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gallery1-to-slideshow

NAME

gallery1−to−slideshow − Creates an input file for dvd−slideshow from pictures in Gallery online photo album.

SYNOPSIS

gallery1−to−slideshow [−o <output directory>] [−t <Seconds per picture>] [−b <background image>] [−c <Crossfade seconds>] <path to album>

DESCRIPTION

Generates a text file listing of the pictures visible in a given "Gallery" (http://gallery.sourceforge.net) photo album in order to easily pass the information to dvd_slideshow. Only works with version 1.X of Gallery, not version 2.X.

OPTIONS

[−o <Output directory>]

Directory where the output file will be written. If not specified, the current directory is used.

[−t <Seconds per picture>]

Number of seconds to display each picture in the movie. Defaults to 5 seconds if not specified.

[−b <Background image>]

Specify a background image to use for the slideshow.

[−c <Crossfade seconds>]

Number of seconds to crossfade between images. One second is usually fine. Note that this will increase the processing time considerably, but it looks nice.

<path to album>

The path to the Gallery album that you want to generate a slideshow for.

EXAMPLES

http://dvd−slideshow.sourceforge.net/examples

AUTHORS

Scott Dylewski <scott at dylewski dot com>
http://dvd−slideshow.sourceforge.net/

SEE ALSO

dvd−menu(1), dvd−slideshow(1)

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