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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting help with awk delimited by |~| in a record Post 302182233 by matrixmadhan on Sunday 6th of April 2008 03:47:07 AM
Old 04-06-2008
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Whoever devised that particular file format should be taken out and shot.
Oh! Really Smilie

Then I recommend you to take a look at the library formats ( bibliography formats ) am sure you would come back and say much better Smilie
 

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ffDiaporama(1)						      General Commands Manual						    ffDiaporama(1)

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FFDIAPORAMA - Movie creator SYNTAX
ffDiaporama [-lang=] [-loglevel=] [Filename] DESCRIPTION
ffDiaporama is an application for assembling photos and videos especially for preserving holiday memories. It is inspired by presentation software such as Impress or Powerpoint. It can read nearly all image formats, a majority of cameras and camcorder video formats, and the most commonly used music formats. It includes 140 transitions and a device database for the generation of videos with more than 50 models of video viewing devices (including smartphones, tablets, and home cinema systems). ffDiaporama can manage several hundreds of slides. Every slide can contain several tens of shots and several tens of blocks. Every shot contains its own block settings. The application calculates all the shot transformations. OPTIONS
Filename Filename of the project file to load at application startup -lang= The language to be used. can take the following values: cz To use Czech de To use German en To use English es To use Spanish el To use Greek fr To use French it To use Italian nl To use Dutch pt To use Portuguese ru To use Russian -loglevel= Adjust the level of messages shown in the console: 1 Show Debug, Information, Warning and Error messages 2 Show Information, Warning and Error messages 3 Show Warning and Error messages 4 Show only Error messages NOTES
Messages appear only if you launched the program since a console. It is possible to redirect these messages in a log file by using >. AUTHOR
(C) 2010-2011 Dominique LEVRAY SEE ALSO
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