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RecordingDate (simple file, channel interleaved file)
Specify the recording date of the file. If this command line is not specified, the date the disk image was created is used.
● MinLength (simple file, channel interleave file)
Specify the minimum number of bytes in the file area.
∙ At least a space on the disk of the size specified on this command line is reserved for this file, regardless of the actual size of the file. This file can be updated in the future, so that the file and track positions after this file will not change as the file grows.
Trigger (simple file, channel interleave file)
∙ Specify the trigger time as a relative time from the beginning of the file.
● Eors (simple file, channel interleaved file)
∙ Specify the EOR (End Of Record) time as a relative time from the beginning of the file. This is valid only for MODE2 type track files.
● Pack (file interleaved file, channel interleaved file)
∙ In file interleaving and channel interleaving, the short file is filled with the rest of the long file.
●SectorRate
∙ Number of sectors transferred per second (75 or 150). The default is 150 (Sector / Sec).
● FileNo (file interleaved file)
Specify the file number.
● BeginTimeE (file interleave file)
∙ Place the file relative to the start position indicated by Extent in the file interleave.
EndTimeE (file interleaved file)
∙ Place the file relative to the end position indicated by Extent in file interleaving.
●SameName
The directory record identified by the secondary volume descriptor, the directory name used for the path table, and the file name are shown.
■ Channel interleave file definition
The channel interleave file is specified as a set of and . One channel is defined between and .
Specify the channel number in the Channel line parameter.
The channel data itself defined between and is specified by either the file source group or the MPEG source line. You cannot specify both.
The priority when placing each channel in the sector follows the order of the command lines described in the script file.
You can explicitly specify the placement of the channel in the file.
If you want to interleave channels consecutively after a previously defined channel, specify the beginning of the channel explicitly. In this case, specify + in the parameter of the BeginTimeF line in the FileSource definition line or MpegSource definition line.
If you want the channel to be interleaved before the previously defined channel, explicitly specify the end of the channel. In this case, specify-to the parameter of the EndTimeF line in the FileSource definition line or MpegSource definition line.
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