mscore command line options for avoiding metadata
Is there a way to write a PNG score from command line, without metadata (title, composer, lyricist, etc.)?
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Is there a way to write a PNG score from command line, without metadata (title, composer, lyricist, etc.)?
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See:
https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/command-line-options#SYNOPSIS
look for:
-o | --export-to file
Export the given (or currently opened) file to the specified output file. The file type depends on the extension of the filename given. This option switches to “converter mode” and avoids the graphical user interface.
I'd rather be interested to write PNG files with the metadata...
Great, thank you.
So I've hard coded the thing.
I made a MuseScore syle file (.mss) and loaded it when using mscore from command line (-S style.mss -o ...). Metadata that I don't want to show has white color... didn't know how to hide somethings (e.g., title, subtitle).
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In reply to Great, thank you. So I've… by patriciotics1
Ah, so you're calling the title, composer etc, in the score's title frame meta data.