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usage: ./replex [options] <input files>
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--help, -h : print help message
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--audio_pid, -a <integer> : audio PID for TS stream (also used for PS id, default 0xc0)
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--ac3_id, -c <integer> : ID of AC3 audio for demux (also used for PS id, i.e. 0x80)
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--video_delay, -d <integer> : video delay in ms
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--audio_delay, -e <integer> : audio delay in ms
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--ignore_PTS, -f : ignore all PTS information of original
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--larger_buffer -g <integer> : video buffer in MB
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--input_stream, -i <string> : set input stream type (string = TS(default), PS, AVI)
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--allow_jump, -j : allow jump in the PTS and try repair
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--keep_PTS, -k : keep and don't correct PTS information of original
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--min_jump, -l <integer> : don't try to fix jumps in PTS larger than <int> but treat them as a cut (default 100ms)
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--of, -o <filename> : set output file
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--fillzero -p : fill audio frames with zeros (only MPEG AUDIO)
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--max_overflow -q <integer> : max_number of overflows allowed (default: 100, 0=no restriction)
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--scan, -s : scan for streams
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--type, -t <string> : set output type (string = MPEG2, DVD, HDTV)
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--video_pid, -v <integer> : video PID for TS stream (also used for PS id, default 0xe0)
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--vdr, -x : handle AC3 for vdr input file
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--analyze, -y <integer> : analyze (0=video,1=audio, 2=both)
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--demux, -z : demux only (-o is basename)
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--help, -h: print help message
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--type, -t: set output type (MPEG2, DVD, HDTV)
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--of, -o: set output file
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--input_stream, -i: set input stream type (TS(default), PS, AVI)
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--audio_pid, -a: audio PID for TS stream (also used for PS id)
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--ac3_id, -c: ID of AC3 audio for demux (also used for PS id)
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--video_pid, -v: video PID for TS stream (also used for PS id)
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--video_delay, -d: video delay in ms
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--audio_delay, -e: audio delay in ms
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--ignore_PTS, -f: ignore all PTS information of original
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--keep_PTS, -k: keep and don't correct PTS information of original
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--demux, -z: demux only (-o is basename)
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--analyze, -y: analyze (0=video,1=audio, 2=both)
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--scan, -s: scan for streams
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--vdr, -x: handle AC3 for vdr input file
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A typical call would be
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replex -t DVD -o mynewps.mpg myoldts.ts
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Replex can guess the PIDs of your audio and video streams, but
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especially if you have more than one audio stream you should use the
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-v and -a or -c options. The -a and -c options can be used more than
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once to create multiple audio tracks. Use the -s option to find out
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about the PIDs in your file
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once to create multiple audio tracks.
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The -k option means that replex tries to keep the original PTS spacing,
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which can be helpful in case of corrupt streams. Replex will ignore
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from t]he original and creates the PTS according to the frames that are
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The -j option lets replex jump over PTS discontiniuties like the ones
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you get from cutting an MPEG file. With -l you can set the minimum time
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a jump has to have to get treated as cut. The default for that is 100ms.
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If you have video jumps without any audio jumps and they are larger than
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100ms (usually > 2 frames) you can try increasing the min_jump setting.
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If you set it too high and you have real jumps, e.g. audio and video
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jumps from a cut, they may not get fixed correctly.
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The -g option can be helpful if you get ringbuffer overflows, it increases
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the video buffer size. Default is 6MB.
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For questions and/or suggestions contact me at mocm@metzlerbros.de.
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