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maj readme for new ImgSeq scripts
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## How to use
Each .bat file is made to be the simplest to use :
### Video to X conversion
- drag an drop your input file on the .bat file;
- a command prompt window opens during the process;
- once finished, the window disapears;
- the new files are located aside the originals.
Use only the files named as "*Video_TO_xxx.bat*".
These files are made to be the simplest to use :
1. drag an drop your input file on the .bat file;
2. a command prompt window opens during the process;
3. once finished, the window disapears;
4. the new files are located aside the originals.
### Images sequence to X conversion
Use the files named as "*ImgSeq_To_xxx.bat*".
As it is more complex to manage images sequences, you need to:
Image sequence have some variable settings:
- framerate (default used: 24)
- start frame (default used: 1)
- name pattern (default used: "frame_xxx.jpg")
If your need a different frame rate or start frame, feel free to edit the .bat file.
As for the name pattern, the easiest is to have your image files created with the same name pattern. You can also edit the .bat file.
To edit the name pattern, edit the value between quote marks. As for the numbering, here's how it works:
- write`%%` where the numbers should start
- if your counting is zero-padded (like `01` `02` `03`...), add a `0`
- indicate the number of digits
- end with a `d`
To use the .bat files:
1. Copy the desired *.bat* file in the images' folder
2. Make sure the .bat settings fit your needs, edit the script or your files names if needed
3. Double-click the .bat file
4. A command prompt window opens during the process;
5. Once finished, the window disapears;
6. The new file is located aside the pictures.
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