mythcommflag - MythTV Commercial Flagger
mythcommflag version: fixes/34
[v34.0+fixes.20240210.e3e165a1-0ubuntu6] www.mythtv.org Misc. Options:
- --chanid
- Specify chanid of recording to operate on.
- --dry-run
- Don't actually queue operation, just list what would be done
- -O,
--override-setting
- Override a single setting defined by a key=value pair.
- --override-settings-file
- Define a file of key=value pairs to be loaded for setting overrides.
- --queue
- Insert flagging job into the JobQueue, rather than running flagging in the
foreground.
- -h, --help,
--usage
- Display this help printout, or give detailed information of selected
option.
- --version
- Display version information.
- --starttime
- Specify start time of recording to operate on.
Commflagging Options:
- --method
- Commercial flagging method[s] to employ: off, blank, scene, blankscene,
logo, all, d2, d2_logo, d2_blank, d2_scene, d2_all
- --outputmethod
- Format of output written to outputfile, essentials, full.
- --rebuild
- Do not flag commercials, just rebuild the seektable.
Advanced Options:
- --force
- Force operation, even if program appears to be in use.
- --outputfile
- File to write commercial flagging output [debug].
Logging Options:
- --loglevel
- Set the logging level. All log messages at lower levels will be discarded.
In descending order: emerg, alert, crit, err, warning, notice, info, debug
defaults to info
- --logpath
- Writes logging messages to a file in the directory logpath with filenames
in the format: applicationName.date.pid.log. This is typically used in
combination with --daemon, and if used in combination with
--pidfile, this can be used with log rotators, using the HUP call
to inform MythTV to reload the file
- --noprogress
- Don't print progress on stdout.
- -q, --quiet
- Don't log to the console (-q). Don't log anywhere (-q
-q)
- --syslog
- Set the syslog logging facility. Set to "none" to disable,
defaults to none.
- --systemd-journal
- Use systemd-journal instead of syslog.
- -v, --verbose
- Specify log filtering. Use '-v help' for level info.
Input Options:
- -f, --file
- Specify file to operate on.
- --video
- Rebuild the seek table for a video (non-recording) file.