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CLI Command Reference
audenc
Makito X User’s Guide, v2.2, Issue 02 259
audenc
S
YNOPSIS
audenc ID start
audenc ID stop
audenc ID mute
audenc ID unmute
audenc ID set parameter=value [parameter=value …]
audenc ID get [config, stats, all]
audenc ID clear
D
ESCRIPTION
The audenc command is used to manage encoder audio acquisition settings. The audenc
start
and
audenc stop
commands can be used to start and stop encoding of the audio
input.
ID
is either the encoder ID or
all
.
• On the Makito X-DVI, the encoder ID is 0 , 1 , 2 , or 3 .
• On the Makito X-SDI, the encoder ID is 0 , 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 , or 7 .
For details, see “Configuring Audio Encoders” on page 97.
A
CTIONS
start
Activates encoding of the audio input.
stop
Stops encoding of the audio input.
mute
Mutes encoding of the audio input (i.e., causes the encoder to
encode silence instead of the selected audio input.)
TIP:
This may be used when you do not wish to encode the
audio but the decoder being used does not support decoding of
video-only streams.
unmute
Resumes encoding of the audio input (when muted).
set
Configures encoder audio parameter(s).
A series of one or more
parameter=value
pairs can be
specified at once. See audenc Parameters below.
get
Displays encoder audio status information.
You can specify configuration, stats, or all audio information.
TIP:
To display a summary of all the encoders in a table format,
you can use
audenc all get table
.
clear
Clears the encoder’s statistics.
help
Displays usage information for the
audenc
command.