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 -h, -u, --usage   Display this usage
 --help            Display extensive help
 -V, --version     Display version
 -i, --inlittle    Input data is little endian (LSB, MSB)
 -I, --inbig       Input data is big endian (MSB, LSB)
 -o, --outlittle   Output data in little endian (LSB, MSB)
 -O, --outbig      Output data in big endian (MSB, LSB)
 --monostereo      Convert both channels to mono, then back to stereo
 --inwav           Input is in wav format (default)
 --incdr           Input is in cdr format
 --inraw           Input is in raw format
 --tocdr           Convert to cdr format (default)
 --towav           Convert to wav format
 --toraw           Convert to raw format
 --iscale NUM      Scale data to NUM percent (100 does nothing)
 --fscale FLOAT    Scale data by FLOAT / multiply by FLOAT (1.0 does nothing)
 --startsilence, --ss VAL   Add VAL silence to the start of each output file
 --endsilence, --es VAL     Add VAL silence to the end of each output file
 --swapchannels,   Swap channels (consecutive 16 bit values with each other)
 --noswapchannels, Don't swap channels / words
 --fadein LEN      Fade in at the start for a duration of LEN
 --fadeout LEN     Fade out at the end
 -r, --infile NAME   Input filename (default stdin)       ['-' = stdin/stdout]
 -w, --outfile NAME  Output name (track number appended to name) (dflt stdout)
 --cut VAL ...     All remaining arguments are cut numbers
 --silencecuts     Generate cut numbers to cut out intervals of silence
 --silencethresh   Threshold for silence detection (default 10)
 --silencedelay    Delay for silence detection (default 30C)
 --silenceinfo     As --silencecuts, shows info about silent/non-silent parts
 --verbose         More output
 --quiet           Suppress progress output
 --                Stop option scanning, remaining are filenames or cut numbers

 Options are processed left-to-right. Parameters to options must be separated
 by a space from the option. VAL units: b (bytes), C (CD sectors), s (seconds)