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--- using:command_line_usage [2012/11/11 08:51]
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 Avidemux may be called with many arguments. The most obvious is //avidemux(nbsp)myFile.avi//, that will load myFile.avi.
-You can also provide other commands, each one of them beginning by(nbsp)(ndash) to invoke an action. You won't have the full capabilities of the GUI though.
+You can also provide other commands, each one of them beginning by "--" to invoke an action. You won't have the full capabilities of the GUI though.
 **Warning**: When in command line mode, all alert boxes will be skipped and questions will be automatically set to NO.
-**Warning**: It is very important to note that indexes are not saved. For example, if you do //avidemux2(nbsp)file.nuv// you won't be prompted to save the index.
 The arguments are evaluated from left to right and processed one at a time. The command line is far from bullet proof as most of the checks are inside the GUI.
-A workbench file is a project file. The term workbench refers to the currently active video and settings in the program. When you save a workbench you are really saving it to a project file.
+A project file is a file containing all settings and loaded files. It is a "snapshot" of avidemux state at the point it was saved.
 ===== Commands =====

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