NOM
mkcpl - Create a composition playlist
SYNOPSIS
mkcpl --kind contentkind --title "title" picture.mxf sound.mxf [picture2.mxf sound2.mxf...]
mkcpl --kind contentkind --title "title" [--annotation "annotation"] [--issuer "issuer"] picture.mxf sound.mxf
mkcpl --kind contentkind --title "title" [--ratio "aspectratio"] picture.mxf sound.mxf
mkcpl --kind contentkind --title "title" [--versionid uid] [--versionlabel label] picture.mxf sound.mxf
mkcpl --kind contentkind --title "title" [--rating agency label] picture.mxf sound.mxf
mkcpl --kind contentkind --title "title" [--norating] picture.mxf sound.mxf
mkcpl [-h | --help] [-V | --version]
DESCRIPTION
Creates a composition playlist displayed on the standard output. You need to redirect the output to create a file. See examples below.
OPTIONS
-h | --help
Show help
-V | --version
Show version information
--kind contentkind
Content kind. Could be one of the following: feature, trailer, test, teaser, rating, advertisement, short, transitional, psa, policy
--title "title"
Content title.
--annotation "annotation"
Annotation text
--issuer "issuer"
Issuer name
--ratio "aspectratio" Aspect ratio. Default is taken from the asset. This option is to override the asset aspect ratio.
--versionid uid Version UID. Default generates a new id.
--versionlabel label
Version label. Default is the versionid.
--rating agency label
Defines a rating agency and label. Default is --rating http://www.mpaa.org G
--norating
Removes the default rating.
RETURN CODES
mkcpl has the following return code:
0 Success
| other return codes need to be added here |
EXAMPLE
Single reel feature with default rating
mkcpl --kind feature --title "my movie" mypicture.mxf mysound.mxf > mymoviecompo.cpl.xml
Single reel test with no rating
mkcpl --kind test --title "my test" -norating mypicture.mxf mysound.mxf > mytestcompo.cpl.xml
Single reel feature with a PG-13 rating
mkcpl --kind feature --title "my movie" --rating http://www.mpaa.org PG-13 mypicture.mxf mysound.mxf > mymoviecompo.cpl.xml
Multi reel feature
The 3 examples have the same results. The picture/sound order doesn't matter.
The mkcpl application associates the first picture in the list with the first sound in the list and so on.
mkcpl --kind feature --title "my movie" mypicture-1.mxf mysound-1.mxf mypicture-2.mxf mysound-2.mxf > mymoviecompo.cpl.xml
mkcpl --kind feature --title "my movie" mysound-1.mxf mypicture-1.mxf mypicture-2.mxf mysound-2.mxf > mymoviecompo.cpl.xml
mkcpl --kind feature --title "my movie" mypicture-1.mxf mypicture-2.mxf mysound-1.mxf mysound-2.mxf > mymoviecompo.cpl.xml
NOM
mkmap - Create an asset map
SYNOPSIS
mkmap file[file...]
mkmap [--annotation "annotation"] [--issuer "issuer"] file[file...]
mkmap[-h | --help] [-V | --version]
DESCRIPTION
Creates ASSETMAP and VOLINDEX files in the current directory. The files that can be added to the asset map are .mxf(picture or sound), composition playlists and packing lists You can add as many files as you want if they are of the previously described types.
OPTIONS
-h | --help
Show help
-V | --version
Show version information
--annotation "annotation"
Annotation text
--issuer "issuer"
Issuer name
RETURN CODES
mkpkl has the following return code:
0 Success
| other return codes need to be added here |
EXAMPLE
Simple asset map
mkmap mypicture.mxf mysound.mxf mymoviecompo.cpl.xml mymoviepackage.pkl.xml
Asset map with issuer and annotation text
mkmap --issuer "me" --annotation "an annotation" mypicture.mxf mysound.mxf mymoviecompo.cpl.xml mymoviepackage.pkl.xml
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