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+ | In VLC 1.0.0 the image video output has been rewritten into a video-filter named 'scene'. The old image video output has been removed. |
Revision as of 22:17, 5 March 2010
Module: image | |
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Type | Video output |
First VLC version | - |
Last VLC version | 0.9.10 |
Operating system(s) | all |
Description | Outputs the video images to files |
Shortcut(s) | - |
- image-out-format <png, jpeg> : Format of the output images default value: png
- image-out-width <integer> : You can enforce the image width. By default -1 VLC will adapt to the video characteristics default value: -1
- image-out-height <integer> : You can enforce the image height. By default -1 VLC will adapt to the video characteristics default value: -1
- image-out-ratio <integer> : Ratio of images to record. 3 means that one image out of three is recorded default value: 3
- image-out-prefix <string> : Prefix of the output images filenames. Output filenames will have the "prefixNUMBER.format" form. Starting with VLC 0.9.0 you can also use format time and meta variables default value: img
- image-out-replace : Always write to the same file default value: disabled
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In VLC 1.0.0 the image video output has been rewritten into a video-filter named 'scene'. The old image video output has been removed.