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== Examples ==
 
== Examples ==
Using the [[Documentation:Modules/transform|transform]] video output filter (possible rotation angles are -90°, 0° and 90°):
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Using the [[Documentation:Modules/transform|transform]] video output filter (possible rotation angles are -90°, 0° and +90°):
 
  % '''vlc --control motion somevideo.avi'''
 
  % '''vlc --control motion somevideo.avi'''
Using the [[Documentation:Modules/rotate|rotate]] video filter (possible rotation angles theoretically range from -180° to 180°, depending on your sensor):
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Using the [[Documentation:Modules/rotate|rotate]] video filter (possible rotation angles theoretically range from -180° to +180°, depending on your sensor):
 
  % '''vlc --control motion --motion-use-rotate --video-filter rotate somevideo.avi'''
 
  % '''vlc --control motion --motion-use-rotate --video-filter rotate somevideo.avi'''

Revision as of 11:48, 10 June 2007

Module: motion
Type Control interface
First VLC version 0.9.0
Last VLC version -
Operating system(s) Linux
Description motion control interface
Shortcut(s) -

Use this control interface to rotate the video when moving a laptop using HDAPS or AMS sensors.

Options

  • motion-use-rotate : Use the rotate video filter instead of the transform video ouput filter to rotate the video default value: enabled

Examples

Using the transform video output filter (possible rotation angles are -90°, 0° and +90°):

% vlc --control motion somevideo.avi

Using the rotate video filter (possible rotation angles theoretically range from -180° to +180°, depending on your sensor):

% vlc --control motion --motion-use-rotate --video-filter rotate somevideo.avi