Subcommands are programs that have their own options, separate from the main auto-editor program. They typically serve an auxiliary function.
Examples:
Subcommands can also be called by themselves with the ae prefix:
aeinfo example.mp4
aegrep "pattern" file_with_subtitles.mp4
The info
subcommand accepts filenames and outputs basic media info like duration, fps, etc.
auto-editor info example.mp4 resources/man_on_green_screen.gif
file: example.mp4
- video tracks: 1
- Track #0
- codec: h264
- pix_fmt: yuv420p
- time_base: 1/30000
- fps: 30
- resolution: 1280x720 (16:9)
- bitrate: 240 kb/s
- audio tracks: 1
- Track #0
- codec: aac
- samplerate: 48000
- bitrate: 317 kb/s
- container:
- duration: 00:00:42.45
- bitrate: 569 kb/s
file: resources/man_on_green_screen.gif
- video tracks: 1
- Track #0
- codec: gif
- pix_fmt: bgra
- time_base: 1/100
- fps: 30
- resolution: 1280x720 (16:9)
- container:
- duration: 00:00:24.41
- bitrate: 1649 kb/s
You can also check for additional information with options.
auto-editor info example.mp4 --has-vfr
file: example.mp4
- video tracks: 1
- Track #0
- codec: h264
- pix_fmt: yuv420p
- time_base: 1/30000
- fps: 30
- resolution: 1280x720 (16:9)
- bitrate: 240 kb/s
- audio tracks: 1
- Track #0
- codec: aac
- samplerate: 48000
- bitrate: 317 kb/s
- container:
- duration: 00:00:42.45
- bitrate: 569 kb/s
List of all subcommands currently available: