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# UsmToolkit |
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Tool to convert USM video files into user-friendly formats. |
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## Getting started |
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Download the latest version and run `UsmToolkit get-dependencies`. This will download ffmpeg and vgmstream from the URLs provided in `deps.json`. These are neccessary for this tool to operate! |
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After that, it's as easy as it can get. |
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### Extracting |
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``` |
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UsmToolkit extract <file/folder> |
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``` |
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### Joining (aka converting) |
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``` |
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UsmToolkit extract <file/folder> --join |
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``` |
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For more informations run `UsmToolkit extract -h`. |
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## Custom join parameter |
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You should find `config.json` in the folder of the executable. With it, you can completly customize how the extracted file is processed by ffmpeg. |
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The default configuration ships as follows: |
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* Video: Will be copied |
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* Audio: Re-encoded as AC3 at 640kb/s. If the file has 6 channels, they will be merged to 2 |
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* Output is a MP4 file |
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You can change these settings to your likings, it's standard ffmpeg syntax. |
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## License |
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UsmToolkit follows the MIT License. It uses code from [VGMToolbox](https://sourceforge.net/projects/vgmtoolbox/). |
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