Grass Valley SSP-3801 User Guide v.1.3 - Manual (Page 75)

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SSP-3801
User Guide
-e --externalpayload=PATH Specifies the path to the binary file containing a frame of
payload. If the filename or path contains spaces, enclose the
value in quotes.
Examples:
csvanccreate.exe -e payloads/frame1.dat
csvanccreate.exe -e=”C:/payloads/frame 1.dat”
csvanccreate.exe
--externalpayload=payloads/frame1.dat
--directory=VALUE Specifies the path to a folder containing a sequence of binary
files with each binary file containing a frame of payload. If the
filename or path contains spaces, enclose the value in quotes.
Examples:
csvanccreate.exe
--directory /payloads/binarysequences
csvanccreate.exe --directory “C:/Users/jdoe/My
Binary Files/binarysequences”
csvanccreate.exe
--directory=/payloads/binarysequences
-f --filename=VALUE Specifies the name of the file for the created VANC packet. If
the filename contains spaces, enclose the value in quotes.
Examples:
csvanccreate.exe -f testAnc.vanc
csvanccreate.exe -f “my test Anc.vanc”
csvanccreate.exe -f=testAnc.vanc
csvanccreate.exe --filename=testAnc.vanc
--endianness=VALUE Defines the endianness of the external file.
0: big endian
1: little endian (default)
Must be specified when creating VBI line packets from an
external binary file as the payload is a series of 2 byte values.
Examples:
csvanccreate.exe --endianness 0
csvanccreate.exe --endianness=0
csvanccreate.exe --endianness 1
csvanccreate.exe --endianness=1
--holdlastframe Persists the last frame of VANC data to the end of the event.
Example:
csvanccreate.exe --holdlastframe
--loop Specifies the number of times the VANC data or sequence is
repeated during the event. Examples:
csvanccreate.exe --loop 2
csvanccreate.exe --loop=2
Argument Description