Is there a way to pass archive file name to the command-line control?

Hi there,
I have been researching the flash media live encoder laterly. But still cannot find confirmed anwsers on the following questions:
1. Is there a way to pass an archive file name to the command-line control when starting an encoder?
2. Can the username/password to the Flash Media Server be saved in the profile? If not, is there any otherway to provide(GUI mode) them automatically,
like as variables to a script?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Helen

1. The only way to inform the command-line encoder about the archive file name is to save the FMLE session profile with the file name. The node for saving the file name is <output><file><path>C:\sample.flv</output></file></path>. The easier way to update the xml profile is to use "Save Profile" option of the GUI mode. If you want to programmatically update the file name, read the profile and update the node before launching the encoder. I hope this answers your question.
2. No. Credentials can't be saved in the profile. The only way to provide them programmatically is to use /ap and /ab commands for the command-line encoder. For GUI mode, there is no programmable option. But still you can try capturing keystrokes.

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