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== Options == | == Options == | ||
{{Option | <onlyinclude>{{Option | ||
|name=motionblur-factor | |name=motionblur-factor | ||
|value=integer | |value=integer | ||
|default=80 | |default=80 | ||
|description=The bluring factor (1 to 127). Higher values mean more blurring | |min=1 | ||
}} | |max=127 | ||
|description=The bluring factor (1 to 127). Higher values mean more blurring | |||
}}</onlyinclude> | |||
== | == Examples == | ||
% '''vlc --video-filter "motionblur{factor=60}" somevideo.avi''' | % '''vlc --video-filter "motionblur{factor=60}" somevideo.avi''' | ||
Latest revision as of 06:35, 4 April 2019
| Module: motionblur | |
|---|---|
| Type | Video filter |
| First VLC version | - |
| Last VLC version | - |
| Operating system(s) | all |
| Description | motion blur video filter |
| Shortcut(s) | - |
Use this filter to blur motion in a video based on previous frames.
Options
- motionblur-factor <integer [1 .. 127]> : The bluring factor (1 to 127). Higher values mean more blurring default value: 80
Examples
% vlc --video-filter "motionblur{factor=60}" somevideo.avi
Note: In versions prior to 0.9.0, motionblur was a video output filter.
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