Provided by: vdr-markad_4.1.7-1_amd64 bug

NAME

       MarkAd - marks advertisements in VDR recordings.

SYNOPSIS

       markad [options]

DESCRIPTION

       MarkAd marks advertisements in VDR recordings.

OPTIONS

       Usage: markad [options] cmd <recording>

       -b , --background
               markad runs as a background-process
               this will be automatically set if called with "after"

       -l , --logocachedir
               directory where predefined logos were stored, default /var/lib/markad
               notice:  channels sometimes change their logo, you have to to keep the cache up to
              date
               wrong logos will result in bad mark results

       --autologo=<option>
               if there is no suitable logo file found, markad will try to find the logo from the
              recording and store the result in the recording directory
               <option>   0 = use logo only from logo cache directory
                          1 = extract logo from recording, if fails use logo from logo cache
                          2  =  use  logo from logo cache directory, if missing extract logo from
              recording (default)

       --fulldecode
               this option is only available on command line usage
               decode all video frame types
               use it only on powerful CPUs, it will double overall run time

       --fullencode=<streams>
               this option is only available for command line usage
               full re-encode video generated by --cut
               use it only on powerful CPUs, it will double overall run time
               <streams>  all  = keep all video and audio streams of the recording
                          best = only encode best video and best audio stream, drop rest

       -p , --priority=<priority>
               software priority of markad when running in background
               <priority> from -20...19, default 19

       -r , --ioprio=<class>[,<level>]
               io priority of markad when running in background
               <class> 1 = realtime, <level> from 0..7, default 4
                           2 = besteffort, <level> from 0..7, default 4
                           3 = idle (default)
               make sure your I/O scheduler supports scheduling priorities and classes (e.g.  BFQ
              or CFQ)

       -v , --verbose
               increments loglevel by one, can be given multiple times

       -B , --backupmarks
               make a backup of existing marks

       -L , --extractlogo=<direction>[,width[,height]]
               extracts logo to recording directory as pgm files (must be renamed)
               <direction>  0 = top left,    1 = top right
                                2 = bottom left, 3 = bottom right

       -O , --OSD
               markad sends an OSD-Message for start and end

       -R , --log2rec
               write logfiles into recording directory

       -T , --threads=<number>
               number of threads used for decoding, max. 16
               (default is the number of cpus)

       -V , --version
               print version-info and exit

       --loglevel=<level>
               sets loglevel to the specified value
               <level> 1=error 2=info 3=debug 4=trace

       --markfile=<markfilename>
               set a different markfile-name

       --nopid
               disables creation of markad.pid file in recdir

        --online[=1|2] ( default is 1 )
               start markad immediately when called with "before" as cmd
               if online is 1, markad starts online for live-recordings
               only, online=2 starts markad online for every recording
               live-recordings are identified by having a '@' in the
               filename so the entry 'Mark instant recording' in the menu
               Setup - Recording of the vdr should be set to 'yes'

       --svdrphost=<ip/hostname> ( default is 127.0.0.1 )
               ip/hostname of a remote VDR for OSD messages

       --ac3reencode
               re-encode AC3 stream to fix low audio level of cutted video on same devices
               requires --cut
               use it only if you really need it, it is very CPU consuming

       --cut
               cut video based on marks and store it in the recording directory
               there  are  no splits of the target file, make sure your filesystem can handle big
              files

       --hwaccel=<hardware_acceleration_methode>
               use hardware acceleration for decoding
               all methods supported by FFmpeg (ffmpeg -hide_banner -hwaccels)
               e.g.: vaapi, vdpau, vulkan, cuda ...

       --perftest
               run decoder performance test and compare software and hardware decoder

       --vps
               use VPS events from markad.vps to optimize start and stop marks

       --svdrpport=<port>  ( default is 6419 )
               port of a remote VDR for OSD messages

               cmd: one of
               -                         dummy-parameter if called directly
               nice                      runs markad directly and with nice(19)
               after                     markad started by vdr after the recording is complete
               before                    markad started by vdr before the recording is  complete,
              only valid together with --online
               edited                     markad  started  by  vdr  in  edit  function  and exits
              immediately
               <record>                  is the name of the  directory  where  the  recording  is
              stored

EXIT STATUS

       0      Successful program execution

       1      An non-recoverable error has been detected, markad has given up. See stderr, syslog
              or log file in the recording directory for more information

AUTHOR

       Written by Jochen Dolze <vdr@dolze.de>

REPORTING BUGS

       Report bugs to https://github.com/kfb77/vdr-plugin-markad/issues

COPYRIGHT

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of
       the  GNU  General  Public  License  as  published  by the Free Software Foundation; either
       version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.  See the file COPYING for
       more information.