VDCLI.exe(Virtual Device Command Line Interface) output.log #ML1

VDCLI.log

C:\Unity\MagicLeap\mlsdk\v0.19.0>C:/Unity/MagicLeap/mlsdk/v0.19.0/VirtualDevice/bin/VDCLI.exe
Virtual Device Command Line Interface
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ABOUT:  VDCLI is the Command Line Front End for Magic Leap Remote

OPTIONS:

  [-h | --help]           - this screen

  [-s | --start-server]   - starts the server if it is not already started

  [-r | --restart-server] - kills and restarts the VDS if it is already started

  [-m | --manifest] <manifest path> ...
                          - can be passed with -r or -s to start the VDS with
                            non-default manifests, or issued after start to
                            update the current manifests.  Manifests may be
                            listed in any order (device, channel, mixer).

  [-t | --list-servers]   - list the running servers

  [-k | --kill-server]    - kills the VDS if it is already running

  [-S | --server-status]  - retrieves and prints the current VDS status
                            (online/offline)

  [-v | --version]        - retrieves and prints the VDS version number

  [-P | --parsable-output]- sets output to be simplified for scriptable parsing

  [-c | --list-channels]  - retrieves and prints the list of registered
                            VDS channels.
                            Can be passed one of the following sorting
                            arguments: (n=name, l=label, t=type)

  [-d | --list-devices]   - retrieves and prints the list of registered
                            VDS devices

  [-a | --list-mlsdk-applications]
                          - lists the mlsdk applications currently registered
                            via the shim

  [-Q | --list-active-device-applications]
                          - lists the device applications currently running
                            with sparse devices registered with the VDS

  [-O | --list-available-device-applications]
                          - lists the device applications that can be launched
                            by the vds through the --launch-device-application

  [-R | --launch-device-application] <device application name> <label override>
                          - launches the given device application if it is
                            registered with the VDS, optionally overriding the
                            application's label

  [-Rn | --no-auto-mapping]
                          - disables auto-mapping of producer channels of

                            launched device application sparse devices.

  [-T | --kill-device-application] <device application label>
                          - kills the given device application label by issuing
                            a shutdown request to any sparse device associated
                            with the app

  [-e | --list-device] <device name>
                          - retrieves and prints info for a single device
                            including its channel information

  [-E | --list-devices-of-type] <device type>
                          - retrieves and prints all devices of a given
                            device type

  [-l | --list-channel-mapping]
                          - retrieves and prints the current device mapping for
                            all channels

  [-p | --list-channel-devices] <channel name> [<channel name 2>]
                          - retrieves and prints the list of potential devices
                            for this channel

  [-q | --list-device-channels] <device name> [<device name 2>]
                          - retrieves and prints the list of potential channels
                            provided by this device

  [--list-device-properties] <device name> [<device name 2>]
                          - retrieves and prints the available configuration
                            properties for the device name given.

  [-D | --list-device-config] <device name> [<device name 2>]
                          - retrieves and prints the list of configuration
                            settings for the device name given.

  [--list-channel-data] [<channel name> ...]
                          - prints the current data and override data for the
                            given channel(s), or all channels if none provided.

  [--set-prune-thresholds] <spinup ms> <heartbeat ms>
                          - set the thresholds for pruning inactive devices
                            (less than zero means no timeout)

  [-u | --prune-device] <device name>
                          - unregisters the given device as if it had timed out

  [-n | --map-device] <device name> [<device 2>]
                          - maps all registered producer channels for a

                            given device.

  [-o | --unmap-device] <device name> [<device 2>]
                          - unmaps all registered producer channels for a

                            given device.

  [-M | --map-channel] <channel name> <device name> [<channel 2> <device 2>]
                          - maps the given device to the given channel if
                            appropriate. Can be passed with -r or -s to map
                            at startup or issued after start to update the map.
                            (Implies --list-channel-mapping)

  [-U | --unmap-channel] <channel name> <device name> [<channel 2> <device 2>]
                          - unmaps the given device from the given channels if
                            currently mapped. (Implies --list-channel-mapping)

  [-N | --null-mapping]   - forces all channels to unmap. Can be passed with
                            -r or -s at startup or issued after start to update
                            the map

  [-A | --save-mapping] <channel map path>
                          - saves the current channel mapping to the given file
                            path. File format is in a channel,device pair list.

  [-L | --load-mapping] <channel map path>
                          - loads the current channel mapping to the given file
                            path. File format is in a channel,device pair list.

  [-C | --set-device-config] <device name> <config name> <config value> ...
                          - updates the given device's configuration setting
                            to the config value for the config name given.
  --reset-device-config <device name> [<config name> ...]
                          - updates the given device's configuration setting
                            by resetting all settings or only the named ones.

RECORD/PLAYBACK OPTIONS:

  [-G | --recording-status] [<recorder device name>]
                          - prints the recording status of all recorder devices
                            or just the status of the given optional device name

  [-H | --playback-status] [<playback device name>]
                          - prints the playback status of all playback devices
                            or just the status of the given optional device name

  [--recording-archive-path] [<recorder device name>]
                          - prints the current recorder archive paths
  [--playback-archive-path] [<recorder device name>]
                          - prints the current playback recording archive paths
  [-J | --start-recording] [<recording archive path> <recorder device name>]
                          - issues a start recording message if a recorder
                            device is available for recording, it sends the
                            recording archive path with name as the recording archive
                            file to record to

  [-K | --stop-recording] [<recorder device name>]
                          - issues a stop recording message to any active
                            recorder device (unless a recorder device name is
                            specified, then only that device is stopped)
                            and prints the recording archive location(s)

  [-F | --start-playback] [<recording archive path> <playback device name>]
                          - issues a start playback message if a playback
                            device is available for playback, it sends the
                            recording archive path as the recording archive file
                            to playback

  [-I | --stop-playback] [<playback device name>]
                          - issues a stop playback message to any active
                            playback device (unless a playback device name is
                            specified, then only that device is stopped)

  [--load-playback] [<recording archive path> <playback device name>]
                          - issues a load playback archive message if a playback
                            device is available for playback, it sends the
                            recording archive path as the recording archive file
                            to load

  [--unload-playback] [<playback device name>]
                          - issues an unload playback archive message to any active
                            playback device (unless a playback device name is
                            specified, then only that device is unloaded)

LOGGING OPTIONS:

  [-V... | --verbosity ...]
                          - control logging verbosity; use -Vh for help

  for log files based on -Vf/--logfile <path>:

  --list-logs             - list existing log files and quit
  --purge-old-logs        - delete log files generated before midnight today
  --purge-all-logs        - delete all log files


ML1 DEVICE OPTIONS:

  --device "default"|<serial>|<address:port>
                          - select a remote ML1 device accessible by mldb;
                            either the default device or a specific device
                            via USB <serial> or over wifi at <address:port>

  --connect <remote port>
                          - connect using <remote port> as reported by the ML1

  --disconnect
                          - disconnect from a remote ML1 device previously
                            connected via --connect

STATISTICS OPTIONS:

  --dump-stats-for <device name>
                          - print out statistics collected from the device

  --dump-stats
                          - print out statistics collection for all connected
                            devices

  --enable-auto-stats
                          - enables automatic device stat collection

  --disable-auto-stats
                          - disables automatic device stat collection

DIAGNOSTICS OPTIONS:

  --opengl-status
                          - print OpenGL status of the local machine

  --monitor-status
                          - print information about detected monitors