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@@ -79,11 +79,20 @@ cat my-spec.jvcl | jvcl |
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Output assets will be placed in the scratch directory, unless otherwise specified |
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in the spec file. By default, JVCL will create a new temporary directory to use as the scratch |
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directory. You can set the scratch directory explicitly using the `-t` or `--temp-dir` option: |
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```shell script |
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jvcl -t /some/tempdir my-spec.json |
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``` |
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#### Dry Running |
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Use the `-n` or `--no-exec` option to print out the commands that would have been run, |
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but do not actually run anything. |
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```shell script |
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jvcl -n my-spec.json # will not run any ffmpeg commands |
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``` |
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Note that this breaks JVCL operations that require information from any assets created by |
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previous operations: since the command did not actually run, the intermediate asset was |
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never created. |
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#### Command Help |
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To view a list of all `jvcl` command-line options, run `jvcl -h` or `jvcl --help` |
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