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   1 makemkvcon [options] Command Parameters
   2
   3 General options:
   4
   5 --messages=file
   6 Output all messages to file. Following special file names are recognized:
   7 -stdout - stdout
   8 -stderr - stderr
   9 -null - disable output
  10 Default is stdout
  11
  12 --progress=file
  13 Output all progress messages to file. The same special file names as in --messages are recognized with additional value "-same" to output to the same file as messages. Naturally --progress should follow --messages in this case. Default is no output.
  14
  15 --debug[=file]
  16 Enables debug messages and optionally changes the location of debug file. Default: program preferences.
  17
  18 --directio=true/false
  19 Enables or disables direct disc access. Default: program preferences.
  20
  21 --noscan
  22 Don't access any media during disc scan and do not check for media insertion and removal. Helpful when other applications already accessing discs in other drives.
  23
  24 --cache=size
  25 Specifies size of read cache in megabytes used by MakeMKV. By default program uses huge amount of memory. About 128 MB is recommended for streaming and backup, 512MB for DVD conversion and 1024MB for Blu-ray conversion.
  26
  27 Streaming options:
  28
  29 --upnp=true/false
  30 Enable or disable UPNP streaming. Default: program preferences.
  31
  32 --bindip=address string
  33 Specify IP address to bind. Default: None, UPNP server binds to the first available address and web server listens on all available addresses.
  34
  35 --bindport=port
  36 Specify web server port to bind. Default: 51000.
  37
  38 Backup options:
  39
  40 --decrypt
  41 Decrypt stream files during backup. Default: no decryption.
  42
  43 Conversion options:
  44
  45 --minlength=seconds
  46 Specify minimum title length. Default: program preferences.
  47
  48 Automation options.
  49
  50 -r , --robot
  51 Enables automation mode. Program will output more information in a format that is easier to parse. All output is line-based and output is flushed on line end. All strings are quoted, all control characters and quotes are backlash-escaped. If you automate this program it is highly recommended to use this option. Some options make reference to apdefs.h file that can be found in MakeMKV open-source package, included with version for Linux. These values will not change in future versions.
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  54 Message formats:
  55
  56 Message output
  57 MSG:code,flags,count,message,format,param0,param1,...
  58 code - unique message code, should be used to identify particular string in language-neutral way.
  59 flags - message flags, see AP_UIMSG_xxx flags in apdefs.h
  60 count - number of parameters
  61 message - raw message string suitable for output
  62 format - format string used for message. This string is localized and subject to change, unlike message code.
  63 paramX - parameter for message
  64
  65 Current and total progress title
  66 PRGC:code,id,name
  67 PRGT:code,id,name
  68 code - unique message code
  69 id - operation sub-id
  70 name - name string
  71
  72 Progress bar values for current and total progress
  73 PRGV:current,total,max
  74 current - current progress value
  75 total - total progress value
  76 max - maximum possible value for a progress bar, constant
  77
  78 Drive scan messages
  79 DRV:index,visible,enabled,flags,drive name,disc name
  80 index - drive index
  81 visible - set to 1 if drive is present
  82 enabled - set to 1 if drive is accessible
  83 flags - media flags, see AP_DskFsFlagXXX in apdefs.h
  84 drive name - drive name string
  85 disc name - disc name string
  86
  87 Disc information output messages
  88 TCOUT:count
  89 count - titles count
  90
  91 Disc, title and stream information
  92 CINFO:id,code,value
  93 TINFO:id,code,value
  94 SINFO:id,code,value
  95
  96 id - attribute id, see AP_ItemAttributeId in apdefs.h
  97 code - message code if attribute value is a constant string
  98 value - attribute value
  99
 100
 101 Examples:
 102
 103 Copy all titles from first disc and save as MKV files:
 104 makemkvcon mkv disc:0 all c:\folder
 105
 106 List all available drives
 107 makemkvcon -r --cache=1 info disc:9999
 108
 109 Backup first disc decrypting all video files in automation mode with progress output
 110 makemkvcon backup --decrypt --cache=16 --noscan -r --progress=-same disc:0 c:\folder
 111
 112 Start streaming server with all output suppressed on a specific address and port
 113 makemvcon stream --upnp=1 --cache=128 --bindip=192.168.1.102 --bindport=51000 --messages=-none