Apple Shake 4 - Manual (Page 1026)

1026 Appendix A The Shake Command-Line Manual
Examples
-interlace
Interlaces the two images. When clipMode is set to 1, the BG
resolution is taken; when set to 0, the incoming image resolution is
taken.
0 = even field, 1 = odd field.
-oddonly Only executes the previous commands on the odd fields of the
image, and mixes it back in with the image you supply.
-pulldown
[offset]
Example:
shake bus/bus2.40-79#.jpg 0 -t 1-
50
Acts as a FileIn, converts from 24 fps to 30 fps, interlacing the
frames to add the extra frames. 0 = even field, 1 = odd field. The
offset amount is the frame that the interlacing starts after the
beginning.
-pullup [offset] Acts as a FileIn. Removes the 3:2 pulldown interlacing, converts
from 30 fps to 24 fps. 0 = even field, 1 = odd field. The offset
amount is the frame that the interlacing starts after the beginning.
-swapfields Switches the odd and even fields.
Other Functions Description
-average
Acts as a -bytes , averaging frames down from sStart and
sEnd to dStart and dEnd. Usually use 1,1,1 for the last three
arguments.
-bytes 1 = 8 bits, 2 = 16 bits, 4 = float.
Video Field Functions Description
Looking at Images Description
shake bg.iff sign_mask.iff
shake * Uses the UNIX-style wildcard, *. This means “anything.”
shake *.iff Indicates “anything with an .iff extension.”
shake bg.iff -compare
sign_mask.iff Compares the two images, using Option-click or Alt-click to drag
between the two. For Linux, Shift-Control-click and drag.
Launching Flipbooks
shake alien/alien.#.iff -t 1-50
shake bus/bus2.#.jpg -t 40-79
shake bus/bus2.40-79#.jpg -t 1-40
shake fan/[email protected] -t 1-5
Cool Text Tricks Description
shake -addtext %t -t 1-20 Prints time code.
shake -addtext %T -t 1-20 Prints full time code.
shake -addtext %f -t 1-20 Prints the current frame.