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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.
- $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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