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== '''Known Prefix Codes & Output''' ==
 
== '''Known Prefix Codes & Output''' ==
 
If you put these as part of the filename in the default filename preferences (Windows from this particular set of experiments), they create different output.  I don't have much idea what they represent, but I know some of the output, and can't find any documentation on this anywhere.
 
If you put these as part of the filename in the default filename preferences (Windows from this particular set of experiments), they create different output.  I don't have much idea what they represent, but I know some of the output, and can't find any documentation on this anywhere.

Revision as of 04:36, 12 February 2019

Mystery solved: see Documentation:Format String

Known Prefix Codes & Output

If you put these as part of the filename in the default filename preferences (Windows from this particular set of experiments), they create different output. I don't have much idea what they represent, but I know some of the output, and can't find any documentation on this anywhere.

Prefix code Output
$A "A"
$B "0"
$C "0"
$D ? 00_00_08 ?
$E "E"
$F path and filename, minus path info special characters
$G "G"
$H "H"
$J "J"
$K "K"
$L ? 00_00_07 ?
$M "M"
$N Filename
$O "-"
$P ? Frame?
$Q "Q"
$R ? 1.0 ? Aspect Ratio?
$S ? 0.0 ? - Audio Info?
$T Timecode from video?
$U "-"
$V ? 256 ? Color depth?
$W "W"
$X "X"
$Y "Y"
$Z "Z"
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