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Create page, copy-pasted from program output, marked up/adapted. Defaults I pulled from cdda.c
 
Attempt to document --cdda-track, --cdda-first-sector and --cdda-last-sector
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The option <code>--cd-audio</code> is new as of {{Commitdiff|98dd4c30db57f88a92be16aa694f5d9fda08c15c}} (2016). The option <code>--cdda-caching</code> (seems) to be deprecated as of {{Commitdiff|43bb27d91ce344eee93df3c956cd2513e3eecc3c}} (2018).
The option <code>--cd-audio</code> is new as of {{Commitdiff|98dd4c30db57f88a92be16aa694f5d9fda08c15c}} (2016). The option <code>--cdda-caching</code> (seems) to be deprecated as of {{Commitdiff|43bb27d91ce344eee93df3c956cd2513e3eecc3c}} (2018).
The options <code>--cdda-track</code> plays a particular track (like <code>@track</code> does). <code>--cdda-first-sector</code> and <code>cdda-last-sector</code> seem to be hints to VLC to skip [[wikipedia:disk sector|disk sector]]s at the beginning or end.


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Revision as of 04:56, 22 February 2019

Module: cdda
Type Access
First VLC version -
Last VLC version -
Operating system(s) all
Description Read a CD
Shortcut(s) -

The option --cd-audio is new as of [98dd4c30db57f88a92be16aa694f5d9fda08c15c] (2016). The option --cdda-caching (seems) to be deprecated as of [43bb27d91ce344eee93df3c956cd2513e3eecc3c] (2018).

The options --cdda-track plays a particular track (like @track does). --cdda-first-sector and cdda-last-sector seem to be hints to VLC to skip disk sectors at the beginning or end.

  • cd-audio <string> : Audio CD device
  • cdda-track <integer> : ?
  • cdda-first-sector <integer> : ?
  • cdda-last-sector <integer> : ?
  • cddb-server <string> : CDDB Server default value: freedb.videolan.org
  • cddb-port <integer> : CDDB port. The option range is [1 .. 65535] default value: 80
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