I have a few questions about the CLI I hope you gurus can help out with.
When I use the gui (mac), I have an option to "keep aspect ratio". I usually check this and also use autocrop. How do I do the same thing in the cli?
I see the CLI will default to autocrop, but I don't see what the "new" dimensions will be in the CLI like the GUI will show you. So I actually looked in the gui first with my movie file to see what dimensions it used, then specified that in the CLI - is this totally unnecessary?
Finally, is the -p pixelratio option the "keep aspect ratio" option I'm looking for?
Cropping and pixelratio (aspect ratio?)
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Re: Cropping and pixelratio (aspect ratio?)
You get it by default in the CLI. Only turns off if you specify both width and height.terabyteme wrote:When I use the gui (mac), I have an option to "keep aspect ratio". I usually check this and also use autocrop. How do I do the same thing in the cli?
Totally unnecessary. And all the output variables are shown when you run the application, so I'm not sure what you mean about it not showing you...I see the CLI will default to autocrop, but I don't see what the "new" dimensions will be in the CLI like the GUI will show you. So I actually looked in the gui first with my movie file to see what dimensions it used, then specified that in the CLI - is this totally unnecessary?
No, that's anamorphic.Finally, is the -p pixelratio option the "keep aspect ratio" option I'm looking for?