| @chapter mp4file |
| |
| @table @samp |
| @item --list |
| list (summary information). |
| This will produce brief report when summarizing each mp4 file. |
| @b{BRAND} shows the file's main brand identifier. |
| @b{COMPAT} shows additional brands for which the file purports to be comaptible with. |
| @b{SIZING} displays if the file has 64-bit extensions of any kind, otherwise 32-bit. |
| Example output: |
| @example |
| BRAND COMPAT SIZING FILE |
| ---------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| M4A M4A,isom,mp42 32-bit Song.m4a |
| mp42 isom,mp42 32-bit Movie1.m4v |
| mp42 isom,mp42 32-bit Movie2.m4v |
| @end example |
| |
| @item --optimize |
| optimize mp4 structure. |
| This will rewrite the entire mp4 file which, if needed, will clean up |
| any unused (free) sections, and re-order the atoms in a manner somewhat |
| consistent with the best-practices described in the ISO base media file |
| specification. |
| |
| @item --dump |
| dump mp4 structure in human-readable format. |
| An ASCII dump of mp4 atoms is printed to stdout. This action is heavily |
| influenced by @samp{--debug} option. |
| |
| Example, list some files: |
| @example |
| mp4file --list *.mp4 *.m4a *.m4v |
| @end example |
| |
| Example, dump a file with more than usual debugging information: |
| @example |
| mp4file -dd --dump movie.m4v |
| @end example |
| @end table |
