NAME
makeajpeg - Make Animated JPEGs (AJPEGs) on command-line
SYNOPSIS
makeajpeg [options] -o <output-file> input-files ...OPTIONS
- --output-file, -o
-
Output file for the resulting concatenated JPEGs, aka the Animated JPEG file or MJPEG. Mandatory!
Some players recognise Motion-JPEGs from file suffix (mplayer), so it might make sense to use the .mjpeg extension. The Animated JPEG standard recommends .ajpeg.
- --delay, -d
-
Delay in milliseconds, the time each frame is shown within the animation ("ms", that's 1000ms = 1 sec). Defaults to 100ms (10 fps).
- --repeat, -r
-
Defines the repeat behaviour of the animation: 0 for continuous playback, numbers above zero for a fixed number of plays. Defaults to 0 (continuous playback).
- --keep-mtime
-
Flag. Tells makeajpeg to adjust the file modification timestamp (mtime) of the output-file to be the same as the mtime of the first frame.
- --metadata-filename
-
Flag. Tells makeajpeg to store the filename of the file the frame originally was stored as into each AJPEG frame. By keeping this data with each frame, you can restore the original file structure when an AJEPG animation is broken into files again.
- --force, -f
-
Flag. Force overwriting of an existing output file.
- --debug, -d
-
Flag. Switch debug output on.
- --help, -h
-
Flag. Print usage info.
SEE ALSO
More information about what this script does can be found in the documentation of the backend module Image::Animated::JPEG.
AUTHOR
Clipland GmbH http://www.clipland.com/
COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
Copyright 2012-2015 Clipland GmbH. All rights reserved.
This library is free software, dual-licensed under GPLv3/AL2. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.