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DoesItReallyMatter: /* How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell */ Update with (mostly) working command-line examples

2019-04-04T07:53:58Z

How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell: Update with (mostly) working command-line examples

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 == How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell ==
-  vlc input --video-filter=croppadd --croppadd-croptop=100
+For [[aspect ratio]]s, no module is needed. Any of these adapt video to a 16:9 aspect ratio:
 === Old way ===

DoesItReallyMatter: /* How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell */ Make subsection "Old way"

2019-04-04T07:24:46Z

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	== How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell ==		== How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell ==
			vlc input --video-filter=croppadd --croppadd-croptop=100

			=== Old way ===
	If you want to crop local video with command-line/terminal parameters, use		If you want to crop local video with command-line/terminal parameters, use
	vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-geometry=120x120+10+10		vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-geometry=120x120+10+10
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	vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-ratio=1777		vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-ratio=1777
	where 1777 is aspect ratio you want (divide it with 1000 to get correct value, in this case 1,777 aka 16:9)		where 1777 is aspect ratio you want (divide it with 1000 to get correct value, in this case 1,777 aka 16:9)

	~~With VLC 2.0.0 and newer croppadd might work better~~
	~~vlc input --video-filter=croppadd --croppadd-croptop=100~~

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Crop}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Crop}}

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2016-11-07T07:38:52Z

DoesItReallyMatter moved page Crop to VLC HowTo/Crop: Renaming how-to articles per Talk:VLC HowTo (permalink)

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DoesItReallyMatter: Sortkey: Crop

2016-11-05T09:04:25Z

Sortkey: Crop

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	With VLC 2.0.0 and newer croppadd might work better		With VLC 2.0.0 and newer croppadd might work better
	vlc input --video-filter=croppadd --croppadd-croptop=100		vlc input --video-filter=croppadd --croppadd-croptop=100

			{{DEFAULTSORT:Crop}}

DoesItReallyMatter: /* top */ capitalization

2016-10-31T09:22:40Z

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	{{howto\|~~Crop~~ the video}}		{{howto\|crop the video}}
	== What is cropping? ==		== What is cropping? ==
	Cropping refers to the removal of the outer parts of an image. So it remove something from left, right, top and/or bottom of image. Usually with videos cropping is used to change aspect ratio by cutting something out (known as Pan and scan method).		Cropping refers to the removal of the outer parts of an image. So it remove something from left, right, top and/or bottom of image. Usually with videos cropping is used to change aspect ratio by cutting something out (known as Pan and scan method).

VLC help: /* How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell */

2012-01-27T18:39:18Z

How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell

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	vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-ratio=1777		vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-ratio=1777
	where 1777 is aspect ratio you want (divide it with 1000 to get correct value, in this case 1,777 aka 16:9)		where 1777 is aspect ratio you want (divide it with 1000 to get correct value, in this case 1,777 aka 16:9)

			With VLC 2.0.0 and newer croppadd might work better
			vlc input --video-filter=croppadd --croppadd-croptop=100

VLC help: /* How to do it QT4 */

2012-01-20T19:50:05Z

How to do it QT4

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	== How to do it QT4 ==		== How to do it QT4 ==
	From QT4 GUI you can enable cropping from '''Tools -> Preferences...''' (Show settings: All) then '''Video''' and '''Video cropping''' field.		From QT4 GUI you can enable cropping from '''Tools -> Preferences...''' (Show settings: All) then '''Video''' and '''Video cropping''' field.

			or

			'''Tools''' -> '''Effects and Filters''' (Ctrl+E) then '''Video Effects''' -> '''Crop''', and set the values.

	== How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell ==		== How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell ==

VLC help at 12:14, 9 April 2010

2010-04-09T12:14:35Z

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	If you want to crop local video with command-line parameters, use		{{howto\|Crop the video}}
			== What is cropping? ==
			Cropping refers to the removal of the outer parts of an image. So it remove something from left, right, top and/or bottom of image. Usually with videos cropping is used to change aspect ratio by cutting something out (known as Pan and scan method).

			== How to do it QT4 ==
			From QT4 GUI you can enable cropping from '''Tools -> Preferences...''' (Show settings: All) then '''Video''' and '''Video cropping''' field.

			== How to do it from command-line/terminal/shell ==
			If you want to crop local video with command-line/terminal parameters, use
	vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-geometry=120x120+10+10		vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-geometry=120x120+10+10
	120x120 is the wanted resolution (in pixels), and 10+10 is the position where the cropping should start (in pixels)		120x120 is the wanted resolution (in pixels), and 10+10 is the top-left position where the cropping should start (in pixels)

	or if you want certain aspect ratio		or if you want certain aspect ratio
	vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-ratio=1777		vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-ratio=1777
	where 1777 is aspect ratio you want (divide it with 1000 to get correct value, in this case 1,777 aka 16:9)		where 1777 is aspect ratio you want (divide it with 1000 to get correct value, in this case 1,777 aka 16:9)

VLC help at 15:04, 7 April 2010

2010-04-07T15:04:48Z

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	vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-geometry=120x120+10+10		vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-geometry=120x120+10+10
	120x120 is the wanted resolution (in pixels), and 10+10 is the position where the cropping should start (in pixels)		120x120 is the wanted resolution (in pixels), and 10+10 is the position where the cropping should start (in pixels)

			or if you want certain aspect ratio
			vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-ratio=1777
			where 1777 is aspect ratio you want (divide it with 1000 to get correct value, in this case 1,777 aka 16:9)

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If you want to crop local video with command-line parameters, use
vlc input --vout-filter=crop --crop-geometry=120x120+10+10
120x120 is the wanted resolution (in pixels), and 10+10 is the position where the cropping should start (in pixels)