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NAME

       libvalhalla-test - a test media indexing utility which uses libvalhalla

SYNOPSIS

       libvalhalla-test [options ...] paths ...

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the libvalhalla-test command.

       libvalhalla-test is a  command-line  media  indexing  tool  which  uses
       libvalhalla.  It  is  mainly  used  to  test  and  exercise libvalhalla
       capabilities.

OPTIONS

       -h --help
              this help

       -v --verbose
              increase verbosity

       -l --loop
              number of loops

       -t --timewait
              time to wait between loops [sec]

       -m --timelimit
              time limit [ms] for the scanning

       -a --priority
              priority for the threads

       -d --database
              path for the database

       -f --download
              path for the downloader destination

       -c --commit-int
              commits interval

       -p --parser
              number of parsers

       -n --decrap
              enable decrapifier (for title metadata)

       -k --keyword
              keyword for the decrapifier

       -s --suffix
              file suffix (extension)

       -g --grabber
              grabber to be used

   Example:
              libvalhalla-test -l 2 -t 5 -d ./mydb.db -p 1 -a 15 -s ogg -s mp3
              /home/foobar/music

       Default values are:

              loop=1,   timewait=0,   database=./valhalla.db,  commit-int=128,
              parser=2, priority=19,

              suffix=flac,m4a,mp3,ogg,            wav,wma,avi,mkv,mov,mpg,wmv,
              bmp,gif,jpeg,jpg,png,tga,tif,tiff

AUTHOR

       libvalhalla       was       written      by      Mathieu      Schroeter
       <mathieu.schroeter@gamesover.ch>,  Benjamin  Zores   <ben@geexbox.org>,
       Fabien     Brisset     <fbrisset@gmail.com>    and    Davide    Cavalca
       <davide@geexbox.org>.

       This manual page was written by  Davide  Cavalca  <davide@geexbox.org>,
       for the Debian project (but may be used by others).

                                  10/12/2009