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SCMPX.EXE [/-acdehmoprswx123..] [file1] [file2]...
Options:

/a | Add a file to the Play List (* Note to input BEFORE file names).
/c | Exit SCMPX after playing one file.
/d | Convert an MPEG/Audio file to a wave file.
/e | Convert a wave file to an MPEG/Audio file.
/h | Hide SCMPX window.
/m | Starts another instance of SCMPX.
/o | Stop SCMPX.
/p | Start SCMPX and Play a sound file.
/r? | Repeat mode (r0=Repeat OFF, r1=Repeat one, r2=Repeat all, r3=Shuffle).
/s | Shut down SCMPX.
/w | Split MPEG/Audio from a MPEG file.
/x | Resampling.
/1 - /.. | File number to play.

Example) To play the second file in the Play List "music.mp3",
input "SCMPX.EXE sample.mp3 music.mp3 -2".
NOTE:
- A playlist can be specified instead of a file name in the command line.
- When a file name contains spaces, it must be enclosed in double quotations ("").
- Option /d, /e, /m, /s, /w and /x must be specified as the first parameter.
- These options cannot be used simultaneously.
Example) To play audio file.mp3, type in the command line:
SCMPX.EXE "audio file.mp3".

File conversion options:
SCMPX.EXE </-dewx> [/-options] <infile> [outfile]
Decoding option:

/h | Hi-fi mode (default=No)

Encoding options:

/b1../b14 | Bitrate index (See the list below) (default=9)
/abr | Automatic Bit Rate (around 48 to 96kbps per a channel)
/vbr | Variable Bit Rate
/l1../l3 | layer-I,II,III (default=3)
/s | Stereo encoding
/j | Joint-stereo encoding (=default)
/e5 | Emphasis 50/15ms (default=No)
/ej | Emphasis CCITT j.17
/x | Extension flag (default=No)
/er | Error protection flag (default=No)
/c | Copyright flag (default=No)
/o | Original flag (default=No)
/f | Fast encoding mode (default=No)
/w | Fraunhofer ACM compatible header (default=No)
/pl | Conversion priority setting (low) (=default)
/pn | Conversion priority setting (medium)
/ph | Conversion priority setting (high)
/x0 .. /x.. | X coordinate display position in the pop-up conversion dialog window (default=middle of the screen)
/y0 .. /y.. | Y coordinate display position in the pop-up conversion dialog window (default=middle of the screen)

Resampling option:

/sf2000... | Sampling rate (default=44100)
/rs8, /rs16 | Resolution (default=16)
/ch1, /ch2 | Channel (default=2)
/q1../q100 | Quality (default=20)
* Bitrate index
. | [ MPEG-1 ] | . | [ MPEG-2 ]
. | layer-1 | layer-2 | layer-3 | . | layer-1 | layer-2 | layer-3
| /b1 | 32000 | 32000 | 32000 | . | 32000 | 8000 | 8000
| /b2 | 64000 | 48000 | 40000 | . | 48000 | 16000 | 16000
| /b3 | 96000 | 56000 | 48000 | . | 56000 | 24000 | 24000 | /b4 | 128000 | 64000 | 56000 | . | 64000 | 32000 | 32000 | /b5 | 160000 | 80000 | 64000 | . | 80000 | 40000 | 40000 | /b6 | 192000 | 96000 | 80000 | . | 96000 | 48000 | 48000 | /b7 | 224000 | 112000 | 96000 | . | 112000 | 56000 | 56000 | /b8 | 256000 | 128000 | 112000 | . | 128000 | 64000 | 64000 | /b9 | 288000 | 160000 | 128000 | . | 144000 | 80000 | 80000 | /b10 | 320000 | 192000 | 160000 | . | 160000 | 96000 | 96000 | /b11 | 352000 | 224000 | 192000 | . | 176000 | 112000 | 112000 | /b12 | 384000 | 256000 | 224000 | . | 192000 | 128000 | 128000 | /b13 | 416000 | 320000 | 256000 | . | 224000 | 144000 | 144000 | /b14 | 448000 | 384000 | 320000 | . | 256000 | 160000 | 160000

Note for conversion:
- Only one file can be specified as an input/output file at a time.
- Cannot use the playlists or encoding list files.
- If there are two files with the same file name, then the output file will be overwritten.
- You can set "-abr" and "-vbr" option only when the target is MPEG-1/Audio layer-III
- is selected.
- When the output file name is omitted, then the output file name will be
- "input file name + extention (*.mp?;*.wav)" (e.g. file.mp3 -> file.mp3.wav)

Examples of command line usage:
To play the second file in the Playlist "music.mp3":
SCMPX.EXE sample.mp3 music.mp3 -2
To play audio file.mp3:
SCMPX.EXE "audio file.mp3"
To fast encode sound.wav to sound.mp3(layer-3,160kbps):
SCMPX.EXE -e -b10 -f sound.wav sound.mp3
To decode song.mp3 to song.wav:
SCMPX.EXE -d song.mp3 song.wav

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