shaka-packager/packager/app/muxer_flags.cc

// Copyright 2014 Google Inc. All rights reserved.
//
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at
// https://developers.google.com/open-source/licenses/bsd
//
// Defines Muxer flags.

#include "packager/app/muxer_flags.h"

DEFINE_double(clear_lead,
              12.0f,
              "Clear lead in seconds if encryption is enabled.");
DEFINE_double(segment_duration,
              6.0f,
              "Segment duration in seconds. If single_segment is specified, "
              "this parameter sets the duration of a subsegment; otherwise, "
              "this parameter sets the duration of a segment. Actual segment "
              "durations may not be exactly as requested.");
DEFINE_bool(segment_sap_aligned,
            true,
            "Force segments to begin with stream access points.");
DEFINE_double(fragment_duration,
              0,
              "Fragment duration in seconds. Should not be larger than "
              "the segment duration. Actual fragment durations may not be "
              "exactly as requested.");
DEFINE_bool(fragment_sap_aligned,
            true,
            "Force fragments to begin with stream access points. This flag "
            "implies segment_sap_aligned.");
DEFINE_bool(generate_sidx_in_media_segments,
            true,
            "For ISO BMFF with DASH live profile only. Indicates whether to "
            "generate 'sidx' box in media segments. Note that it is required "
            "by spec if segment template contains $Time$ specifier.");
DEFINE_string(temp_dir,
              "",
              "Specify a directory in which to store temporary (intermediate) "
              " files. Used only if single_segment=true.");
DEFINE_bool(mp4_include_pssh_in_stream,
            true,
            "MP4 only: include pssh in the encrypted stream.");
DEFINE_int32(transport_stream_timestamp_offset_ms,
             100,
             "A positive value, in milliseconds, by which output timestamps "
             "are offset to compensate for possible negative timestamps in the "
             "input. For example, timestamps from ISO-BMFF after adjusted by "
             "EditList could be negative. In transport streams, timestamps are "
             "not allowed to be less than zero.");