On Thu, Dec 03, 2009 at 08:34:04PM -1000, Joel Roth wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I wonder if these two lines are equivalent:
>
> -a:1,2 -i:something
>
> -a:1 -i:something -a:2 -i:something
>
> Are they equivalent regardless of what 'something' is,
> and whether the direction is -i or -o?
Attempting to answer my own question, the following
is valid:
-a:1 -i:foo.wav
-a:2 -i:bar.wav
-a:1 -o:null
-a:2 -o:null
But not this:
-a:1 -i:foo.wav
-a:2 -i:bar.wav
-a:1 -o:loop,1
-a:2 -o:loop,1
You would need to say:
-a:1 -i:foo.wav
-a:2 -i:bar.wav
-a:1,2 -o:loop,1
Regards,
Joel
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