default config values
Each entry represents one library. A library can be seen as a collection of many elements.
You can have multiple libraries.
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label | key | description |
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Library Name | name | display name of the library in the application |
Database File | database_path | database that contains a data for this library |
Template mapping | template_mapping | link the transcoding templates to the specific template types. main: main template for the library element (required) |
Values | values | |
Patterns | patterns | path patterns that you want to add/overwrite |
Transcoding templates | templates | templates for different transcoding taskstasks (transcoding, copy …) |
Path Patterns
Here you can overwrite path patterns from the global section. You also can add new ones.
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Transcoding Templates
values predefined values custom values overwrite values transcoding templates overwrite values templates
transcoding tasks
NoOp: Create transcoding templates for manage tasks like copying a file, generate proxy formats or run a custom command.
Path Patterns & Values
Again, you can overwrite values and patterns from the library section. You also can add new ones.
The overwriting order is:
global values
library values (will overwrite global values)
finally the transcoding values (will overwrite both global and library values)
Transcoding Tasks
Define your transcoding task here.
The differnt task styles are:
task | descriptiopn |
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NoOp | no operation, do nothing |
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This can be useful if you already created all your proxy files, but you still want to register the file paths in the database. | |
Copy File | Copies from the source path to the output path |
Filmstrip | Creates a filmstrip with a certain amount of frames for a sequence. This task will only run for movie files and a sequence of images frames: define how many frames the filmstrip contains (default: The width of the filmstrip is calculated based on the given parameters. Every frame has a fixed pixel aspect ratio of 16:9 |
Thumbnail | Create a thumbnail |
FFmpeg | use FFmpeg to transcode the source file(s) |
Custom Command | Run your custom command For example:
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