bash - How to using a file as input to program starting from specific line in command?

to use file input program, < operator can used.

for example,

xmacroplay "$display" < input.txt

however, there command specify if don't want use whole file, take lines input?

some like，

xmacroplay "$display" < input.txt --starting_line=100 --ending_line=120

(this surely won't work, want know if there option that)

use sed or tool filter out specific line , pipe command. example, following send 10th , 13th lines of file xmacroplay:

sed -n '10p; 13p' input.txt | xmacroplay "$display" --starting_line=100 --ending_line=120

or in awk:

awk 'nr == 10 || nr == 13' input.txt | xmacroplay "$display" --starting_line=100 --ending_line=120

if, reason, cannot use pipe, use process substitution:

xmacroplay "$display" --starting_line=100 --ending_line=120 < <(sed -n '10p; 13p' input.txt)

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