The syntax for dcpomatic2_cli
is:
dcpomatic2_cli [OPTION] [FILM]
-v
, --version
— show DCP-o-matic version-h
, --help
— show this help-f
, --flags
— show flags passed to C++ compiler on build-n
, --no-progress
— do not print progress to stdout-r
, --no-remote
— do not use any remote servers-t
, --threads
— specify number of local encoding threads (overriding configuration)-j
, --json <port>
— run a JSON server on the specified port-k
, --keep-going
— keep running even when the job is complete-s
, --servers <file>
— specify servers to use in a text file-l
, --list-servers
— just display a list of encoding servers that DCP-o-matic is configured to use; don't encode-d
, --dcp-path
— echo DCP's path to stdout on successful completion (implies -n)-c
, --config <dir>
— directory containing config.xml and cinemas.xml--dump
— just dump a summary of the film's settings; don't encode--no-check
— don't check project's content files for changes before making the DCP--export-format <format>
— export project to a file, rather than making a DCP: specify mov or mp4--export-filename <filename>
— filename to export to with --export-format--hints
— analyze film for hints before encoding and abort if any are found
For example, to encode a film called my_film
you might do:
dcpomatic2_cli my_film