Can you use dBpowerAMP from a CLI?

[Jaxel]

Unlike most people, I like command line interfaces. It permits me to do batch files and the like.

I use dBpowerAMP for conversion with the audio in my video. Right now, I have my batch files converting my video from 30fps to 60fps and demuxing audio into MPA audio formats. Once that is all done, I convert the MPA to both WAV and MP3. (Wav to be read by avisynth and Mp3 to replace the streams)...

I would like for this conversion process to also be automated in my batch file.

Would there be a way to set this up? Perhaps with something like...

musicconverter -[filename] -codec=mp3lame -bitr=128 -chan=source -freq=source
or
musicconverter -[filename] -codec=wave -bitr=16 -chan=2 -freq=48000

[LtData]

Re: Can you use dBpowerAMP from a CLI?

No, the only other way to access dMC besides the GUI is scripting. Look in the developer section of this forum for more information.

Also, have you tried the "Multi-Encoder" codec in the beta section of this forum? It takes one file and outputs it to two or more codecs of your choice.

[Spoon]

Re: Can you use dBpowerAMP from a CLI?

Check R12 alpha that is fully commandable (beta section this forum).