djv_convert


Description

Image conversion utility.


Command Line

Usage:

djv_convert (input) (output) [option]...

Options:

-x_timecode, -t Disable timecode display.

Image Options:

-mirror_x Mirror image horizontally.
-mirror_y Mirror image vertically.
-scale (width) (height) Scale image.
-channel (value) Channel: Default, Red, Green, Blue, Alpha.
-filter (value) Filter: Linear, Nearest. Default: Linear.

Load Options:

-load (plugin) (option) (value) Set a plugin option.
-load_plugin (value) Specify load plugin.
-time (start) (end) Start and end frames.
-timeout (value) Maximum number of seconds to wait for each input frame. Default: 0.

Save Options:

-save (plugin) (option) (value) Set a plugin option.
-save_plugin (value) Specify save plugin.
-pixel, -p (value) Pixel type: L U8, L U16, L F16, L F32, LA U8, LA U16, LA F16, LA F32, RGB U8, RGB U10, RGB U16, RGB F16, RGB F32, RGBA U8, RGBA U16, RGBA F16, RGBA F32.
-speed (value) Speed: 1, 3, 6, 12, 15, 16, 18, 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30, 50, 59.94, 60, 120.
-tag (name) (value) Set an image tag.
-x_tag Disable automatic image tag generation.

See also: General, Command Line


Examples

Convert an image:

> djv_convert input.sgi output.tga

Convert an image sequence (note that only the first frame of the output needs to be specified):

> djv_convert input.1-100.sgi output.1.tga

Convert a movie to an image sequence:

> djv_convert input.mov output.1.tga

Convert an image sequence to a movie:

> djv_convert input.0001-0100.dpx output.mov

Convert pixel type:

> djv_convert input.sgi output.sgi -pixel "rgb u16"

Scale an image:

> djv_convert input.sgi output.sgi -scale 2048 1556

Save video lookup table to a file:

> djv_convert 0.vlut lut.1dl -load_plugin vlut

Load video lookup table from a file:

> djv_convert lut.1dl 0.vlut -save_plugin vlut