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Module: gradient
Type Video filter
First VLC version 0.9.0
Last VLC version -
Operating system(s) all
Description apply gradients and edge detection filters
Shortcut(s) -

Use this filter to apply gradients or do simple edge detection algorithms to the video image.

Options

  • gradient-mode <string> : One of "gradient", "edge" or "hough". default value: gradient
  • gradient-type <integer> : 0 to discard colors, 1 to keep colors. default value: 0
  • gradient-cartoon : Apply a cartoon effect. default value: enabled

Example

% vlc --video-filter "gradient{type=1}" somevideo.avi

Screenshots

vlcsnap-8120371.png vlcsnap-10589245.png

Note: In versions prior to 0.9.0, this was part of the distort video filter.

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