Requires: OpenCV Development Files
This program should be easy to compile, you will just need GCC,OpenCV development files,Autoconf,Automake
In Debian/Ubuntu use:
$ sudo apt-get install libopencv-dev
To compile use
$ ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make
Note: if your CPU has more than one core use -j with number of cores will speed up compilation. Example if your CPU has 8 cores
$ make -j8
Or to compile with CMake use:
$ mkdir build && cd build
$ cmake ..
$ make -j8
$ sudo make install
to use program
-v print version info
-i input directory
-r "search with regular expression"
-m "match with regular expression"
-t input file list in text file
-l output_filename search only do not create video instead output list
-o output video file mov
-w frame width
-h frame height
-f frames per second
-s stretch image (if not set will resize to keep aspect ratio)
-n do not sort list of files
-q quiet mode
-I file for images to be extracted
-L file output prefix for file extraction (test1 or ./folder/testl)
-j output as JPEG
-b output as BMP
-p output as PNG
-E extract frame by index
-H output as HEVC x265
-4 Pipe to ffmpeg as x264
-5 Pipe to ffmpeg as x265
-7 Path to ffmpeg
-c CRF Value for ffmpeg pipe
Program now default outputs video as AVC. To use HEVC use -H unless you pipe to ffmpeg
example use:
$ img2mov -i . -o videofile.mp4 -w 1920 -h 1080 -f 24
$ img2mov -i ~/Movies -o outputfile.mp4 -w 1280 -h 720 -f 24 -r 'jpg$'
$ img2mov -i ~/Movies -l file_list.txt -r 'jpg$'
$ img2mov -i . -l output_text.txt -r 'jpg$'
$ img2mov -t input_list.txt -f 24 -w 640 -h 360 -o output.mp4
$ img2mov -t input_list.txt -f 24 -w 640 -h 360 -4 -o output.mp4
$ img2mov -t input_list.txt -f 24 -w 640 -h 360 -5 -o output.mp4 -c 26
extract frames: use -I and -L to pass video file and save prefix (location and filename).
$ mkdir frames
$ img2mov -I test.mp4 -L frames/testprefix
optional convert video to jpeg use:
$ img2mov -I test.mp4 -L frames/testprefix -j
or to output as bmp:
$ img2mov -I test.mp4 -L testprog -b
or to extract a single frame example extract frame 5
$ img2mov -I test.mp4 -L prefix -E 5
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