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Transform images into videos with images2mpg

Wed, 04 Jun 2008 15:00:00 GMT
images2mpg, a simple utility that's part of the KDE Image Plugin Interface (KIPI), lets you create an MPEG file from image files. Relying on a handful of command-line tools including the ImageMagick suite and mjpegtools, images2mpg creates wonderful videos from your images and even lets you insert your favorite song as the background. It supports SVCD, DVD, VCD, and XVCD video formats.


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GPIV_IMGPROC(1) 					      General Commands Manual						   GPIV_IMGPROC(1)

NAME
gpiv_imgproc - Image processing program for (PIV) images. SYNOPSIS
gpiv_imgproc [-b N] [--filter N] [-h | --help] [-p | --print] [-o N | --operation N] [-t N | --threshold N] [-w N] [-v | --version] [file- name] < stdin > stdout DESCRIPTION
gpiv_imgproc processes, filters or converts images in order to improve the interrogation for Particle Image Velocimetry. gpiv_smooth: smoothing filter, gpiv_hilo : high-low filter, gpiv_clip: clipping, gpiv_fft: Fast Fourier Transform, gpiv_invfft: Inverse Fast Fourier Transform, gpiv_highpass: high-pass filtering gpiv_getbit: get bit bumber. gpiv_mktestimg: generates test image-pair for PIV The parameters read from the configuration resources (containing the key GPIV_IMGPROC) may be overruled by the command line options, as explained below. Options -b N In case of using gpiv_getbit N denotes the bit number [0, .., 7] --filter N Image filter to be applied: make test image (N=0), smoothing (N=1), high-low filtering (N=2), clipping (N=3), fft (N=4), inverse fft (N=5), lowpass filter (N=8), highpass filter (N=9), getbit (N=10). -h | --help On-line help -o N | --operation N In case of using gpiv_smooth: set pixel equal to the mean of the window value (N0), subtract mean from from pixel (N1) add (N2), multiply (N3) or divide (N4) -t N | --threshold N In case of using gpiv_clip: threshold value to be set to zero -v | --version Print version information on standard output, then exit successfully. -w N window size (default: 15) filename Input image filename. Overrides stdin and stdout with the full filename of the image. Output will be written to filename.png. Param- eters are stored in filename.par and may be used for future use by including them in ./gpivrc. If stdin and stdout are used, the input is expected to be a PNG formatted image. SEE ALSO gpivtools AUTHOR
Gerber Van der Graaf 7 November 2006 GPIV_IMGPROC(1)