Property "id" is generated as service type followed by number if no
property named "id" exists, but it fails to guarantee uniqueness.
parameters:
- - identifier: argument
+ - identifier: resource
+ argument: yes
title: File
type: string
- description: The name of a file in which to store the XML.
+ description: >
+ The name of a file in which to store the XML.
+ If the value does not contain a period (to start an extension), then
+ the value is interpreted as the name of a propery in which to store the
+ XML. This makes it easy for an application to use the consumer to
+ serialize a service network and retrieve the XML in-memory.
readonly: no
required: no
mutable: no
default: stdout
widget: fileopen
+
- identifier: all
title: Process all frames
type: integer
minimum: 0
maximum: 1
default: 0
+
+ - identifier: title
+ title: Title
+ type: string
+ description: >
+ You can give the composition a friendly name that some applications may use.
+
+ - identifier: root
+ title: Base path
+ type: string
+ description: >
+ If a file name in the XML is relative, but not relative to the current
+ XML file's directory, then you can set the directory to which it is
+ relative here.
+
+ - identifier: no_meta
+ title: Exclude meta properties
+ type: integer
+ description: >
+ Set this to disable the output of properties with the prefix "meta."
+ minimum: 0
+ maximum: 1
+ default: 0
+ widget: checkbox
+
+ - identifier: time_format
+ title: Time format
+ type: string
+ description: Output time-based values as timecode or clock formats.
+ values:
+ - frames
+ - smpte # or SMPTE
+ - timecode # same as smpte
+ - clock # or CLOCK
+ default: frames
+ widget: dropdown
+
+ - identififer: store
+ title: Include property prefix
+ type: string
+ description: >
+ To save additional properties that MLT does not know about, supply an
+ application-specific property name prefix that you are using.