ffmsindex creates an index file for the given INPUTFILE. If not OUTPUFILE is given, INPUTFILE.ffindex is
used as output file.
-f Force overwriting of existing index file, if any (default: no)
-v Set FFmpeg verbosity level. Can be repeated for more verbosity. (default: no messages printed)
-p Disable progress reporting. (default: progress reporting on)
-c Write timecodes for all video tracks to outputfile_track00.tc.txt (default: no)
-k Write keyframes for all video tracks to outputfile_track00.kf.txt (default: no)
-tN Set the audio indexing mask to N (-1 means index all tracks, 0 means index none, default: 0)
-dN Set the audio decoding mask to N (mask syntax same as -t, default: 0)
-aNAME
Set the audio output base filename to NAME (default: input filename)
-sN Set audio decoding error handling. See the documentation for details. (default: 0)
-mNAME
Force the use of demuxer NAME (default, lavf, matroska, haalimpeg, haaliogg)