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For example if your favorite album is stored in the directory ''/home/donald-duck/mymusic/wow music'' you shold take the command: | For example if your favorite album is stored in the directory ''/home/donald-duck/mymusic/wow music'' you shold take the command: | ||
| − | > dr14_tmeter "/home/donald-duck/mymusic/wow music" | + | > dr14_tmeter "/home/donald-duck/mymusic/wow music" |
| − | If you are located in a music directory you should give the command without options, and it | + | If you are located in a music directory you should give the command without options, and it scans the current directory: |
> dr14_tmeter | > dr14_tmeter | ||
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=== Output files === | === Output files === | ||
| − | If we want to write the resulting files in | + | If we want to write the resulting files in another directory you must use the option ''-o [target dir]'' |
For example: | For example: | ||
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The option ''-1'' disable the multi-core computing, it should not be used. | The option ''-1'' disable the multi-core computing, it should not be used. | ||
| − | The options ''-d'' can be used to disable the compatibility with the ''DR database'' and ''-p'' writes the result on the console. | + | |
| + | The options ''-d'' can be used to disable the compatibility with the ''DR database'' and | ||
| + | ''-p'' writes the result on the console. | ||
For example: | For example: | ||
> dr14_tmeter /media/music -d 0 -p | > dr14_tmeter /media/music -d 0 -p | ||
| − | prints the result on the terminal | + | prints the result on the terminal (STDOUT) with a format not compatible with ''DR database'' but better-looking. |
