helix mobile producer on-demand user's guide - RealPlayer

CHAPTER 7: Using the Command-Line EncoderOutputsThe start time option is described in the following table:Start Time OptionSyntax -stDescription: Specifies the start time within a file to begin the encode.The default value is 0 (beginning of the file)The format is d:h:m:s.ms.May be used with either duration (-d) or End Time (-et), or by itself(to indicate the end time is the end of the file).Limitation: -Example: -st 90 (begins encoding from 90 seconds into the file)-st 1:00:00 (begins encoding from 1 hour into the file.)The end time option is described in the following table:Syntax-etEnd Time OptionDescription: Specifies the end time within a file to end encoding.The format is d:h:m:s.ms.Note that if the end time is not provided, the end time will be theend of the file. In the same way, If the end time is beyond theduration of the file, then encoding will stop at the end of the fileand a warning will be logged.Limitation: This flag cannot be used with -dExamples: -d 90 (stop encoding at 90 seconds from the beginning of the file.)-d 1:00:00 (stop encoding at 1 hour into the file.)The option described in the following table defines the file and serverdestinations and other outputs generated by the command line.Output OptionSyntax -oDescription: The output filename or directory name.Note that this flag is optional for file inputs (-i).Limitation: See below.Examples: -o C:\Windows\Desktop\movie.rm-o \home\johndoe\commercialbreak.rm-o "C:\My Movies"59