void PrintImportUsage()
{
	u32 i;
	
	gf_sys_format_help(helpout, help_flags, "# Importing Options\n"
		"# File importing\n"
		"Syntax is [-add]() / [-cat]() `filename[#FRAGMENT][:opt1...:optN=val]`\n"
		"This process will create the destination file if not existing, and add the track(s) to it. If you wish to always create a new destination file, add [-new](MP4B_GEN).\n"
		"The supported input media types depend on your installation, check [filters documentation](Filters) for more info.\n"
		"  \n"
		"To select a desired media track from a source, a fragment identifier '#' can be specified, bfore any other options. The following syntax is used:\n"
		"- `#video`: adds the first video track found in source\n"
		"- `#audio`: adds the first audio track found in source\n"
		"- `#auxv`: adds the first auxiliary video track found in source\n"
		"- `#pict`: adds the first picture track found in source\n"
		"- `#trackID=ID` or `#ID`: adds the specified track. For IsoMedia files, ID is the track ID. For other media files, ID is the value indicated by `MP4Box -info inputFile`\n"
		"- `#pid=ID`: number of desired PID for MPEG-2 TS sources\n"
		"- `#prog_id=ID`: number of desired program for MPEG-2 TS sources\n"
		"- `#program=NAME`: name of desired program for MPEG-2 TS sources\n"
		"  \n"
		"By default all imports are performed sequentially, and final interleaving is done at the end; this however requires a temporary file holding original ISOBMF file (if any) and added files before creating the final output. Since this can become quite large, it is possible to add media to a new file without temporary storage, using [-flat](MP4B_GEN) option, but this disables media interleaving.\n"
		"  \n"
		"If you wish to create an interleaved new file with no temporary storage, use the [-newfs](MP4B_GEN) option. The interleaving might not be as precise as when using [-new]() since it is dependent on muxer input scheduling (each execution might lead to a slightly different result). Additionally in this mode: \n"
		" - Some muxing options (marked with `X` below) will be activated for all inputs (e.g it is not possible to import one AVC track with `xps_inband` and another without).\n"
		" - Some muxing options (marked as `D` below) cannot be used as they require temporary storage for file edition.\n"
		" - Usage of [-cat]() is possible, but concatenated sources will not be interleaved in the output. If you wish to perforom more complex cat/add operations without temp file, use the [gpac application](Filters).\n"
		"  \n"
		"Note: MP4Box cannot start importing from a random point in the input, it always import from the begining.  If you wish to import from another point in the source, use the [gpac application](Filters).\n"
		"  \n"
		"Note: When importing SRT or SUB files, MP4Box will choose default layout options to make the subtitle appear at the bottom of the video. You SHOULD NOT import such files before any video track is added to the destination file, otherwise the results will likelly not be useful (default SRT/SUB importing uses default serif font, fontSize 18 and display size 400x60). For more details, check [TTXT doc](Subtitling-with-GPAC).\n"
		"  \n"
		"When importing several tracks/sources in one pass, all options will be applied if relevant to each source. These options are set for all imported streams. If you need to specify these options par stream, set per-file options using the syntax `-add stream[:opt1:...:optN]`. Allowed per-file options:\n\n"
	);

	i=0;
	while (ImportFileOpts[i].name) {
		GF_GPACArg *arg = &ImportFileOpts[i];
		i++;
		gf_sys_print_arg(helpout, help_flags | GF_PRINTARG_NO_DASH, arg, "mp4box-import");
	}

	gf_sys_format_help(helpout, help_flags, "\n"
		"Note: `sopt`, `dopt` and `@@f` must be placed after all other options.\n"
		"# Global import options\n"
	);

	i=0;
	while (m4b_imp_args[i].name) {
		GF_GPACArg *arg = &m4b_imp_args[i];
		i++;
		gf_sys_print_arg(helpout, help_flags, arg, "mp4box-import");
	}
}
void PrintImportUsage()
{
	u32 i;
	
	gf_sys_format_help(helpout, help_flags, "# Importing Options\n"
		"# File importing\n"
		"Syntax is [-add]() / [-cat]() `filename[#FRAGMENT][:opt1...:optN=val]`\n"
		"This process will create the destination file if not existing, and add the track(s) to it. If you wish to always create a new destination file, add [-new](MP4B_GEN).\n"
		"The supported input media types depend on your installation, check [filters documentation](Filters) for more info.\n"
		"  \n"
		"To select a desired media track from a source, a fragment identifier '#' can be specified, bfore any other options. The following syntax is used:\n"
		"- `#video`: adds the first video track found in source\n"
		"- `#audio`: adds the first audio track found in source\n"
		"- `#auxv`: adds the first auxiliary video track found in source\n"
		"- `#pict`: adds the first picture track found in source\n"
		"- `#trackID=ID` or `#ID`: adds the specified track. For IsoMedia files, ID is the track ID. For other media files, ID is the value indicated by `MP4Box -info inputFile`\n"
		"- `#pid=ID`: number of desired PID for MPEG-2 TS sources\n"
		"- `#prog_id=ID`: number of desired program for MPEG-2 TS sources\n"
		"- `#program=NAME`: name of desired program for MPEG-2 TS sources\n"
		"  \n"
		"By default all imports are performed sequentially, and final interleaving is done at the end; this however requires a temporary file holding original ISOBMF file (if any) and added files before creating the final output. Since this can become quite large, it is possible to add media to a new file without temporary storage, using [-flat](MP4B_GEN) option, but this disables media interleaving.\n"
		"  \n"
		"If you wish to create an interleaved new file with no temporary storage, use the [-newfs](MP4B_GEN) option. The interleaving might not be as precise as when using [-new]() since it is dependent on muxer input scheduling (each execution might lead to a slightly different result). Additionally in this mode: \n"
		" - Some muxing options (marked with `X` below) will be activated for all inputs (e.g it is not possible to import one AVC track with `xps_inband` and another without).\n"
		" - Some muxing options (marked as `D` below) cannot be used as they require temporary storage for file edition.\n"
		" - Usage of [-cat]() is possible, but concatenated sources will not be interleaved in the output. If you wish to perforom more complex cat/add operations without temp file, use the [gpac application](Filters).\n"
		"  \n"
		"Note: MP4Box cannot start importing from a random point in the input, it always import from the begining.  If you wish to import from another point in the source, use the [gpac application](Filters).\n"
		"  \n"
		"Note: When importing SRT or SUB files, MP4Box will choose default layout options to make the subtitle appear at the bottom of the video. You SHOULD NOT import such files before any video track is added to the destination file, otherwise the results will likelly not be useful (default SRT/SUB importing uses default serif font, fontSize 18 and display size 400x60). For more details, check [TTXT doc](Subtitling-with-GPAC).\n"
		"  \n"
		"When importing several tracks/sources in one pass, all options will be applied if relevant to each source. These options are set for all imported streams. If you need to specify these options par stream, set per-file options using the syntax `-add stream[:opt1:...:optN]`. Allowed per-file options:\n\n"
	);

	i=0;
	while (ImportFileOpts[i].name) {
		GF_GPACArg *arg = &ImportFileOpts[i];
		i++;
		gf_sys_print_arg(helpout, help_flags | GF_PRINTARG_NO_DASH, arg, "mp4box-import");
	}

	gf_sys_format_help(helpout, help_flags, "\n"
		"Note: `sopt`, `dopt` and `@@f` must be placed after all other options.\n"
		"# Global import options\n"
	);

	i=0;
	while (m4b_imp_args[i].name) {
		GF_GPACArg *arg = &m4b_imp_args[i];
		i++;
		gf_sys_print_arg(helpout, help_flags, arg, "mp4box-import");
	}
}