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Windows Media Sample -- DSCopy
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Uses DirectShow interfaces to transcode one or more files to an ASF file.
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Usage:
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DSCopy [/v] [/l] [/f] [/m] [/n Version] /p Profile Source1 [Source2 ...] Target
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The following command-line switches are supported:
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/v Verbose mode
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/l Lists all available system profiles (versions 4,7,8,9)
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/f Selects frame-based indexing (instead of default temporal indexing)
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/m Enables multipass encoding
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/n Selects a system profile version (4, 7, 8, or 9)
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/p Specifies the profile number
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Specify an ASF profile using the /p switch. If you omit this switch, ASFCopy
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displays a list of the standard system profiles and exits.
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Specify the name of one or more source files and the name of the target file.
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If you specify more than one source file, the application multiplexes all of
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the source files. You must specify a profile that matches the streams
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contained in the source files, or else the application will not work correctly.
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For example, if you specify Video for Web Servers (56 Kbps), the combined
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source files must have exactly one video stream and one audio stream.
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NOTE: If the source media files contain more streams than the number of streams
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supported by a selected profile, then the additional streams are not encoded.
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REQUIREMENTS
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- DirectX 8.1 SDK (or higher)
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