A tool to convert a bunch of frames into a video
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Note
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This tool is destructive and will remove each frame after it has been read |
vidgen 1.0.0
HeapUnderflow <heapunderflow@outlook.com>
Encode a pile of frames into a video file
USAGE:
vidgen.exe [OPTIONS] <SOURCE> <TARGET>
ARGS:
<SOURCE> The source directory to read frames from
<TARGET> The target file to write to. This will truncate by default
OPTIONS:
--crf <CRF> Instruct the encoder to use the given constant bitrate
--extra-arg <EXTRA_ARG> Extra args passed as-is to ffmpeg. They will be included after
the default arguments but before the output argument
-f, --fps <FPS> Target fps [default: 60]
--ffmpeg <FFMPEG> Override the path to the ffmpeg binary directory (it should
contain ffmpeg and ffprobe)
-h, --help Print help information
-i, --input-dim <INPUT_DIM> Dimensions of the frame files [default: auto]
-o, --output-dim <OUTPUT_DIM> Dimensions of the output video [default: 1920x1080]
-V, --version Print version information
--x264-preset <PRESET> The x264 encoder preset to use [default: medium] [possible
values: ultrafast, superfast, veryfast, faster, fast, medium,
slow, slower, veryslow]
--x264-tune <TUNING> The x264 encoder tuning to use [possible values: film,
animation, grain, still-image, fast-decode, zero-latency]