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Adam Szofran
10-19-2008, 12:24 AM
The docs for the older version of Replay Converter had a section about using the command line to launch the program (see excerpt below). However, I can't seem to get Replay Converter 3 to parse the command line successfully. It seems to interpret the command line as nothing more than a list of files, but none of the format or output file name arguments seem to work. Does version 3 still support command line parameters? If so, what are they?

Thanks,
Adam

Converting from the Command Line
Replay Converter includes the ability to convert files using a command line interface. This is handy if you want to do some advanced automation of conversions. Some examples might include converting files using a batch file, or from another program.

Here's the command line syntax:

ReplayConverter ?<input file path>?<output file path>?<format code>?<optional switch>

For example, to convert the file d:\Files\Test.asf to d:\Files\Test.mpeg as a 200 Kbps Mpeg 4 file, you'd use this command:

ReplayConverter ?d:\Files\Test.asf?d:\Files\Test.mpeg?MP4-200