Hi!
I got a small problem with wineconsole (ncurses backend).
I'am testing a commandline application (WM8EUTIL.exe aka Windows Media
Encoder 8))
only, so I have no X running here, using ttydrv.
But if I execute winconsole
$ wineconsole .wine/drive_c/Program\ Files/Windows\ Media\
Components/Tools/WM8EUTIL.exe
the commandline options for this tool are shown, but the console is
blanked immediately.
If I catch the output of wine (with >test) the following is printed to test:
^[)0^[7^[[?47h^[[1;76r^[[m^[[4l^[[H^[[2J
HELP usage for wm8eutil. Use one of the following for how to use
wm8eutil.exe.
[-help?] Display the user help doc for wm8eutil.
[-all?] Usage for all settings.
[-io?] Usage for Input/Output and config file.
[-profile?] Profile numbers and basic descriptions.
[-profileall?] Details for all profiles.
[-profile_aN?] Details for audio-only profile N.
[-profile_vN?] Details for video-only profile N.
[-profile_avN?] Details for audio/video profile N.
NOTE: It uses the actual bitrate for N.
Example: -profile_a32?.
[-audio?] Usage for Audio Codec settings.
[-video?] Usage for Video Codec settings.
[-default?] All default values for custom settings.
[-a_default?] Audio default values for custom settings.
[-v_default?] Video default values for custom settings.
[-cont_desc?] Usage for how to put content descriptions in the WMV/WMA
files.
[-example?] Examples for how to use wm8eutil.
[-a_example?] Examples for how to use wm8eutil for audio-only encoding.
[-v_example?] Examples for how to use wm8eutil for video-only encoding.
[-av_example?] Examples for how to use wm8eutil for audio/video encoding.
[-d_example?] Examples for how to use wm8eutil for directory mode
encoding.
^[[76;1H^[[2J^[[?47l^[8^M^[[?1l^[>
It seems to work well, so I think I can use the tool with this wine behavior,
but I would expect that this behavior is not mormal.
Or is there a undocumented commandline switch to disable this?
Regards
Marco G?benich
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