Hi everyone,
I'm trying to use the RV '-crop' flag from the command line but am having no joy with it. Is this a known issue? Have people experienced the same problem?
rv -crop xmin ymin xmax ymax shotPath.#.dpx
- No crop is applied to the image sequence.
- The image plays back as normal
- I have tested this with, and without, inhouse packages installed so can confirm that it is not a conflict regarding this.
Any information would be hugely appreciated.
Thanks,
Eoghan
Hi Eoghan,
"-crop" is a "per-source" command-line argument. That is, each source on the command-line can have its own crop values, so to associate the source with the crop they must be enclosed in square brackets ("[ ]"). So your example should work as you expect if you do it like this:
rv [ -crop xmin ymin xmax ymax shotPath.#.dpx ]
Here is the complete list of per-source arguments (from "rv -help"):
Per-source arguments (inside [ and ] restricts to that source only)
-pa %f Per-source pixel aspect ratio
-ro %d Per-source range offset
-fps %f Per-source or global fps
-ao %f Per-source audio offset in seconds
-so %f Per-source stereo relative eye offset
-volume %f Per-source or global audio volume (default=1)
-flut %S Per-source file LUT
-llut %S Per-source look LUT
-pclut %S Per-source pre-cache software LUT
-cmap %S Per-source channel mapping (channel names, separated by ',')
-crop %d %d %d %d Per-source crop (xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax)
-uncrop %d %d %d %d Per-source uncrop (width, height, xoffset, yoffset)
-in %d Per-source cut-in frame
-out %d Per-source cut-out frame
-noMovieAudio Disable source movie's baked-in audio
Hope that helps,
Alan
