Usage
Core commands
deezy encode <format>
— encode to dd, ddp, ddp-bluray, atmos, ac4deezy info <file>
— analyze audio tracksdeezy find <glob>
— find files using glob patternsdeezy config
— manage configurationdeezy temp
— temp folder management
Global options
--config
, --log-level
, --log-to-file
, --no-progress-bars
, --version
Examples
# Encode to DDP (smart defaults)
deezy encode ddp input.mkv
# Use preset
deezy encode preset --name streaming_ddp input.mkv
# Batch encode
deezy --log-to-file encode ddp --max-parallel 4 *.mkv
# Inspect tracks
deezy info input.mkv
Track selection
Use --track-index
with N
, a:N
or s:N
(stream index) to pick which audio to encode. See the Track Selection
section in the original README for details.
Temp management
Notes on temp directories
Deezy creates per-job temporary directories under the configured temp base. By default
--keep-temp
is false and each run uses a short unique per-run directory so concurrent
runs of the same file/track won't collide and can be removed automatically. When --keep-temp
is enabled, Deezy uses a stable per-track directory (useful for inspection or caching) but
this directory may be shared between runs of the same track and is not automatically removed.