How to exit VLC via CLI?

[grittree]

I have a batch file which starts VLC at a scheduled time and sout's a file.

I need a way to stop (and exit) VLC with another scheduled event. The closest I can find in the wiki is a command to play (a playlist) and exit.

[Jean-Baptiste Kempf]

--start-time
--stop-time

Add vlc:quit.

[grittree]

I'm unsure how to parse these commands.

My present command is:
vlc udp:@:5000 :access-filter=timeshift :udp-caching=300 --width 400 :vout-filter=deinterlace :deinterlace-mode=blend :sout=#duplicate{dst=std{access=file,mux=ts,url="G:\filename.ts"}}

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--start-time=<integer> Start time ....... The stream will start at this position (in seconds).

I put --start-time=60 after 'udp-caching=300 ' and nothing changed. Same with =99999999

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vlc:quit Special item to quit VLC

Where does this go? What determines when it is executed?

[dionoea]

these only work for seekable inputs. udp isn't seekable so it wont work.

[DJ]

vlc:quit is placed at the end of the command line.