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*       Fraunhofer IIS MP3 Surround Commandline Encoder V1.5       *
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*           Encoder-Library V04.01.01 (build 2008-05-02)           *
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 Error: Not enough commandline arguments

Usage: mp3sEncoder.exe [-if Infile] [-of Outfile] [-br Bitrate] [options]

-if Infile:
        An 1ch, 2ch or 6ch wave/raw input file (16/24 bit resolution).
        For piping from stdin use "-if -".

        The channel sequence assumed for a six channel input wave/raw file is:
        Left, Right, Center, LFE, Left Surround, Right Surround.

-of Outfile:
        The destination mp3 bitstream file. For piping to stdout use "-of -".

-br Bitrate:
        The output bitrate. Valid ranges:
        Mono     mp3:     16000 - 256000 bits/s
        Stereo   mp3:     96000 - 320000 bits/s
        MP3 Surround:    128000 - 320000 bits/s

[options]:

-sr Samplerate:
        Sampling Rate of raw/piped input data.

-c Channels:
        Number of channels of raw/piped input data. Must be 1,2 or 6.

-res Resolution:
        Resolution of raw/piped input data. Must be 16 or 24.

-q Quality:
        Encoder quality:
        0:       fast encoding  <Default>
        1:       high quality
-m Mode:
        Encoding modes:
        0:       CBR encoding at bitrate '-br' <Default>
        1:       VBR encoding at higest quality
        2:       VBR encoding at high quality
        3:       VBR encoding at intermediate quality
        4:       VBR encoding at intermediate bitrate
        5:       VBR encoding at low bitrate
-vbri
        Write a VBRI header if vbr mode is active
-mono
        Create mono downmix from stereo inputfile before encoding.

-monofiles
        Input consists of multiple mono streams.
        Use "-if infile_L.wav/.raw" as input file.
        Naming convention for default behavior (files must be located in the sam
e directory):
        Front Left:     infile_L.wav   (For raw data: infile_L.raw   )
        Front Right:    infile_R.wav   (For raw data: infile_R.raw   )
        Center:         infile_C.wav   (For raw data: infile_C.raw   )
        LFE:            infile_LFE.wav (For raw data: infile_LFE.raw )
        Left Surround:  infile_LS.wav  (For raw data: infile_LS.raw  )
        Right Surround: infile_RS.wav  (For raw data: infile_RS.raw  )

-apdx
        You can override the naming convention of the above "-monofiles"-switch
by

        explicitly telling the encoder the appendices of the single files, e.g.

        -apdx "_LF, _LR, _CENTER, _LFE, _SL, _SR" or ".l,.r,.c,.lfe,.sl,.sr"

-raw
        Raw data input file.

-eof
        Ignore wave file chunk length info and encode till the end of file.

-ofl
        Use Original File Length Feature (Not supported if piping to stdout is u
sed).

-h
        Show this information.