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Currently, we don’t supply the parser as a GUI installation file but as a portable program.
Please contact our support to receive a link to download the latest version of the Parser.
Unpack the downloaded archive to your desired location (for example to D:\OoonaParser).

Commands

-encode

Down-convert a source video to .mp4 proxy (*) + adjust for fast streaming

-encode watermark

Same as above, plus it will burn a static watermark into the proxy. The image is taken from watermark.png located in the Parser root folder.
(you can replace the default image with your own)

-dat

Extract video metadata, audio waveform and shot-change timecodes to a sidecar .dat file

-dash

or

Package the file into MPEG DASH container (a directory with .mpd xml description and video/audio segments)

-drm

Same as “-dash” but with encryption – use either

of them and

-dash or -drm, but don’t use both together).
Will package the file into MPEG DASH container, encrypted and protected with DRM via OOONA’s proxy server
(it will only be playable using the exact same Toolkit server used to encrypt it).

-s3

Upload the result to an S3 bucket according to the “s3” configuration in the appsettings.json file.

-email

Send an email to a dedicated target address (requires SMTP server settings in the “email” configuration in the appsettings.json file)

-delete

Delete the created files (should only be used after -s3 if you don’t want to keep the parser results).

-deleteSource

Delete the input file after the parser is done.

-remux

Re-wraps video for frame-accurate playback in HTML players (the source should be .mov or .mp4 with h.264 video and aac audio)

Command Line

The command line tool can help you create custom scripts for parsing your video files. Use the Parser as part of an existing video processing pipeline (a custom one or in a 3rd part application).
To run it, open command line and open the containing directory (for this sample we’re assuming “D:\OoonaParser”):

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