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lives

lives(1)						      General Commands Manual							  lives(1)

NAME

       LiVES - LiVES is a Video Editing System

SYNOPSIS

       lives  <video_file>  <start_time> <frames> [ -help ] [ -version ] [ -set setname | -noset ] [ -nogui ] [ -aplayer ap ] [ -jackopts opts ] [
       -norecover | -recover ] [ -oscstart port | -nooscstart ] [ -devicemap mapfile ]

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the lives command.

       LiVES  lets you start editing and making video right away, without having to worry about formats, frame sizes, or  framerates.  LiVES  will
       let you start creating your own tools, utilities and effects via the built in RFX builder.

OPTIONS

       -help Show all commandline options and exit

       -version
	      Print the version, copyright and licensing details, and exit

       -set setname
	      Start up lives and autoload set setname

       -noset Do not load any set on startup

       -nogui Do not show the GUI (experimental)

       -aplayer ap
	      Start  with  selected audio player. ap can be mplayer, sox or jack.  Note: This sets the audio player permanently. You can change it
	      in preferences.

       -jackopts opts
	      opts is a bitmap of jack startup options [1 = jack transport client, 2 = jack transport master, 4 = start jack transport server, 8 =
	      pause  audio  when video paused, 16 = start jack audio server] Note: jackopts are temporary, only for this instance. You need to set
	      them in Preferences if you want to make permanent changes.

       -norecover
	      Force no loading of crash recovery

       -recover
	      Force loading of crash recovery (if present)

       -oscstart port
	      Start OSC listener on UDP port port if LiVES is compiled with OSC support

       -nooscstart
	      Do not start OSC listener

       -devicemap mapfile
	      Load in device mapping file mapfile at startup

SEE ALSO

       mplayer(1), ImageMagick(1), ffmpeg(1).

AUTHOR

       lives was written by Gabriel "Salsaman" Finch.

       This manual page was originally written by Gurkan Sengun <gurkan@phys.ethz.ch>, for the Debian project (but may be used by  others).   This
       man page has been updated by Gabriel "Salsaman" Finch <salsaman@xs4all.nl> and Harry Rickards <harry@linux.com>

								 November 12, 2007							  lives(1)