shnsplit mode module 3.0.10 Copyright (C) 2000-2009 Jason Jordan <shnutils@freeshell.org> shorten utilities pages: http://www.etree.org/shnutils/ http://shnutils.freeshell.org/ This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU General Public License <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html>. There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.

shnsplit: invalid option -- '-' Usage: shnsplit [OPTIONS] [file] Mode-specific options: -c num start counting from num when naming output files (default is 1) -e len prefix each track with len amount of lead-in from previous track (*) -f file read split point data from file -h show this help screen -l len split input file into files of length len (*) -m str specify character manipulation string (alternating from/to) -n fmt specify file count output format (default is %02d -- 01, 02, 03, ...) -t fmt name output files in user-specified format based on CUE sheet fields. (%p = performer, %a = album, %t = track title, %n = track number) -u len postfix each track with len amount of lead-out from next track (*) -x list only extract tracks in list (comma-separated, may contain ranges) (*) len must be in bytes, m:ss, m:ss.ff or m:ss.nnn format If no split point file is given, then split points are read from the terminal. Global options: -D print debugging information (each one increases debugging level) -F file get input filenames from file, instead of command line or terminal -H print times in h:mm:ss.{ff,nnn} format, instead of m:ss.{ff,nnn} -O val overwrite existing files? val is: {[ask], always, never} -P type progress indicator type. type is: {[pct], dot, spin, face, none} -a str prefix 'str' to base part of output filenames -d dir specify output directory -i fmt specify input file format decoder and/or arguments. format is: "fmt decoder [arg1 ... argN (%f = filename)]" -o fmt specify output file format, extension, encoder and/or arguments. format is: "fmt [ext=abc] [encoder [arg1 ... argN (%f = filename)]]" -q suppress non-critical output (quiet mode) -r val reorder input files? val is: {ask, ascii, [natural], none} -v show version information -w suppress warnings -z str postfix 'str' to base part of output filenames -- indicates that everything following it is a filename