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| − | {{Module|name=alphamask|type=Video filter|first_version=0.9.0|description= | + | {{Mosaic framework}} |
| − | + | {{Module|name=alphamask|type=Video filter|first_version=0.9.0|description=Change the video's alpha channel|sc=alphamask|sc2=mask}} | |
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| + | This filter can be used in the mosaic framework to set a video's alpha channel (or transparency) based on a [[PNG]] image's alpha channel. You can thus blend only parts of the mosaic substream on the background. | ||
| + | __TOC__ | ||
| + | == Options == | ||
{{Option | {{Option | ||
|name=alphamask-mask | |name=alphamask-mask | ||
|value=string | |value=string | ||
| − | |default= | + | |default=NULL |
| − | |description=PNG file to use as a mask. The alpha channel only will be used to build the mask. This image needs to have the same size as the video it will be used with. | + | |description=[[PNG]] file to use as a mask. The alpha channel only will be used to build the mask. This image needs to have the same size as the video it will be used with. |
}} | }} | ||
| − | Example | + | == Example == |
% '''vlc -I telnet --color -vvv --vlm-conf mosaic.vlm --mosaic-keep-picture \''' | % '''vlc -I telnet --color -vvv --vlm-conf mosaic.vlm --mosaic-keep-picture \''' | ||
'''--fake-file ~/images/mire.jpg --fake-width 360 --fake-height 270 \''' | '''--fake-file ~/images/mire.jpg --fake-width 360 --fake-height 270 \''' | ||
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control channel0 play | control channel0 play | ||
| − | The files used are available on | + | The files used are available on [https://web.archive.org/web/20121015070412/https://people.videolan.org/~dionoea/mosaic/ people.videolan.org/~dionoea/mosaic (archived)] if you want to test. (This will blend the redefined nintendo video in a cone like region) |
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| + | == Source code == | ||
| + | * {{VLCSourceFile|modules/video_filter/alphamask.c}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:05, 31 May 2019
| Mosaic framework (How-To) |
| Modules: mosaic (mosaic-bridge • bridge-in • bridge-out) • alphamask • bluescreen |
| Module: alphamask | |
|---|---|
| Type | Video filter |
| First VLC version | 0.9.0 |
| Last VLC version | - |
| Operating system(s) | all |
| Description | Change the video's alpha channel |
| Shortcut(s) | alphamask, mask
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This filter can be used in the mosaic framework to set a video's alpha channel (or transparency) based on a PNG image's alpha channel. You can thus blend only parts of the mosaic substream on the background.
Contents
Options
- alphamask-mask <string> : PNG file to use as a mask. The alpha channel only will be used to build the mask. This image needs to have the same size as the video it will be used with. default value: NULL
Example
% vlc -I telnet --color -vvv --vlm-conf mosaic.vlm --mosaic-keep-picture \ --fake-file ~/images/mire.jpg --fake-width 360 --fake-height 270 \ --no-audio --sub-filter mosaic
And the vlm config:
new channel0 broadcast enabled
setup channel0 input redefined-nintendo.mpg
setup channel0 output #duplicate{dst=mosaic-bridge{height=270,width=360,chroma=YUVA,vfilter=alphamask{mask=cone_360x270.png}},select=video}
new background broadcast enabled
setup background input fake:
control background play
control channel0 play
The files used are available on people.videolan.org/~dionoea/mosaic (archived) if you want to test. (This will blend the redefined nintendo video in a cone like region)
Source code
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