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totem-video-thumbnailer(1) totem-video-thumbnailer(1)
NAME
totem-video-thumbnailer - video thumbnailer for the GNOME desktop
SYNOPSYS
totem-video-thumbnailer [-j|--jpeg] [-l|--no-limit] [-g num|--gallery num] [-s size] input output [backend options]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the totem-video-thumbnailer command. This manual page was written for the Debian Project because the
original program does not have a manual page.
totem-video-thumbnailer is used internally by GNOME applications such as nautilus to generate PNG thumbnails of video files. While it is
possible to invoke it manually, it is usually done automatically by nautilus.
ARGUMENTS
input The input filename. This can be in any format that totem can play.
output The output filename, output in PNG format.
backend options
Options to be passed to the backend (i.e. gstreamer).
OPTIONS
-j --jpeg
Switch the output format to JPEG. The default is PNG.
-g num --gallery num
Output a gallery of the given number (0 is the default) of screenshots.
-l --no-limit
Don't limit the thumbnailing time to 30 seconds. For debugging purposes.
-s size The size of the thumbnail. Example: "64x64". The default is "128x96".
AUTHOR
totem-video-thumbnailer was written by Bastien Nocera <hadess@hadess.net>.
This manual page was written by Zack Cerza <zcerza@coe.neu.edu> for the Debian Project (but may be used by others).
SEE ALSO
totem, nautilus
GNOME
2009-05-06 totem-video-thumbnailer(1)