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README.md

@@ -50,6 +50,11 @@ Options:
 		Pass in the given url as the audio fragment url. Must be a
 		Google Video url with an itag parameter of 140.
 
+	--capture-duration DURATION or TIMESTRING
+		Captures a livestream for the specified length of time 
+		and then exits and finalizes the video.
+		Supports time durations (e.g. 1d8h10m) or time strings (e.g. 12:30:05).
+
 	-c
 	--cookies COOKIES_FILE
 		Give a cookies.txt file that has your youtube cookies. Allows
@@ -214,6 +219,15 @@ Options:
 		audio_only, alongside the final muxed file. This includes embedding
 		metadata and the thumbnail if set.
 
+	--start-delay DURATION or TIMESTRING
+		Waits for a specified length of time before starting to capture a stream from that time.
+		Supports time durations (e.g. 1d8h10m) or time strings (e.g. 12:30:05).
+		
+		Note: * NOT supported when using also using '--live-from'.
+		      * If the stream is scheduled and has not yet begun then
+		        the delay does not start counting until the stream has begun.
+		      * Ignored when resuming a download.
+
 	-td
 	--temporary-dir DIRECTORY
 		Set the working directory for the download. This is where the
@@ -291,20 +305,6 @@ Options:
 				    after the stream started.
 		          * '--live-from now' will start recording from the current stream time.
 
-	--start-delay DURATION or TIMESTRING
-		Waits for a specified length of time before starting to capture a stream from that time.
-		Supports time durations (e.g. 1d8h10m) or time strings (e.g. 12:30:05).
-		
-		Note: * NOT supported when using also using '--live-from'.
-		      * If the stream is scheduled and has not yet begun then
-		        the delay does not start counting until the stream has begun.
-		      * Ignored when resuming a download.
-
-	--capture-duration DURATION or TIMESTRING
-		Captures a livestream for the specified length of time 
-		and then exits and finalizes the video.
-		Supports time durations (e.g. 1d8h10m) or time strings (e.g. 12:30:05).
-
 Examples:
 	ytarchive -w
 		Waits for a stream. Will prompt for a URL and quality.

main.go

@@ -76,6 +76,11 @@ Options:
 		Pass in the given url as the audio fragment url. Must be a
 		Google Video url with an itag parameter of 140.
 
+	--capture-duration DURATION or TIMESTRING
+		Captures a livestream for the specified length of time 
+		and then exits and finalizes the video.
+		Supports time durations (e.g. 1d8h10m) or time strings (e.g. 01:30:00).
+
 	-c
 	--cookies COOKIES_FILE
 		Give a cookies.txt file that has your youtube cookies. Allows
@@ -240,6 +245,15 @@ Options:
 		audio_only, alongside the final muxed file. This includes embedding
 		metadata and the thumbnail if set.
 
+	--start-delay DURATION or TIMESTRING
+		Waits for a specified length of time before starting to capture a stream.
+		Supports time durations (e.g. 1d8h10m) or time strings (e.g. 01:30:00).
+		
+		Note: * NOT supported when using also using '--live-from'.
+		      * If the stream is scheduled and has not yet begun then
+		        the delay does not start counting until the stream has begun.
+		      * Ignored when resuming a download.
+
 	-td
 	--temporary-dir DIRECTORY
 		Set the working directory for the download. This is where the
@@ -316,20 +330,6 @@ Options:
 		          * '--live-from 1h10mm00s' will begin downloading from 1 hour 10 minutes 
 				    after the stream started.
 		          * '--live-from now' will start recording from the current stream time.
-
-	--start-delay DURATION or TIMESTRING
-		Waits for a specified length of time before starting to capture a stream.
-		Supports time durations (e.g. 1d8h10m) or time strings (e.g. 01:30:00).
-		
-		Note: * NOT supported when using also using '--live-from'.
-		      * If the stream is scheduled and has not yet begun then
-		        the delay does not start counting until the stream has begun.
-		      * Ignored when resuming a download.
-
-	--capture-duration DURATION or TIMESTRING
-		Captures a livestream for the specified length of time 
-		and then exits and finalizes the video.
-		Supports time durations (e.g. 1d8h10m) or time strings (e.g. 01:30:00).
 	
 Examples:
 	%[1]s -w