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amarokcollectionscanner --version (return code: 0)

2.8.0
amarokcollectionscanner --help (return code: 0)

Amarok Collection Scanner
Scans directories and outputs a xml file with the results.
For more information see http://community.kde.org/Amarok/Development/BatchMode

Usage: amarokcollectionscanner [options] <Folder(s)>
User-modifiable Options:
<Folder(s)>             : list of folders to scan
-h, --help              : This help text
-v, --version           : Print the version of this tool
-r, --recursive         : Scan folders recursively
-i, --incremental       : Incremental scan (modified folders only)
-s, --restart           : After a crash, restart the scanner in its last position
    --idlepriority      : Run at idle priority
    --sharedmemory <key> : A shared memory segment to be used for restarting a scan
    --newer <path>      : Only scan directories if modification time is newer than <path>
                          Only useful in incremental scan mode
    --batch <path>      : Add the directories from the batch xml file
                          batch file format should look like this:
   <scanner>
    <directory>
     <path>/absolute/path/of/directory</path>
     <mtime>1234</mtime>   (this is optional)
    </directory>
   </scanner>
                          You can also use a previous scan result for that.

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