This is the command movie-rip-epg.data that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
movie-rip-epg.data - Gathers information from VDR's epg.data file
SYNOPSIS
movie-rip-epg.data [-t title_mode] [-l language] < /some/where/epg.data > my_movie.info
DESCRIPTION
The movie-rip-epg.data program is a convenience program that can gather information about
a movie from VDR's epg.data file. The program gathers its information from the epg.data
file that is produced by VDR when it records a program for you, hence the name of the
program.
The program reads its information from standard input, so you should redirect the
program's input from the epg.data file that VDR produced when it recorded your movie.
The program writes its gathered information to standard output, so you should redirect the
program's output into a file called my_movie.info (where my_movie.mpg is the file that was
generated by VDR).
OPTIONS
The following options are available:
-t title_mode
Sets the title mode. With this option, you can determine which part of the
epg.data file will become the title that is used in the DVD menu that will be
created by movie-title.
Possible values are:
title This will simply use the "T" line in the file.
short This will simply use the "S" line in the file.
squote This will use the quoted part of the "S" line.
auto This will try to autodetect what to use.
The title setting is the default if you don't specify -t.
-l language
Sets the language of the title headings that are produced in the .info file. The
default is English, which will use the headings Title, Short description and
Synopsis.
You may either specify english, french or dutch or specify your language's words
for title, short description and synopis (or long description), separated by pipe
signs (|).
For example: ... -l "Title|Short description|Synopsis" ... could be used instead of
english.
EXAMPLE
The command line format that I use most often is:
movie-rip-epg.data -t auto < epg.data > movie.info
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