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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) | ||
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| + | 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) | ||
Revision as of 15:04, 7 April 2010
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)
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)
