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Originally Posted by thisdoesit
I tried adding the parameter to the cmd, but I can't get it to work.
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Ideally you want to call php like this
but to do this your system needs to be able to find php.exe. If you
current directory is
C:\php, then your system will find it, or if php.exe is on the PATH. PATH is an environment variable, by default is
Code:
C:\Windows\System32
however you can add php to the PATH like this
Code:
C:\Windows\System32;C:\php
Another option would be to just call php directly like this
Code:
C:\php\php.exe AdobeHDS.php --manifest http://foo.com/manifest.f4m
Quote:
Originally Posted by thisdoesit
What quality is the output btw?
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KSV defaults the quality to the highest, but there is an option to change that.
github.com/K-S-V/Scripts/wiki
Please let it be very clear that I am not going more in to depth on this. You are asking about the very basics of the command line, something you should have learned long ago.