Command Line

Loop Recorder offers some command line options for batch recording jobs. You can add switches to Shortcuts or use them in the System Agent.

To add switches to a shortcut, e. g. the one on your Desktop, please right click it and select Properties. Append the switches to the end of the target line.

Options

Command LineAction
LoopRec.exe -iStart minimized.
LoopRec.exe -xStart in idle mode, don't record on startup
LoopRec.exe -f:MyWave.wav
LoopRec.exe -f:112:MyMp3.mp3
Set target filename to MyWave.wav. When specifying a MP3 file, you can set the bitrate in kps
LoopRec.exe -nFind a new target filename, like the +-button.
LoopRec.exe -c:12:34Quick save and close automatically after 12 mins, 34 secs.
LoopRec.exe -e:43:21Stop recording and start Editor automatically after 43 mins, 21 secs.
LoopRec.exe -sSave on exit: this is useful, if you want the System Agent to quit the recording.
LoopRec.exe -q:m
LoopRec.exe -q:s:22050
Quality: (m)ono or (s)tereo, sampling rate (Hz): 48000, 44100, 22050, 11025 or 8000. Default is stereo, 44100 Hz.
LoopRec.exe -v:3-28:4-85mixer-volume: on startup, set input 3 to 28%, input 4 to 85% and mute all others. You can get the options for the current mixer settings in the Config menu.

Examples


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