shotdetect(1) General Commands Manual shotdetect(1)NAME
shotdetect - scene change detector
SYNOPSIS
shotdetect [options]
DESCRIPTION
shotdetect detects shots and scenes in a movie. The result produced is a simple XML file containing scenes boundary and features. It is
also possible to automatically get scenes boundary shots.
OPTIONS -h display help
-i file
video input file path
-o path
output directory path
-s threshold
the threshold is the level for shot detection. High will not detect a lot, low will detect a lot of false shots. A good choice is
about 60
-w generates an xml with basic audio features
-v generates an xml with basic video features
-f generates the first image of shots
-l generates the last image of shots
-m generates the thumbnails images
-r generates the real size images
January, 2012 shotdetect(1)
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ffDiaporama(1) General Commands Manual ffDiaporama(1)NAME
FFDIAPORAMA - Movie creator
SYNTAX
ffDiaporama [-lang=] [-loglevel=] [Filename]
DESCRIPTION
ffDiaporama is an application for assembling photos and videos especially for preserving holiday memories. It is inspired by presentation
software such as Impress or Powerpoint. It can read nearly all image formats, a majority of cameras and camcorder video formats, and the
most commonly used music formats. It includes 140 transitions and a device database for the generation of videos with more than 50 models
of video viewing devices (including smartphones, tablets, and home cinema systems).
ffDiaporama can manage several hundreds of slides. Every slide can contain several tens of shots and several tens of blocks. Every shot
contains its own block settings. The application calculates all the shot transformations.
OPTIONS
Filename Filename of the project file to load at application startup
-lang= The language to be used. can take the following values:
cz To use Czech
de To use German
en To use English
es To use Spanish
el To use Greek
fr To use French
it To use Italian
nl To use Dutch
pt To use Portuguese
ru To use Russian
-loglevel= Adjust the level of messages shown in the console:
1 Show Debug, Information, Warning and Error messages
2 Show Information, Warning and Error messages
3 Show Warning and Error messages
4 Show only Error messages
NOTES
Messages appear only if you launched the program since a console. It is possible to redirect these messages in a log file by using >.
AUTHOR
(C) 2010-2011 Dominique LEVRAY
SEE ALSO
More information on WEB site : http://ffdiaporama.tuxfamily.org
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