Index file
          Path to the index file to create
      --sout-livehttp-index-url=<string>
                                 Full URL to put in index file
          Full URL to put in index file. Use #'s to represent segment number

 HTTP stream output
      --sout-http-user=<string>  Username
          User name that will be requested to access the stream.
      --sout-http-pwd=<string>   Password
          Password that will be requested to access the stream.
      --sout-http-mime=<string>  Mime
          MIME returned by the server (autodetected if not specified).

 File stream output
      --sout-file-append, --no-sout-file-append
                                 Append to file (default disabled)
          Append to file if it exists instead of replacing it. (default
          disabled)

 Screen Input
      --screen-fps=<float>       Frame rate
          Desired frame rate for the capture.
      --screen-top=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subscreen top left corner
          Top coordinate of the subscreen top left corner.
      --screen-left=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subscreen top left corner
          Left coordinate of the subscreen top left corner.
      --screen-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subscreen width
          Subscreen width
      --screen-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subscreen height
          Subscreen height
      --screen-follow-mouse, --no-screen-follow-mouse
                                 Follow the mouse (default disabled)
          Follow the mouse when capturing a subscreen. (default disabled)
      --screen-mouse-image=<string>
                                 Mouse pointer image
          If specified, will use the image to draw the mouse pointer on the
          capture.
      --screen-fragment-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Capture fragment size
          Optimize the capture by fragmenting the screen in chunks of
          predefined height (16 might be a good value, and 0 means disabled).

 Real-Time Protocol (RTP) input
      --rtcp-port=<integer [0 .. 65535]>
                                 RTCP (local) port
          RTCP packets will be received on this transport protocol port. If
          zero, multiplexed RTP/RTCP is used.
      --srtp-key=<string>        SRTP key (hexadecimal)
          RTP packets will be authenticated and deciphered with this Secure RTP
          master shared secret key. This must be a 32-character-long
          hexadecimal string.
      --srtp-salt=<string>       SRTP salt (hexadecimal)
          Secure RTP requires a (non-secret) master salt value. This must be a
          28-character-long hexadecimal string.
      --rtp-max-src=<integer [1 .. 255]>
                                 Maximum RTP sources
          How many distinct active RTP sources are allowed at a time.
      --rtp-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 RTP source timeout (sec)
          How long to wait for any packet before a source is expired.
      --rtp-max-dropout=<integer [0 .. 32767]>
                                 Maximum RTP sequence number dropout
          RTP packets will be discarded if they are too much ahead (i.e. in the
          future) by this many packets from the last received packet.
      --rtp-max-misorder=<integer [0 .. 32767]>
                                 Maximum RTP sequence number misordering
          RTP packets will be discarded if they are too far behind (i.e. in the
          past) by this many packets from the last received packet.
      --rtp-dynamic-pt={theora}  RTP payload format assumed for dynamic
                                 payloads
          This payload format will be assumed for dynamic payload types
          (between 96 and 127) if it can't be determined otherwise with
          out-of-band mappings (SDP)

 File input
   Directory:
      --recursive={none,collapse,expand}
                                 Subdirectory behavior
          Select whether subdirectories must be expanded.
none: subdirectories
          do not appear in the playlist.
collapse: subdirectories appear but
          are expanded on first play.
expand: all subdirectories are expanded.

      --ignore-filetypes=<string>
                                 Ignored extensions
          Files with these extensions will not be added to playlist when
          opening a directory.
This is useful if you add directories that
          contain playlist files for instance. Use a comma-separated list of
          extensions.

 DVDRead Input (no menu support)
      --dvdread-angle=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 DVD angle
          Default DVD angle.

 DVDnav Input
      --dvdnav-angle=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 DVD angle
          Default DVD angle.
      --dvdnav-menu, --no-dvdnav-menu
                                 Start directly in menu (default enabled)
          Start the DVD directly in the main menu. This will try to skip all
          the useless warning introductions. (default enabled)

 Digital Television and Radio
      --dvb-adapter=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 DVB adapter
          If there is more than one digital broadcasting adapter, the adapter
          number must be selected. Numbering start from zero.
      --dvb-network-name=<string>
                                 Network name
          Unique network name in the System Tuning Spaces
      --dvb-create-name=<string> Network name to create
          Create unique name in the System Tuning Spaces
      --dvb-frequency=<integer [0 .. 107999999]>
                                 Frequency (Hz)
          TV channels are grouped by transponder (a.k.a. multiplex) on a given
          frequency. This is required to tune the receiver.
      --dvb-inversion={-1 (Automatic), 0 (Off), 1 (On)}
                                 Spectrum inversion
          If the demodulator cannot detect spectral inversion correctly, it
          needs to be configured manually.
   Terrestrial reception parameters:
      --dvb-bandwidth={0 (Automatic), 10 (10 MHz), 8 (8 MHz), 7 (7 MHz), 6 (6 MHz), 5 (5 MHz), 2 (1.712 MHz)}
                                 Bandwidth (MHz)
          Bandwidth (MHz)
      --dvb-transmission={-1 (Automatic), 1 (1k), 2 (2k), 4 (4k), 8 (8k), 16 (16k), 32 (32k)}
                                 Transmission mode
          Transmission mode
      --dvb-guard={,1/128,1/32,1/16,19/256,1/8,19/128,1/4}
                                 Guard interval
          Guard interval
   DVB-T reception parameters:
      --dvb-code-rate-hp={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
                                 High-priority code rate
          The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
      --dvb-code-rate-lp={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
                                 Low-priority code rate
          The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
      --dvb-hierarchy={-1 (Automatic), 0 (None), 1 (1), 2 (2), 4 (4)}
                                 Hierarchy mode
          Hierarchy mode
   ISDB-T reception parameters:
      --dvb-a-modulation={,QAM,16QAM,32QAM,64QAM,128QAM,256QAM,8VSB,16VSB,QPSK,DQPSK,8PSK,16APSK,32APSK}
                                 Layer A modulation
          The digital signal can be modulated according with different
          constellations (depending on the delivery system). If the demodulator
          cannot detect the constellation automatically, it needs to be
          configured manually.
      --dvb-a-fec={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
                                 Layer A code rate
          The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
      --dvb-a-count=<integer [0 .. 13]>
                                 Layer A segments count
      --dvb-a-interleaving=<integer [0 .. 3]>
                                 Layer A time interleaving
      --dvb-b-modulation={,QAM,16QAM,32QAM,64QAM,128QAM,256QAM,8VSB,16VSB,QPSK,DQPSK,8PSK,16APSK,32APSK}
                                 Layer B modulation
          The digital signal can be modulated according with different
          constellations (depending on the delivery system). If the demodulator
          cannot detect the constellation automatically, it needs to be
          configured manually.
      --dvb-b-fec={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
                                 Layer B code rate
          The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
      --dvb-b-count=<integer [0 .. 13]>
                                 Layer B segments count
      --dvb-b-interleaving=<integer [0 .. 3]>
                                 Layer B time interleaving
      --dvb-c-modulation={,QAM,16QAM,32QAM,64QAM,128QAM,256QAM,8VSB,16VSB,QPSK,DQPSK,8PSK,16APSK,32APSK}
                                 Layer C modulation
          The digital signal can be modulated according with different
          constellations (depending on the delivery system). If the demodulator
          cannot detect the constellation automatically, it needs to be
          configured manually.
      --dvb-c-fec={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
                                 Layer C code rate
          The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
      --dvb-c-count=<integer [0 .. 13]>
                                 Layer C segments count
      --dvb-c-interleaving=<integer [0 .. 3]>
                                 Layer C time interleaving
   Cable and satellite reception parameters:
      --dvb-modulation={,QAM,16QAM,32QAM,64QAM,128QAM,256QAM,8VSB,16VSB,QPSK,DQPSK,8PSK,16APSK,32APSK}
                                 Modulation / Constellation
          The digital signal can be modulated according with different
          constellations (depending on the delivery system). If the demodulator
          cannot detect the constellation automatically, it needs to be
          configured manually.
      --dvb-srate=<integer [0 .. 4294967295]>
                                 Symbol rate (bauds)
          The symbol rate must be specified manually for some systems, notably
          DVB-C, DVB-S and DVB-S2.
      --dvb-fec={,0,1/2,3/5,2/3,3/4,4/5,5/6,6/7,7/8,8/9,9/10}
                                 FEC code rate
          The code rate for Forward Error Correction can be specified.
   DVB-S2 parameters:
      --dvb-pilot={-1 (Automatic), 0 (Off), 1 (On)}
                                 Pilot
          Pilot
      --dvb-rolloff={-1 (Automatic), 35 (0.35 (same as DVB-S)), 20 (0.20), 25 (0.25)}
                                 Roll-off factor
          Roll-off factor
   ISDB-S parameters:
      --dvb-ts-id=<integer [0 .. 65535]>
                                 Transport stream ID
          Transport stream ID
   Satellite equipment control:
      --dvb-polarization={,V,H,R,L}
                                 Polarization (Voltage)
          To select the polarization of the transponder, a different voltage is
          normally applied to the low noise block-downconverter (LNB).
      --dvb-voltage=<integer [0 .. 18]>
                                  
           
      --dvb-lnb-low=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Local oscillator low frequency (kHz)
          The downconverter (LNB) will substract the local oscillator frequency
          from the satellite transmission frequency. The intermediate frequency
          (IF) on the RF cable is the result.
      --dvb-lnb-high=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Local oscillator high frequency (kHz)
          The downconverter (LNB) will substract the local oscillator frequency
          from the satellite transmission frequency. The intermediate frequency
          (IF) on the RF cable is the result.
      --dvb-lnb-switch=<integer [0 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Universal LNB switch frequency (kHz)
          If the satellite transmission frequency exceeds the switch frequency,
          the oscillator high frequency will be used as reference. Furthermore
          the automatic continuous 22kHz tone will be sent.
      --dvb-network-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Network identifier
          Network identifier
      --dvb-azimuth=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Satellite azimuth
          Satellite azimuth in tenths of degree
      --dvb-elevation=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Satellite elevation
          Satellite elevation in tenths of degree
      --dvb-longitude=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Satellite longitude
          Satellite longitude in tenths of degree. West is negative.
      --dvb-range=<string>       Satellite range code
          Satellite range code as defined by manufacturer e.g. DISEqC switch
          code
   ATSC reception parameters:
      --dvb-major-channel=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Major channel
      --dvb-minor-channel=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 ATSC minor channel
      --dvb-physical-channel=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Physical channel

 DirectShow input
      --dshow-vdev={,none}       Video device name
          Name of the video device that will be used by the DirectShow plugin.
          If you don't specify anything, the default device will be used.
      --dshow-adev={,none}       Audio device name
          Name of the audio device that will be used by the DirectShow plugin.
          If you don't specify anything, the default device will be used. 
      --dshow-size=<string>      Video size
          Size of the video that will be displayed by the DirectShow plugin. If
          you don't specify anything the default size for your device will be
          used. You can specify a standard size (cif, d1, ...) or
          <width>x<height>.
      --dshow-aspect-ratio=<string>
                                 Picture aspect-ratio n:m
          Define input picture aspect-ratio to use. Default is 4:3
      --dshow-chroma=<string>    Video input chroma format
          Force the DirectShow video input to use a specific chroma format (eg.
          I420 (default), RV24, etc.)
      --dshow-fps=<float>        Video input frame rate
          Force the DirectShow video input to use a specific frame rate(eg. 0
          means default, 25, 29.97, 50, 59.94, etc.)
      --dshow-config, --no-dshow-config
                                 Device properties (default disabled)
          Show the properties dialog of the selected device before starting the
          stream. (default disabled)
      --dshow-tuner, --no-dshow-tuner
                                 Tuner properties (default disabled)
          Show the tuner properties [channel selection] page. (default disabled)
      --dshow-tuner-channel=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Tuner TV Channel
          Set the TV channel the tuner will set to (0 means default).
      --dshow-tuner-frequency=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Tuner Frequency
          This overrides the channel. Measured in Hz.
      --dshow-tuner-country=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Tuner country code
          Set the tuner country code that establishes the current
          channel-to-frequency mapping (0 means default).
      --dshow-tuner-standard={0 (Default), 1 (NTSC_M), 2 (NTSC_M_J), 4 (NTSC_443), 16 (PAL_B), 32 (PAL_D), 64 (PAL_G), 128 (PAL_H), 256 (PAL_I), 512 (PAL_M), 1024 (PAL_N), 2048 (PAL_60), 4096 (SECAM_B), 8192 (SECAM_D), 16384 (SECAM_G), 32768 (SECAM_H), 65536 (SECAM_K), 131072 (SECAM_K1), 262144 (SECAM_L), 524288 (SECAM_L1), 1048576 (PAL_N_COMBO)}
                                 Video standard
          Video standard
      --dshow-tuner-input={0 (Default), 1 (Cable), 2 (Antenna)}
                                 Tuner input type
          Select the tuner input type (Cable/Antenna).
      --dshow-video-input=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video input pin
          Select the video input source, such as composite, s-video, or tuner.
          Since these settings are hardware-specific, you should find good
          settings in the "Device config" area, and use those numbers here. -1
          means that settings will not be changed.
      --dshow-video-output=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video output pin
          Select the video output type. See the "video input" option.
      --dshow-audio-input=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio input pin
          Select the audio input source. See the "video input" option.
      --dshow-audio-output=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio output pin
          Select the audio output type. See the "video input" option.
      --dshow-amtuner-mode={0 (Default), 1 (TV), 2 (FM radio), 4 (AM radio), 8 (DSS)}
                                 AM Tuner mode
          AM Tuner mode. Can be one of Default (0), TV (1),AM Radio (2), FM
          Radio (3) or DSS (4).
      --dshow-audio-channels=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Number of audio channels
          Select audio input format with the given number of audio channels (if
          non 0)
      --dshow-audio-samplerate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio sample rate
          Select audio input format with the given sample rate (if non 0)
      --dshow-audio-bitspersample=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio bits per sample
          Select audio input format with the given bits/sample (if non 0)

 Audio CD input
      --cdda-track=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                  
      --cdda-first-sector=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                  
      --cdda-last-sector=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                  
      --cddb-server=<string>     CDDB Server
          Address of the CDDB server to use.
      --cddb-port=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 CDDB port
          CDDB Server port to use.

 VDR recordings
 Support for VDR recordings (http://www.tvdr.de/).
      --vdr-chapter-offset=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Chapter offset in ms
          Move all chapters. This value should be set in milliseconds.
      --vdr-fps=<float [1.000000 .. 1000.000000]>
                                 Frame rate
          Default frame rate for chapter import.

 UDP input

 SMB input
 Samba (Windows network shares) input
      --smb-user=<string>        SMB user name
          User name that will be used for the connection.
      --smb-pwd=<string>         SMB password
          Password that will be used for the connection.
      --smb-domain=<string>      SMB domain
          Domain/Workgroup that will be used for the connection.

 Microsoft Media Server (MMS) input
      --mms-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 TCP/UDP timeout (ms)
          Amount of time (in ms) to wait before aborting network reception of
          data. Note that there will be 10 retries before completely giving up.
      --mms-all, --no-mms-all    Force selection of all streams (default
                                 disabled)
          MMS streams can contain several elementary streams, with different
          bitrates. You can choose to select all of them. (default disabled)
      --mms-maxbitrate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Maximum bitrate
          Select the stream with the maximum bitrate under that limit.
      --mmsh-proxy=<string>      HTTP proxy
          HTTP proxy to be used It must be of the form http://[user[:pass]@]mypr
          oxy.mydomain:myport/ ; if empty, the http_proxy environment variable
          will be tried.

 Memory input
      --imem-get=<string>        Get function
          Address of the get callback function
      --imem-release=<string>    Release function
          Address of the release callback function
      --imem-cookie=<string>     Callback cookie string
          Text identifier for the callback functions
      --imem-data=<string>       Callback data
          Data for the get and release functions
      --imem-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 ID
          Set the ID of the elementary stream
      --imem-group=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Group
          Set the group of the elementary stream
      --imem-cat={0 (Unknown), 1 (Audio), 2 (Video), 3 (Subtitle), 4 (Data)}
                                 Category
          Set the category of the elementary stream
      --imem-codec=<string>      Codec
          Set the codec of the elementary stream
      --imem-language=<string>   Language
          Language of the elementary stream as described by ISO639
      --imem-samplerate=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Sample rate
          Sample rate of an audio elementary stream
      --imem-channels=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Channels count
          Channels count of an audio elementary stream
      --imem-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Width
          Width of video or subtitle elementary streams
      --imem-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Height
          Height of video or subtitle elementary streams
      --imem-dar=<string>        Display aspect ratio
          Display aspect ratio of a video elementary stream
      --imem-fps=<string>        Frame rate
          Frame rate of a video elementary stream
      --imem-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Size
          Size of stream in bytes

 HTTP input
      --http-proxy=<string>      HTTP proxy
          HTTP proxy to be used It must be of the form http://[user@]myproxy.myd
          omain:myport/ ; if empty, the http_proxy environment variable will be
          tried.
      --http-proxy-pwd=<string>  HTTP proxy password
          If your HTTP proxy requires a password, set it here.
      --http-referrer=<string>   HTTP referer value
          Customize the HTTP referer, simulating a previous document
      --http-user-agent=<string> User Agent
          You can use a custom User agent or use a known one
      --http-reconnect, --no-http-reconnect
                                 Auto re-connect (default disabled)
          Automatically try to reconnect to the stream in case of a sudden
          disconnect. (default disabled)
      --http-continuous, --no-http-continuous
                                 Continuous stream (default disabled)
          Read a file that is being constantly updated (for example, a JPG file
          on a server). You should not globally enable this option as it will
          break all other types of HTTP streams. (default disabled)
      --http-forward-cookies, --no-http-forward-cookies
                                 Forward Cookies (default enabled)
          Forward Cookies across http redirections. (default enabled)

 FTP input
      --ftp-user=<string>        FTP user name
          User name that will be used for the connection.
      --ftp-pwd=<string>         FTP password
          Password that will be used for the connection.
      --ftp-account=<string>     FTP account
          Account that will be used for the connection.

 Audio
 These options allow you to modify the behavior of the audio subsystem, and to add audio filters which can be used for post processing or visual effects (spectrum analyzer, etc.). Enable these filters here, and configure them in the "audio filters" modules section.
      --audio, --no-audio        Enable audio (default enabled)
          You can completely disable the audio output. The audio decoding stage
          will not take place, thus saving some processing power. (default
          enabled)
      --volume=<integer [0 .. 512]>
                                 Default audio volume
          You can set the default audio output volume here, in a range from 0
          to 1024.
      --volume-step=<integer [0 .. 512]>
                                 Audio output volume step
          The step size of the volume is adjustable using this option, in a
          range from 0 to 1024.
      --hq-resampling, --no-hq-resampling
                                 High quality audio resampling (default
                                 enabled)
          This uses a high quality audio resampling algorithm. High quality
          audio resampling can be processor intensive so you can disable it and
          a cheaper resampling algorithm will be used instead. (default enabled)
      --spdif, --no-spdif        Use S/PDIF when available (default disabled)
          S/PDIF can be used by default when your hardware supports it as well
          as the audio stream being played. (default disabled)
      --force-dolby-surround={0 (Auto), 1 (On), 2 (Off)}
                                 Force detection of Dolby Surround
          Use this when you know your stream is (or is not) encoded with Dolby
          Surround but fails to be detected as such. Even if the stream is not
          actually encoded with Dolby Surround, turning on this option might
          enhance your experience, especially when combined with the Headphone
          Channel Mixer.
      --audio-desync=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio desynchronization compensation
          This delays the audio output. The delay must be given in
          milliseconds. This can be handy if you notice a lag between the video
          and the audio.
      --audio-replay-gain-mode={none,track,album}
                                 Replay gain mode
          Select the replay gain mode
      --audio-replay-gain-preamp=<float>
                                 Replay preamp
          This allows you to change the default target level (89 dB) for stream
          with replay gain information
      --audio-replay-gain-default=<float>
                                 Default replay gain
          This is the gain used for stream without replay gain information
      --audio-replay-gain-peak-protection, --no-audio-replay-gain-peak-protection
                                 Peak protection (default enabled)
          Protect against sound clipping (default enabled)
      --audio-time-stretch, --no-audio-time-stretch
                                 Enable time stretching audio (default enabled)
          This allows playing audio at lower or higher speed without affecting
          the audio pitch (default enabled)
  -A, --aout=<string>            Audio output module
          This is the audio output method used by VLC. The default behavior is
          to automatically select the best method available.
      --audio-filter=<string>    Audio filters
          This adds audio post processing filters, to modify the sound
          rendering.
      --audio-visual=<string>    Audio visualizations 
          This adds visualization modules (spectrum analyzer, etc.).

 Video
 These options allow you to modify the behavior of the video output subsystem. You can for example enable video filters (deinterlacing, image adjusting, etc.). Enable these filters here and configure them in the "video filters" modules section. You can also set many miscellaneous video options.
      --video, --no-video        Enable video (default enabled)
          You can completely disable the video output. The video decoding stage
          will not take place, thus saving some processing power. (default
          enabled)
      --grayscale, --no-grayscale
                                 Grayscale video output (default disabled)
          Output video in grayscale. As the color information aren't decoded,
          this can save some processing power. (default disabled)
  -f, --fullscreen, --no-fullscreen
                                 Fullscreen video output (default disabled)
          Start video in fullscreen mode (default disabled)
      --embedded-video, --no-embedded-video
                                 Embedded video (default enabled)
          Embed the video output in the main interface. (default enabled)
      --xlib, --no-xlib           (default enabled)
           (default enabled)
      --drop-late-frames, --no-drop-late-frames
                                 Drop late frames (default enabled)
          This drops frames that are late (arrive to the video output after
          their intended display date). (default enabled)
      --skip-frames, --no-skip-frames
                                 Skip frames (default enabled)
          Enables framedropping on MPEG2 stream. Framedropping occurs when your
          computer is not powerful enough (default enabled)
      --quiet-synchro, --no-quiet-synchro
                                 Quiet synchro (default disabled)
          This avoids flooding the message log with debug output from the video
          output synchronization mechanism. (default disabled)
      --keyboard-events, --no-keyboard-events
                                 Key press events (default enabled)
          This enables VLC hotkeys from the (non-embedded) video window.
          (default enabled)
      --mouse-events, --no-mouse-events
                                 Mouse events (default enabled)
          This enables handling of mouse clicks on the video. (default enabled)
      --overlay, --no-overlay    Overlay video output (default enabled)
          Overlay is the hardware acceleration capability of your video card
          (ability to render video directly). VLC will try to use it by
          default. (default enabled)
      --video-on-top, --no-video-on-top
                                 Always on top (default disabled)
          Always place the video window on top of other windows. (default
          disabled)
      --video-wallpaper, --no-video-wallpaper
                                 Enable wallpaper mode  (default disabled)
          The wallpaper mode allows you to display the video as the desktop
          background. (default disabled)
      --disable-screensaver, --no-disable-screensaver
                                 Disable screensaver (default enabled)
          Disable the screensaver during video playback. (default enabled)
      --video-title-show, --no-video-title-show
                                 Show media title on video (default enabled)
          Display the title of the video on top of the movie. (default enabled)
      --video-title-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Show video title for x milliseconds
          Show the video title for n milliseconds, default is 5000 ms (5 sec.)
      --video-title-position={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Position of video title
          Place on video where to display the title (default bottom center).
      --mouse-hide-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Hide cursor and fullscreen controller after x
                                 milliseconds
          Hide mouse cursor and fullscreen controller after n milliseconds.
   Snapshot:
      --snapshot-path=<string>   Video snapshot directory (or filename)
          Directory where the video snapshots will be stored.
      --snapshot-prefix=<string> Video snapshot file prefix
          Video snapshot file prefix
      --snapshot-format={png,jpg}
                                 Video snapshot format
          Image format which will be used to store the video snapshots
      --snapshot-preview, --no-snapshot-preview
                                 Display video snapshot preview (default
                                 enabled)
          Display the snapshot preview in the screen's top-left corner.
          (default enabled)
      --snapshot-sequential, --no-snapshot-sequential
                                 Use sequential numbers instead of timestamps
                                 (default disabled)
          Use sequential numbers instead of timestamps for snapshot numbering
          (default disabled)
      --snapshot-width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video snapshot width
          You can enforce the width of the video snapshot. By default it will
          keep the original width (-1). Using 0 will scale the width to keep
          the aspect ratio.
      --snapshot-height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video snapshot height
          You can enforce the height of the video snapshot. By default it will
          keep the original height (-1). Using 0 will scale the height to keep
          the aspect ratio.
   Window properties:
      --width=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video width
          You can enforce the video width. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
          the video characteristics.
      --height=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video height
          You can enforce the video height. By default (-1) VLC will adapt to
          the video characteristics.
      --video-x=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video X coordinate
          You can enforce the position of the top left corner of the video
          window (X coordinate).
      --video-y=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Video Y coordinate
          You can enforce the position of the top left corner of the video
          window (Y coordinate).
      --crop=<string>            Video cropping
          This forces the cropping of the source video. Accepted formats are
          x:y (4:3, 16:9, etc.) expressing the global image aspect.
      --custom-crop-ratios=<string>
                                 Custom crop ratios list
          Comma separated list of crop ratios which will be added in the
          interface's crop ratios list.
      --aspect-ratio=<string>    Source aspect ratio
          This forces the source aspect ratio. For instance, some DVDs claim to
          be 16:9 while they are actually 4:3. This can also be used as a hint
          for VLC when a movie does not have aspect ratio information. Accepted
          formats are x:y (4:3, 16:9, etc.) expressing the global image aspect,
          or a float value (1.25, 1.3333, etc.) expressing pixel squareness.
      --autoscale, --no-autoscale
                                 Video Auto Scaling (default enabled)
          Let the video scale to fit a given window or fullscreen. (default
          enabled)
      --scale=<float>            Video scaling factor
          Scaling factor used when Auto Scaling is disabled.
Default value is
          1.0 (original video size).
      --monitor-par=<string>     Monitor pixel aspect ratio
          This forces the monitor aspect ratio. Most monitors have square
          pixels (1:1). If you have a 16:9 screen, you might need to change
          this to 4:3 in order to keep proportions.
      --custom-aspect-ratios=<string>
                                 Custom aspect ratios list
          Comma separated list of aspect ratios which will be added in the
          interface's aspect ratio list.
      --hdtv-fix, --no-hdtv-fix  Fix HDTV height (default enabled)
          This allows proper handling of HDTV-1080 video format even if broken
          encoder incorrectly sets height to 1088 lines. You should only
          disable this option if your video has a non-standard format requiring
          all 1088 lines. (default enabled)
      --video-deco, --no-video-deco
                                 Window decorations (default enabled)
          VLC can avoid creating window caption, frames, etc... around the
          video, giving a "minimal" window. (default enabled)
      --video-title=<string>     Video title
          Custom title for the video window (in case the video is not embedded
          in the interface).
      --align={0 (Center), 1 (Left), 2 (Right), 4 (Top), 8 (Bottom), 5 (Top-Left), 6 (Top-Right), 9 (Bottom-Left), 10 (Bottom-Right)}
                                 Video alignment
          Enforce the alignment of the video in its window. By default (0) it
          will be centered (0=center, 1=left, 2=right, 4=top, 8=bottom, you can
          also use combinations of these values, like 6=4+2 meaning top-right).
      --zoom=<float>             Zoom video
          You can zoom the video by the specified factor.
      --deinterlace={0 (Off), -1 (Automatic), 1 (On)}
                                 Deinterlace
          Deinterlace
      --deinterlace-mode={discard,blend,mean,bob,linear,x,yadif,yadif2x,phosphor,ivtc}
                                 Deinterlace mode
          Deinterlace method to use for video processing.
  -V, --vout=<string>            Video output module
          This is the the video output method used by VLC. The default behavior
          is to automatically select the best method available.
      --video-filter=<string>    Video filter module
          This adds post-processing filters to enhance the picture quality, for
          instance deinterlacing, or distort the video.
      --video-splitter=<string>  Video splitter module
          This adds video splitters like clone or wall

 Subpictures
 These options allow you to modify the behavior of the subpictures subsystem. You can for example enable subpictures sources (logo, etc.). Enable these filters here and configure them in the "subsources filters" modules section. You can also set many miscellaneous subpictures options.
   On Screen Display:
      --spu, --no-spu            Enable sub-pictures (default enabled)
          You can completely disable the sub-picture processing. (default
          enabled)
      --osd, --no-osd            On Screen Display (default enabled)
          VLC can display messages on the video. This is called OSD (On Screen
          Display). (default enabled)
      --text-renderer=<string>   Text rendering module
          VLC normally uses Freetype for rendering, but this allows you to use
          svg for instance.
   Subtitles:
      --sub-file=<string>        Use subtitle file
          Load this subtitle file. To be used when autodetect cannot detect
          your subtitle file.
      --sub-autodetect-file, --no-sub-autodetect-file
                                 Autodetect subtitle files (default enabled)
          Automatically detect a subtitle file, if no subtitle filename is
          specified (based on the filename of the movie). (default enabled)
      --sub-autodetect-fuzzy=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subtitle autodetection fuzziness
          This determines how fuzzy subtitle and movie filename matching will
          be. Options are:
0 = no subtitles autodetected
1 = any subtitle
          file
2 = any subtitle file containing the movie name
3 = subtitle
          file matching the movie name with additional chars
4 = subtitle file
          matching the movie name exactly
      --sub-autodetect-path=<string>
                                 Subtitle autodetection paths
          Look for a subtitle file in those paths too, if your subtitle file
          was not found in the current directory.
      --sub-margin=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Force subtitle position
          You can use this option to place the subtitles under the movie,
          instead of over the movie. Try several positions.
   Overlays:
      --sub-source=<string>      Subpictures source module
          This adds so-called "subpicture sources". These filters overlay some
          images or text over the video (like a logo, arbitrary text, ...).
      --sub-filter=<string>      Subpictures filter module
          This adds so-called "subpicture filters". These filter subpictures
          created by subtitles decoders or other subpictures sources.
   Track settings:
      --program=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Program
          Choose the program to select by giving its Service ID. Only use this
          option if you want to read a multi-program stream (like DVB streams
          for example).
      --programs=<string>        Programs
          Choose the programs to select by giving a comma-separated list of
          Service IDs (SIDs). Only use this option if you want to read a
          multi-program stream (like DVB streams for example).
      --audio-track=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio track
          Stream number of the audio track to use (from 0 to n).
      --sub-track=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subtitles track
          Stream number of the subtitle track to use (from 0 to n).
      --audio-language=<string>  Audio language
          Language of the audio track you want to use (comma separated, two or
          three letter country code, you may use 'none' to avoid a fallback to
          another language).
      --sub-language=<string>    Subtitle language
          Language of the subtitle track you want to use (comma separated, two
          or three letters country code, you may use 'any' as a fallback).
      --audio-track-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Audio track ID
          Stream ID of the audio track to use.
      --sub-track-id=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Subtitles track ID
          Stream ID of the subtitle track to use.
      --preferred-resolution={-1 (Best available), 1080 (Full HD (1080p)), 720 (HD (720p)), 576 (Standard Definition (576 or 480 lines)), 320 (Low definition (320 lines))}
                                 Preferred video resolution
          When several video formats are available, select one whose resolution
          is closest to (but not higher than) this setting, in number of lines.
          Use this option if you don't have enough CPU power or network
          bandwith to play higher resolutions.
   Playback control:
      --input-repeat=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Input repetitions
          Number of time the same input will be repeated
      --start-time=<float>       Start time
          The stream will start at this position (in seconds).
      --stop-time=<float>        Stop time
          The stream will stop at this position (in seconds).
      --run-time=<float>         Run time
          The stream will run this duration (in seconds).
      --input-fast-seek, --no-input-fast-seek
                                 Fast seek (default disabled)
          Favor speed over precision while seeking (default disabled)
      --rate=<float>             Playback speed
          This defines the playback speed (nominal speed is 1.0).
      --input-list=<string>      Input list
          You can give a comma-separated list of inputs that will be
          concatenated together after the normal one.
      --input-slave=<string>     Input slave (experimental)
          This allows you to play from several inputs at the same time. This
          feature is experimental, not all formats are supported. Use a '#'
          separated list of inputs.
      --bookmarks=<string>       Bookmarks list for a stream
          You can manually give a list of bookmarks for a stream in the form
          "{name=bookmark-name,time=optional-time-offset,bytes=optional-byte-off
          set},{...}"
   Default devices:
      --dvd=<string>             DVD device
          This is the default DVD drive (or file) to use. Don't forget the
          colon after the drive letter (e.g. D:)
      --vcd=<string>             VCD device
          This is the default VCD drive (or file) to use. Don't forget the
          colon after the drive letter (e.g. D:)
      --cd-audio=<string>        Audio CD device
          This is the default Audio CD drive (or file) to use. Don't forget the
          colon after the drive letter (e.g. D:)
   Network settings:
      --mtu=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 MTU of the network interface
          This is the maximum application-layer packet size that can be
          transmitted over the network (in bytes).
      --ipv4-timeout=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 TCP connection timeout
          Default TCP connection timeout (in milliseconds). 
      --http-host=<string>       HTTP server address
          By default, the server will listen on any local IP address. Specify
          an IP address (e.g. ::1 or 127.0.0.1) or a host name (e.g. localhost)
          to restrict them to a specific network interface.
      --http-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
                                 HTTP server port
          The HTTP server will listen on this TCP port. The standard HTTP port
          number is 80. However allocation of port numbers below 1025 is
          usually restricted by the operating system.
      --https-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
                                 HTTPS server port
          The HTTPS server will listen on this TCP port. The standard HTTPS
          port number is 443. However allocation of port numbers below 1025 is
          usually restricted by the operating system.
      --rtsp-host=<string>       RTSP server address
          This defines the address the RTSP server will listen on, along with
          the base path of the RTSP VOD media. Syntax is address/path. By
          default, the server will listen on any local IP address. Specify an
          IP address (e.g. ::1 or 127.0.0.1) or a host name (e.g. localhost) to
          restrict them to a specific network interface.
      --rtsp-port=<integer [1 .. 65535]>
                                 RTSP server port
          The RTSP server will listen on this TCP port. The standard RTSP port
          number is 554. However allocation of port numbers below 1025 is
          usually restricted by the operating system.
      --http-cert=<string>       HTTP/TLS server certificate
          This X.509 certicate file (PEM format) is used for server-side TLS.
      --http-key=<string>        HTTP/TLS server private key
          This private key file (PEM format) is used for server-side TLS.
      --http-ca=<string>         HTTP/TLS Certificate Authority
          This X.509 certificate file (PEM format) can optionally be used to
          authenticate remote clients in TLS sessions.
      --http-crl=<string>        HTTP/TLS Certificate Revocation List
          This file countains an optional CRL to prevent remove clients from
          using revoked certificates in TLS sessions.
   Socks proxy:
      --socks=<string>           SOCKS server
          SOCKS proxy server to use. This must be of the form address:port. It
          will be used for all TCP connections
      --socks-user=<string>      SOCKS user name
          User name to be used for connection to the SOCKS proxy.
      --socks-pwd=<string>       SOCKS password
          Password to be used for connection to the SOCKS proxy.
   Metadata:
      --meta-title=<string>      Title metadata
          Allows you to specify a "title" metadata for an input.
      --meta-author=<string>     Author metadata
          Allows you to specify an "author" metadata for an input.
      --meta-artist=<string>     Artist metadata
          Allows you to specify an "artist" metadata for an input.
      --meta-genre=<string>      Genre metadata
          Allows you to specify a "genre" metadata for an input.
      --meta-copyright=<string>  Copyright metadata
          Allows you to specify a "copyright" metadata for an input.
      --meta-description=<string>
                                 Description metadata
          Allows you to specify a "description" metadata for an input.
      --meta-date=<string>       Date metadata
          Allows you to specify a "date" metadata for an input.
      --meta-url=<string>        URL metadata
          Allows you to specify a "url" metadata for an input.
   Advanced:
      --file-caching=<integer [0 .. 60000]>
                                 File caching (ms)
          Caching value for local files, in milliseconds.
      --live-caching=<integer [0 .. 60000]>
                                 Live capture caching (ms)
          Caching value for cameras and microphones, in milliseconds.
      --disc-caching=<integer [0 .. 60000]>
                                 Disc caching (ms)
          Caching value for optical media, in milliseconds.
      --network-caching=<integer [0 .. 60000]>
                                 Network caching (ms)
          Caching value for network resources, in milliseconds.
      --cr-average=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Clock reference average counter
          When using the PVR input (or a very irregular source), you should set
          this to 10000.
      --clock-synchro={-1 (Default), 0 (Disable), 1 (Enable)}
                                 Clock synchronisation
          It is possible to disable the input clock synchronisation for
          real-time sources. Use this if you experience jerky playback of
          network streams.
      --clock-jitter=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Clock jitter
          This defines the maximum input delay jitter that the synchronization
          algorithms should try to compensate (in milliseconds).
      --network-synchronisation, --no-network-synchronisation
                                 Network synchronisation (default disabled)
          This allows you to remotely synchronise clocks for server and client.
          The detailed settings are available in Advanced / Network Sync.
          (default disabled)
      --input-record-path=<string>
                                 Record directory or filename
          Directory or filename where the records will be stored
      --input-record-native, --no-input-record-native
                                 Prefer native stream recording (default
                                 enabled)
          When possible, the input stream will be recorded instead of using the
          stream output module (default enabled)
      --input-timeshift-path=<string>
                                 Timeshift directory
          Directory used to store the timeshift temporary files.
      --input-timeshift-granularity=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Timeshift granularity
          This is the maximum size in bytes of the temporary files that will be
          used to store the timeshifted streams.
      --input-title-format=<string>
                                 Change title according to current media
          This option allows you to set the title according to what's being
          played<br>$a: Artist<br>$b: Album<br>$c: Copyright<br>$t:
          Title<br>$g: Genre<br>$n: Track num<br>$p: Now playing<br>$A:
          Date<br>$D: Duration<br>$Z: "Now playing" (Fall back on Title -
          Artist)

 Decoders
 This option can be used to alter the way VLC selects its codecs (decompression methods). Only advanced users should alter this option as it can break playback of all your streams.
      --codec=<string>           Preferred decoders list
          List of codecs that VLC will use in priority. For instance,
          'dummy,a52' will try the dummy and a52 codecs before trying the other
          ones. Only advanced users should alter this option as it can break
          playback of all your streams.
      --encoder=<string>         Preferred encoders list
          This allows you to select a list of encoders that VLC will use in
          priority.

 Input
 These options allow you to modify the behavior of the input subsystem, such as the DVD or VCD device, the network interface settings or the subtitle channel.
      --access=<string>          Access module
          This allows you to force an access module. You can use it if the
          correct access is not automatically detected. You should not set this
          as a global option unless you really know what you are doing.
      --demux=<string>           Demux module
          Demultiplexers are used to separate the "elementary" streams (like
          audio and video streams). You can use it if the correct demuxer is
          not automatically detected. You should not set this as a global
          option unless you really know what you are doing.
      --stream-filter=<string>   Stream filter module
          Stream filters are used to modify the stream that is being read. 

 Stream output
 These options allow you to set default global options for the stream output subsystem.
      --sout=<string>            Default stream output chain
          You can enter here a default stream output chain. Refer to the
          documentation to learn how to build such chains. Warning: this chain
          will be enabled for all streams.
      --sout-display, --no-sout-display
                                 Display while streaming (default disabled)
          Play locally the stream while streaming it. (default disabled)
      --sout-keep, --no-sout-keep
                                 Keep stream output open (default disabled)
          This allows you to keep an unique stream output instance across
          multiple playlist item (automatically insert the gather stream output
          if not specified) (default disabled)
      --sout-all, --no-sout-all  Enable streaming of all ES (default disabled)
          Stream all elementary streams (video, audio and subtitles) (default
          disabled)
      --sout-audio, --no-sout-audio
                                 Enable audio stream output (default enabled)
          Choose whether the audio stream should be redirected to the stream
          output facility when this last one is enabled. (default enabled)
      --sout-video, --no-sout-video
                                 Enable video stream output (default enabled)
          Choose whether the video stream should be redirected to the stream
          output facility when this last one is enabled. (default enabled)
      --sout-spu, --no-sout-spu  Enable SPU stream output (default enabled)
          Choose whether the SPU streams should be redirected to the stream
          output facility when this last one is enabled. (default enabled)
      --sout-mux-caching=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Stream output muxer caching (ms)
          This allow you to configure the initial caching amount for stream
          output  muxer. This value should be set in milliseconds.
   VLM:
      --vlm-conf=<string>        VLM configuration file
          Read a VLM configuration file as soon as VLM is started.
      --mux=<string>             Mux module
          This is a legacy entry to let you configure mux modules
      --access_output=<string>   Access output module
          This is a legacy entry to let you configure access output modules
      --ttl=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Hop limit (TTL)
          This is the hop limit (also known as "Time-To-Live" or TTL) of the
          multicast packets sent by the stream output (-1 = use operating
          system built-in default).
      --miface=<string>          Multicast output interface
          Default multicast interface. This overrides the routing table.
      --dscp=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 DiffServ Code Point
          Differentiated Services Code Point for outgoing UDP streams (or IPv4
          Type Of Service, or IPv6 Traffic Class). This is used for network
          Quality of Service.
      --packetizer=<string>      Preferred packetizer list
          This allows you to select the order in which VLC will choose its
          packetizers.
      --sap-interval=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 SAP announcement interval
          When the SAP flow control is disabled, this lets you set the fixed
          interval between SAP announcements.

 CPU
 These options allow you to enable special CPU optimizations. You should always leave all these enabled.

 Miscellaneous
 These options allow you to select default modules. Leave these alone unless you really know what you are doing.
   Special modules:
      --memcpy=<string>          Memory copy module
          You can select which memory copy module you want to use. By default
          VLC will select the fastest one supported by your hardware.
      --vod-server=<string>      VoD server module
          You can select which VoD server module you want to use. Set this to
          `vod_rtsp' to switch back to the old, legacy module.
   Plugins:
      --plugins-cache, --no-plugins-cache
                                 Use a plugins cache (default enabled)
          Use a plugins cache which will greatly improve the startup time of
          VLC. (default enabled)
      --data-path=<string>       Data search path
          Override the default data/share search path.
   Performance options:
      --one-instance, --no-one-instance
                                 Allow only one running instance (default
                                 disabled)
          Allowing only one running instance of VLC can sometimes be useful,
          for example if you associated VLC with some media types and you don't
          want a new instance of VLC to be opened each time you double-click on
          a file in the explorer. This option will allow you to play the file
          with the already running instance or enqueue it. (default disabled)
      --started-from-file, --no-started-from-file
                                 VLC is started from file association (default
                                 disabled)
          Tell VLC that it is being launched due to a file association in the
          OS (default disabled)
      --one-instance-when-started-from-file, --no-one-instance-when-started-from-file
                                 One instance when started from file (default
                                 enabled)
          Allow only one running instance when started from file. (default
          enabled)
      --playlist-enqueue, --no-playlist-enqueue
                                 Enqueue items to playlist when in one
                                 instance mode (default disabled)
          When using the one instance only option, enqueue items to playlist
          and keep playing current item. (default disabled)
      --high-priority, --no-high-priority
                                 Increase the priority of the process (default
                                 disabled)
          Increasing the priority of the process will very likely improve your
          playing experience as it allows VLC not to be disturbed by other
          applications that could otherwise take too much processor time.
          However be advised that in certain circumstances (bugs) VLC could
          take all the processor time and render the whole system unresponsive
          which might require a reboot of your machine. (default disabled)

 Playlist
 These options define the behavior of the playlist. Some of them can be overridden in the playlist dialog box.
  -Z, --random, --no-random      Play files randomly forever (default disabled)
          VLC will randomly play files in the playlist until interrupted.
          (default disabled)
  -L, --loop, --no-loop          Repeat all (default disabled)
          VLC will keep playing the playlist indefinitely. (default disabled)
  -R, --repeat, --no-repeat      Repeat current item (default disabled)
          VLC will keep playing the current playlist item. (default disabled)
      --play-and-exit, --no-play-and-exit
                                 Play and exit (default disabled)
          Exit if there are no more items in the playlist. (default disabled)
      --play-and-stop, --no-play-and-stop
                                 Play and stop (default disabled)
          Stop the playlist after each played playlist item. (default disabled)
      --play-and-pause, --no-play-and-pause
                                 Play and pause (default disabled)
          Pause each item in the playlist on the last frame. (default disabled)
      --playlist-autostart, --no-playlist-autostart
                                 Auto start (default enabled)
          Automatically start playing the playlist content once it's loaded.
          (default enabled)
      --media-library, --no-media-library
                                 Use media library (default disabled)
          The media library is automatically saved and reloaded each time you
          start VLC. (default disabled)
      --playlist-tree, --no-playlist-tree
                                 Display playlist tree (default disabled)
          The playlist can use a tree to categorize some items, like the
          contents of a directory. (default disabled)
      --open=<string>            Default stream
          This stream will always be opened at VLC startup.
      --auto-preparse, --no-auto-preparse
                                 Automatically preparse files (default enabled)
          Automatically preparse files added to the playlist (to retrieve some
          metadata). (default enabled)
      --album-art={0 (Manual download only), 1 (When track starts playing), 2 (As soon as track is added)}
                                 Album art policy
          Choose how album art will be downloaded.
  -S, --services-discovery=<string>
                                 Services discovery modules
          Specifies the services discovery modules to preload, separated by
          colons. Typical value is "sap".
  -v, --verbose=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Verbosity (0,1,2)
          This is the verbosity level (0=only errors and standard messages,
          1=warnings, 2=debug).
      --verbose-objects=<string> Choose which objects should print debug
                                 message
          This is a ',' separated string, each object should be prefixed by a
          '+' or a '-' to respectively enable or disable it. The keyword 'all'
          refers to all objects. Objects can be referred to by their type or
          module name. Rules applying to named objects take precedence over
          rules applying to object types. Note that you still need to use -vvv
          to actually display debug message.
  -q, --quiet, --no-quiet        Be quiet (default disabled)
          Turn off all warning and information messages. (default disabled)
      --file-logging, --no-file-logging
                                 Log to file (default disabled)
          Log all VLC messages to a text file. (default disabled)
      --language={auto,en,ar,bn,pt_BR,en_GB,el,bg,ca,zh_TW,cs,da,nl,fi,et,eu,fr,ga,gl,ka,de,he,hr,hu,hy,is,id,it,ja,ko,lt,mn,ms,nb,nn,kk,km,ne,oc,fa,pl,pt_PT,pa,ro,ru,zh_CN,si,sr,sk,sl,ckb,es,sv,te,tr,uk,vi,wa}
                                 Language
          You can manually select a language for the interface. The system
          language is auto-detected if "auto" is specified here.
      --color, --no-color        Color messages (default enabled)
          This enables colorization of the messages sent to the console Your
          terminal needs Linux color support for this to work. (default enabled)
      --advanced, --no-advanced  Show advanced options (default disabled)
          When this is enabled, the preferences and/or interfaces will show all
          available options, including those that most users should never
          touch. (default disabled)
      --interact, --no-interact  Interface interaction (default enabled)
          When this is enabled, the interface will show a dialog box each time
          some user input is required. (default enabled)
      --stats, --no-stats        Locally collect statistics (default enabled)
          Collect miscellaneous local statistics about the playing media.
          (default enabled)
  -I, --intf=<string>            Interface module
          This is the main interface used by VLC. The default behavior is to
          automatically select the best module available.
      --extraintf=<string>       Extra interface modules
          You can select "additional interfaces" for VLC. They will be launched
          in the background in addition to the default interface. Use a colon
          separated list of interface modules. (common values are "rc" (remote
          control), "http", "gestures" ...)
      --control=<string>         Control interfaces
          You can select control interfaces for VLC.

 Hot keys
 These settings are the global VLC key bindings, known as "hotkeys".
      --global-key-toggle-fullscreen=<string>
                                 Fullscreen
          Select the hotkey to use to swap fullscreen state.
      --key-toggle-fullscreen=<string>
                                 Fullscreen
          Select the hotkey to use to swap fullscreen state.
      --global-key-leave-fullscreen=<string>
                                 Leave fullscreen
          Select the hotkey to use to leave fullscreen state.
      --key-leave-fullscreen=<string>
                                 Leave fullscreen
          Select the hotkey to use to leave fullscreen state.
      --global-key-play-pause=<string>
                                 Play/Pause
          Select the hotkey to use to swap paused state.
      --key-play-pause=<string>  Play/Pause
          Select the hotkey to use to swap paused state.
      --global-key-pause=<string>
                                 Pause only
          Select the hotkey to use to pause.
      --key-pause=<string>       Pause only
          Select the hotkey to use to pause.
      --global-key-play=<string> Play only
          Select the hotkey to use to play.
      --key-play=<string>        Play only
          Select the hotkey to use to play.
      --global-key-faster=<string>
                                 Faster
          Select the hotkey to use for fast forward playback.
      --key-faster=<string>      Faster
          Select the hotkey to use for fast forward playback.
      --global-key-slower=<string>
                                 Slower
          Select the hotkey to use for slow motion playback.
      --key-slower=<string>      Slower
          Select the hotkey to use for slow motion playback.
      --global-key-rate-normal=<string>
                                 Normal rate
          Select the hotkey to set the playback rate back to normal.
      --key-rate-normal=<string> Normal rate
          Select the hotkey to set the playback rate back to normal.
      --global-key-rate-faster-fine=<string>
                                 Faster (fine)
          Select the hotkey to use for fast forward playback.
      --key-rate-faster-fine=<string>
                                 Faster (fine)
          Select the hotkey to use for fast forward playback.
      --global-key-rate-slower-fine=<string>
                                 Slower (fine)
          Select the hotkey to use for slow motion playback.
      --key-rate-slower-fine=<string>
                                 Slower (fine)
          Select the hotkey to use for slow motion playback.
      --global-key-next=<string> Next
          Select the hotkey to use to skip to the next item in the playlist.
      --key-next=<string>        Next
          Select the hotkey to use to skip to the next item in the playlist.
      --global-key-prev=<string> Previous
          Select the hotkey to use to skip to the previous item in the playlist.
      --key-prev=<string>        Previous
          Select the hotkey to use to skip to the previous item in the playlist.
      --global-key-stop=<string> Stop
          Select the hotkey to stop playback.
      --key-stop=<string>        Stop
          Select the hotkey to stop playback.
      --global-key-position=<string>
                                 Position
          Select the hotkey to display the position.
      --key-position=<string>    Position
          Select the hotkey to display the position.
      --global-key-jump-extrashort=<string>
                                 Very short backwards jump
          Select the hotkey to make a very short backwards jump.
      --key-jump-extrashort=<string>
                                 Very short backwards jump
          Select the hotkey to make a very short backwards jump.
      --global-key-jump+extrashort=<string>
                                 Very short forward jump
          Select the hotkey to make a very short forward jump.
      --key-jump+extrashort=<string>
                                 Very short forward jump
          Select the hotkey to make a very short forward jump.
      --global-key-jump-short=<string>
                                 Short backwards jump
          Select the hotkey to make a short backwards jump.
      --key-jump-short=<string>  Short backwards jump
          Select the hotkey to make a short backwards jump.
      --global-key-jump+short=<string>
                                 Short forward jump
          Select the hotkey to make a short forward jump.
      --key-jump+short=<string>  Short forward jump
          Select the hotkey to make a short forward jump.
      --global-key-jump-medium=<string>
                                 Medium backwards jump
          Select the hotkey to make a medium backwards jump.
      --key-jump-medium=<string> Medium backwards jump
          Select the hotkey to make a medium backwards jump.
      --global-key-jump+medium=<string>
                                 Medium forward jump
          Select the hotkey to make a medium forward jump.
      --key-jump+medium=<string> Medium forward jump
          Select the hotkey to make a medium forward jump.
      --global-key-jump-long=<string>
                                 Long backwards jump
          Select the hotkey to make a long backwards jump.
      --key-jump-long=<string>   Long backwards jump
          Select the hotkey to make a long backwards jump.
      --global-key-jump+long=<string>
                                 Long forward jump
          Select the hotkey to make a long forward jump.
      --key-jump+long=<string>   Long forward jump
          Select the hotkey to make a long forward jump.
      --global-key-frame-next=<string>
                                 Next frame
          Select the hotkey to got to the next video frame.
      --key-frame-next=<string>  Next frame
          Select the hotkey to got to the next video frame.
      --global-key-nav-activate=<string>
                                 Activate
          Select the key to activate selected item in DVD menus.
      --key-nav-activate=<string>
                                 Activate
          Select the key to activate selected item in DVD menus.
      --global-key-nav-up=<string>
                                 Navigate up
          Select the key to move the selector up in DVD menus.
      --key-nav-up=<string>      Navigate up
          Select the key to move the selector up in DVD menus.
      --global-key-nav-down=<string>
                                 Navigate down
          Select the key to move the selector down in DVD menus.
      --key-nav-down=<string>    Navigate down
          Select the key to move the selector down in DVD menus.
      --global-key-nav-left=<string>
                                 Navigate left
          Select the key to move the selector left in DVD menus.
      --key-nav-left=<string>    Navigate left
          Select the key to move the selector left in DVD menus.
      --global-key-nav-right=<string>
                                 Navigate right
          Select the key to move the selector right in DVD menus.
      --key-nav-right=<string>   Navigate right
          Select the key to move the selector right in DVD menus.
      --global-key-disc-menu=<string>
                                 Go to the DVD menu
          Select the key to take you to the DVD menu
      --key-disc-menu=<string>   Go to the DVD menu
          Select the key to take you to the DVD menu
      --global-key-title-prev=<string>
                                 Select previous DVD title
          Select the key to choose the previous title from the DVD
      --key-title-prev=<string>  Select previous DVD title
          Select the key to choose the previous title from the DVD
      --global-key-title-next=<string>
                                 Select next DVD title
          Select the key to choose the next title from the DVD
      --key-title-next=<string>  Select next DVD title
          Select the key to choose the next title from the DVD
      --global-key-chapter-prev=<string>
                                 Select prev DVD chapter
          Select the key to choose the previous chapter from the DVD
      --key-chapter-prev=<string>
                                 Select prev DVD chapter
          Select the key to choose the previous chapter from the DVD
      --global-key-chapter-next=<string>
                                 Select next DVD chapter
          Select the key to choose the next chapter from the DVD
      --key-chapter-next=<string>
                                 Select next DVD chapter
          Select the key to choose the next chapter from the DVD
      --global-key-quit=<string> Quit
          Select the hotkey to quit the application.
      --key-quit=<string>        Quit
          Select the hotkey to quit the application.
      --global-key-vol-up=<string>
                                 Volume up
          Select the key to increase audio volume.
      --key-vol-up=<string>      Volume up
          Select the key to increase audio volume.
      --global-key-vol-down=<string>
                                 Volume down
          Select the key to decrease audio volume.
      --key-vol-down=<string>    Volume down
          Select the key to decrease audio volume.
      --global-key-vol-mute=<string>
                                 Mute
          Select the key to mute audio.
      --key-vol-mute=<string>    Mute
          Select the key to mute audio.
      --global-key-subdelay-up=<string>
                                 Subtitle delay up
          Select the key to increase the subtitle delay.
      --key-subdelay-up=<string> Subtitle delay up
          Select the key to increase the subtitle delay.
      --global-key-subdelay-down=<string>
                                 Subtitle delay down
          Select the key to decrease the subtitle delay.
      --key-subdelay-down=<string>
                                 Subtitle delay down
          Select the key to decrease the subtitle delay.
      --global-key-subpos-up=<string>
                                 Subtitle position up
          Select the key to move subtitles higher.
      --key-subpos-up=<string>   Subtitle position up
          Select the key to move subtitles higher.
      --global-key-subpos-down=<string>
                                 Subtitle position down
          Select the key to move subtitles lower.
      --key-subpos-down=<string> Subtitle position down
          Select the key to move subtitles lower.
      --global-key-audiodelay-up=<string>
                                 Audio delay up
          Select the key to increase the audio delay.
      --key-audiodelay-up=<string>
                                 Audio delay up
          Select the key to increase the audio delay.
      --global-key-audiodelay-down=<string>
                                 Audio delay down
          Select the key to decrease the audio delay.
      --key-audiodelay-down=<string>
                                 Audio delay down
          Select the key to decrease the audio delay.
      --global-key-audio-track=<string>
                                 Cycle audio track
          Cycle through the available audio tracks(languages).
      --key-audio-track=<string> Cycle audio track
          Cycle through the available audio tracks(languages).
      --global-key-audiodevice-cycle=<string>
                                 Cycle through audio devices
          Cycle through available audio devices
      --key-audiodevice-cycle=<string>
                                 Cycle through audio devices
          Cycle through available audio devices
      --global-key-subtitle-track=<string>
                                 Cycle subtitle track
          Cycle through the available subtitle tracks.
      --key-subtitle-track=<string>
                                 Cycle subtitle track
          Cycle through the available subtitle tracks.
      --global-key-aspect-ratio=<string>
                                 Cycle source aspect ratio
          Cycle through a predefined list of source aspect ratios.
      --key-aspect-ratio=<string>
                                 Cycle source aspect ratio
          Cycle through a predefined list of source aspect ratios.
      --global-key-crop=<string> Cycle video crop
          Cycle through a predefined list of crop formats.
      --key-crop=<string>        Cycle video crop
          Cycle through a predefined list of crop formats.
      --global-key-toggle-autoscale=<string>
                                 Toggle autoscaling
          Activate or deactivate autoscaling.
      --key-toggle-autoscale=<string>
                                 Toggle autoscaling
          Activate or deactivate autoscaling.
      --global-key-incr-scalefactor=<string>
                                 Increase scale factor
          Increase scale factor.
      --key-incr-scalefactor=<string>
                                 Increase scale factor
          Increase scale factor.
      --global-key-decr-scalefactor=<string>
                                 Decrease scale factor
          Decrease scale factor.
      --key-decr-scalefactor=<string>
                                 Decrease scale factor
          Decrease scale factor.
      --global-key-deinterlace=<string>
                                 Cycle deinterlace modes
          Cycle through deinterlace modes.
      --key-deinterlace=<string> Cycle deinterlace modes
          Cycle through deinterlace modes.
      --global-key-intf-show=<string>
                                 Show controller in fullscreen
          Show controller in fullscreen
      --key-intf-show=<string>   Show controller in fullscreen
          Show controller in fullscreen
      --global-key-intf-boss=<string>
                                 Boss key
          Hide the interface and pause playback.
      --key-intf-boss=<string>   Boss key
          Hide the interface and pause playback.
      --global-key-snapshot=<string>
                                 Take video snapshot
          Takes a video snapshot and writes it to disk.
      --key-snapshot=<string>    Take video snapshot
          Takes a video snapshot and writes it to disk.
      --global-key-record=<string>
                                 Record
          Record access filter start/stop.
      --key-record=<string>      Record
          Record access filter start/stop.
      --global-key-zoom=<string> Zoom
          Zoom
      --key-zoom=<string>        Zoom
          Zoom
      --global-key-unzoom=<string>
                                 Un-Zoom
          Un-Zoom
      --key-unzoom=<string>      Un-Zoom
          Un-Zoom
      --global-key-wallpaper=<string>
                                 Toggle wallpaper mode in video output
          Toggle wallpaper mode in video output.
      --key-wallpaper=<string>   Toggle wallpaper mode in video output
          Toggle wallpaper mode in video output.
      --global-key-menu-on=<string>
                                 Display OSD menu on top of video output
          Display OSD menu on top of video output
      --key-menu-on=<string>     Display OSD menu on top of video output
          Display OSD menu on top of video output
      --global-key-menu-off=<string>
                                 Do not display OSD menu on video output
          Do not display OSD menu on top of video output
      --key-menu-off=<string>    Do not display OSD menu on video output
          Do not display OSD menu on top of video output
      --global-key-menu-right=<string>
                                 Highlight widget on the right
          Move OSD menu highlight to the widget on the right
      --key-menu-right=<string>  Highlight widget on the right
          Move OSD menu highlight to the widget on the right
      --global-key-menu-left=<string>
                                 Highlight widget on the left
          Move OSD menu highlight to the widget on the left
      --key-menu-left=<string>   Highlight widget on the left
          Move OSD menu highlight to the widget on the left
      --global-key-menu-up=<string>
                                 Highlight widget on top
          Move OSD menu highlight to the widget on top
      --key-menu-up=<string>     Highlight widget on top
          Move OSD menu highlight to the widget on top
      --global-key-menu-down=<string>
                                 Highlight widget below
          Move OSD menu highlight to the widget below
      --key-menu-down=<string>   Highlight widget below
          Move OSD menu highlight to the widget below
      --global-key-menu-select=<string>
                                 Select current widget
          Selecting current widget performs the associated action.
      --key-menu-select=<string> Select current widget
          Selecting current widget performs the associated action.
      --global-key-crop-top=<string>
                                 Crop one pixel from the top of the video
          Crop one pixel from the top of the video
      --key-crop-top=<string>    Crop one pixel from the top of the video
          Crop one pixel from the top of the video
      --global-key-uncrop-top=<string>
                                 Uncrop one pixel from the top of the video
          Uncrop one pixel from the top of the video
      --key-uncrop-top=<string>  Uncrop one pixel from the top of the video
          Uncrop one pixel from the top of the video
      --global-key-crop-left=<string>
                                 Crop one pixel from the left of the video
          Crop one pixel from the left of the video
      --key-crop-left=<string>   Crop one pixel from the left of the video
          Crop one pixel from the left of the video
      --global-key-uncrop-left=<string>
                                 Uncrop one pixel from the left of the video
          Uncrop one pixel from the left of the video
      --key-uncrop-left=<string> Uncrop one pixel from the left of the video
          Uncrop one pixel from the left of the video
      --global-key-crop-bottom=<string>
                                 Crop one pixel from the bottom of the video
          Crop one pixel from the bottom of the video
      --key-crop-bottom=<string> Crop one pixel from the bottom of the video
          Crop one pixel from the bottom of the video
      --global-key-uncrop-bottom=<string>
                                 Uncrop one pixel from the bottom of the video
          Uncrop one pixel from the bottom of the video
      --key-uncrop-bottom=<string>
                                 Uncrop one pixel from the bottom of the video
          Uncrop one pixel from the bottom of the video
      --global-key-crop-right=<string>
                                 Crop one pixel from the right of the video
          Crop one pixel from the right of the video
      --key-crop-right=<string>  Crop one pixel from the right of the video
          Crop one pixel from the right of the video
      --global-key-uncrop-right=<string>
                                 Uncrop one pixel from the right of the video
          Uncrop one pixel from the right of the video
      --key-uncrop-right=<string>
                                 Uncrop one pixel from the right of the video
          Uncrop one pixel from the right of the video
      --global-key-random=<string>
                                 Random
          Toggle random playlist playback
      --key-random=<string>      Random
          Toggle random playlist playback
      --global-key-loop=<string> Normal/Repeat/Loop
          Toggle Normal/Repeat/Loop playlist modes
      --key-loop=<string>        Normal/Repeat/Loop
          Toggle Normal/Repeat/Loop playlist modes
   Zoom:
      --global-key-zoom-quarter=<string>
                                 1:4 Quarter
      --key-zoom-quarter=<string>
                                 1:4 Quarter
      --global-key-zoom-half=<string>
                                 1:2 Half
      --key-zoom-half=<string>   1:2 Half
      --global-key-zoom-original=<string>
                                 1:1 Original
      --key-zoom-original=<string>
                                 1:1 Original
      --global-key-zoom-double=<string>
                                 2:1 Double
      --key-zoom-double=<string> 2:1 Double
   Jump sizes:
      --extrashort-jump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Very short jump length
          Very short jump length, in seconds.
      --short-jump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Short jump length
          Short jump length, in seconds.
      --medium-jump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Medium jump length
          Medium jump length, in seconds.
      --long-jump-size=<integer [-2147483648 .. 2147483647]>
                                 Long jump length
          Long jump length, in seconds.
      --global-key-set-bookmark1=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 1
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark1=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 1
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark2=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 2
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark2=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 2
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark3=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 3
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark3=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 3
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark4=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 4
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark4=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 4
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark5=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 5
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark5=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 5
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark6=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 6
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark6=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 6
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark7=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 7
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark7=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 7
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark8=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 8
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark8=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 8
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark9=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 9
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark9=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 9
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-set-bookmark10=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 10
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --key-set-bookmark10=<string>
                                 Set playlist bookmark 10
          Select the key to set this playlist bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark1=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 1
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark1=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 1
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark2=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 2
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark2=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 2
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark3=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 3
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark3=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 3
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark4=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 4
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark4=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 4
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark5=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 5
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark5=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 5
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark6=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 6
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark6=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 6
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark7=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 7
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark7=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 7
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark8=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 8
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark8=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 8
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark9=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 9
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark9=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 9
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --global-key-play-bookmark10=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 10
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --key-play-bookmark10=<string>
                                 Play playlist bookmark 10
          Select the key to play this bookmark.
      --bookmark1=<string>       Playlist bookmark 1
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark2=<string>       Playlist bookmark 2
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark3=<string>       Playlist bookmark 3
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark4=<string>       Playlist bookmark 4
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark5=<string>       Playlist bookmark 5
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark6=<string>       Playlist bookmark 6
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark7=<string>       Playlist bookmark 7
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark8=<string>       Playlist bookmark 8
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark9=<string>       Playlist bookmark 9
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
      --bookmark10=<string>      Playlist bookmark 10
          This allows you to define playlist bookmarks.
  -h, --help, --no-help          print help for VLC (can be combined with
                                 --advanced and --help-verbose) (default
                                 disabled)
           (default disabled)
  -H, --full-help, --no-full-help
                                 Exhaustive help for VLC and its modules
                                 (default disabled)
           (default disabled)
      --longhelp, --no-longhelp  print help for VLC and all its modules (can
                                 be combined with --advanced and
                                 --help-verbose) (default disabled)
           (default disabled)
      --help-verbose, --no-help-verbose
                                 ask for extra verbosity when displaying help
                                 (default disabled)
           (default disabled)
  -l, --list, --no-list          print a list of available modules (default
                                 disabled)
           (default disabled)
      --list-verbose, --no-list-verbose
                                 print a list of available modules with extra
                                 detail (default disabled)
           (default disabled)
  -p, --module=<string>          print help on a specific module (can be
                                 combined with --advanced and --help-verbose).
                                 Prefix the module name with = for strict
                                 matches.
           
      --ignore-config, --no-ignore-config
                                 no configuration option will be loaded nor
                                 saved to config file (default enabled)
           (default enabled)
      --reset-config, --no-reset-config
                                 reset the current config to the default
                                 values (default disabled)
           (default disabled)
      --reset-plugins-cache, --no-reset-plugins-cache
                                 resets the current plugins cache (default
                                 disabled)
           (default disabled)
      --version, --no-version    print version information (default disabled)
           (default disabled)
      --config=<string>          use alternate config file

See also

  • Mac OS X for special notes on using the command line on Mac OS X
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