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OGMINFO(1)							   User Commands							OGMINFO(1)

NAME

       ogminfo - Print information about streams in OGG/OGM files

SYNOPSIS

       ogminfo [options] inname

DESCRIPTION

       This program lists all streams contained in an OGM including information about the codecs used.

       inname Use 'inname' as the source.

       -v, --verbose
	      Be verbose and show each OGG packet. See the section 'VERBOSITY LEVELS' for details.

       -s, --summary
	      Will  print  a  short  summary  for each stream including the total size in bytes, the bitrate, the number of packets/frames and the
	      length in seconds. This requires the parsing of the complete file.

       -h, --help
	      Show usage information.

       -V, --version
	      Show version information.

VERBOSITY LEVELS

       The -v option can be used to increase ogminfo's verbosity level and print more information about the current file.

       level 0
	      will print only the streams it finds and their types.

       level 1
	      will also print each stream's header and comment packets' contents.  These two modes will not process the whole file (as opposed	to
	      all other modes) if the comment packets are placed correctly.

       level 2
	      will  print  a  line  for  each OGG packet it encounters containing the stream the packet belongs to, the payload size, the packet's
	      granulepos, the packet's number, its start time, its end time and several flags. The flags may include  'sync_ok'  or  'OUT_OF_SYNC'
	      which  indicates	whether the packet's placement in the file is correct according to its granulepos.  Other flags are 'IS_SYNCPOINT'
	      or 'EOS'.
	      level 2 and above automatically imply --summary.

       level 3
	      also prints a line whenever a new OGG page was read completely along with the page's exact position in the file it was read from.

       level 4
	      will dump the complete stream_header structure found in the header packet for any non-Vorbis stream.

       The levels 3 and 4 are intended for debugging purposes only.

NOTES

       What works:

       *      OGM with Vorbis audio, 'normal' video (like DivX etc.), audio streams (PCM, MP3 etc.), text streams (subtitles).

       What not works:

       *      Headers created by older OggDS (DirectShow) filter versions are not supported (and probably never will be).

AUTHOR

       ogminfo was written by Moritz Bunkus <moritz@bunkus.org>.

SEE ALSO

       ogmmerge(1), ogmsplit(1), ogmdemux(1), ogmcat(1), dvdxchap(1)

WWW

       The newest version can always be found at <http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/ogmtools/> <http://www.bunkus.org/videotools/ogmtools/>

ogminfo v1.5							   November 2004							OGMINFO(1)

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KATEENC(1)							      libkate								KATEENC(1)

NAME

       kateenc - create Kate streams from text input

SYNOPSIS

       kateenc [-hVM] [-o outfile] [-l language] [-c category] [-s serial] [-C tag=value] [-R threshold] [-K threshold] -t filetype [ infile ]

DESCRIPTION

       kateenc creates Kate streams from input files (SubRip SRT subtitles, LRC lyrics, and libkate's custom description language).  When saved to
       an Ogg stream (the default behavior), a Kate stream may then be merged with other Ogg streams (eg, a Theora video) using the oggz tools.

OPTIONS

       -h     Show command line help.

       -V     Show version information.

       -M     Allow simple HTML-like markup in SRT files. If this parameter is used, strings such as "<i>" will be interpreted	to  mean  italics,
	      rather than appear as such. Note that various players interpret a slightly different set of HTML tags, and some do not.

       -o outfile
	      Write the output Kate stream to the given file name (writes to stdout if not specified).

       -l language
	      Sets the language for the stream (default is the language specified in the input, or none).

       -c category
	      Sets the category for the stream (default is the category specified in the input, or none).

       -s serial
	      Sets the serial number for the output Kate stream (does not apply to raw streams).

       -C tag=value
	      Adds  a comment to encode into the output Kate stream. The comment must be of the form tag=value, and comply with the Vorbis comment
	      rules (eg, tag is composed of a particular subset of ASCII characters, and value is valid UTF-8). Note that you might have to escape
	      or quote the comment for it to be seen as a single command line parameter.

       -t filetype
	      Specifies the type of the input (srt, lrc, kate)

       -R threshold
	      Use repeat packets, with the given threshold (in seconds).  Data packets will be repeated at intervals of roughly threshold seconds,
	      while active.

       -K threshold
	      Use keepalive packets, with the given threshold (in seconds).  Keepalive packets will be emitted when no other packet has been emit-
	      ted for roughly threshold seconds.

EXAMPLES

       Create a Kate stream for Welsh subtitles from a SubRip file:

	   kateenc -t srt -l cy -c SUB -o output.ogg input.srt

SEE ALSO

       katedec(1), katalyzer(1)

libkate 0.4.1							  13 october 2010							KATEENC(1)

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