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 This command will analyze a media dump, and if the format is recognized and you choose so, it will search for [[Partitioning-schemes-recognized-by-DiscImageChef|supported partitioning schemes]] and [[Filesystems-recognized-by-DiscImageChef|supported filesystems]] on the dump, showing information about them.
 
 ==Command usage==
-<code>DiscImageChef analyze -i <dump> -v [true/false] -d [true/false] -p [true/false] -f [true/false]</code>
+<code>DiscImageChef analyze -i <dump> -v [true/false] -d [true/false] -p [true/false] -f [true/false] -e [encoding]</code>
 
 <code>-i, --input=<dump></code> path to the media dump image<br />
 <code>-v, --verbose=[true/false]</code> shows verbose output ''(default false)''<br />
 <code>-d, --debug=[true/false]</code> shows debug output ''(default false)''<br />
 <code>-p, --partitions=[true/false]</code> searches and interprets partitions ''(default true)''<br />
 <code>-f, --filesystems=[true/false]</code> searches and interprets filesystems ''(default true)''
+<code>-e, --encoding=[encoding]</code> sets which encoding is used by the contents of the media dump ''(default varies by filesystem)''<br />
 
 ==Example==
 <code>DiscImageChef analyze -i mydisc.cue</code>