2.7 KiB
Voicemeeter Remote Command Line Utility
Tested against
- Basic 1.1.1.1
- Banana 2.1.1.1
- Potato 3.1.1.1
Requirements
Use
.\vmrcli.exe [-h] [-i] [-k] [-D] [-v] [-c] [-m] [-s] <api commands>
Where:
h
: Prints the help message.i
: Enable interactive mode. If set, any api commands passed on the command line will be ignored.k
: The kind of Voicemeeter (basic, banana or potato). Use this to launch the GUI.D
: Set log level 0=TRACE, 1=DEBUG, 2=INFO, 3=WARN, 4=ERROR, 5=FATALv
: Enable extra console output (toggle, set messages)c
: Load a user configuration (give the full file path)m
: Launch the MacroButtons applications
: Launch the StreamerView application
API Commands
- Commands starting with
!
will be toggled, use it with boolean parameters. - Commands containing
=
will set a value. (use+=
and-=
to increment/decrement) - All other commands with get a value.
Examples:
Launch basic GUI, set log level to INFO, Toggle Strip 0 Mute, print its new value, then decrease Bus 0 Gain by 3.8
.\vmrcli.exe -kbasic -D2 !strip[0].mute strip[0].mute bus[0].gain-=3.8
Launch banana GUI, set log level to DEBUG, set Strip 0 label to podmic then print Strip 2 label
.\vmrcli.exe -kbanana -D1 strip[0].label=podmic strip[2].label
Interactive Mode
Running the following command in Powershell:
.\vmrcli.exe -i
Will open an interactive prompt:
Interactive mode enabled. Enter 'Q' to exit.
>>
API commands follow the same rules as listed above. Entering Q
or q
will exit the program.
Script files
Scripts can be loaded from text files, for example in Powershell:
.\vmrcli.exe -D1 $(Get-Content .\example_commands.txt)
You may also pipe a scripts contents to the CLI:
$(Get-Content .\example_commands.txt) | .\vmrcli.exe -D1 -i
Multiple API commands can be in a single line, they may be separated by space, ;
or ,
.
Build
Run the included makefile
with GNU Make.
The binary in Releases is compiled with coloured logging enabled. To disable this you can override the LOG_USE_COLOR
variable, for example:
make LOG_USE_COLOR=no