multimedia/stopmotion/stopmotion.1

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0004 .TH STOPMOTION 1 "May 25th, 2006"
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0017 .SH NAME
0018 stopmotion \- a program for creating stop-motion animations
0019 .SH SYNOPSIS
0020 .B stopmotion [\-\-nonGUI
0021 .B <options>]
0022 .I file
0023 .br
0024 .SH DESCRIPTION
0025 This manual page briefly introduces the program and documents the commands
0026 available when running in non GUI mode.
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0031 \fBstopmotion\fP is a program for creating stop-motions animations from
0032 couple of images. You can use your favourite video device for grabbing
0033 the images as long you have a program capable of doing it. You just sets
0034 stopmotion to use the program. It's also possible to do the same with
0035 video export. Stopmotion has a set of tools which helps you creating the
0036 movements smooth and precise.
0037 .SH OPTIONS
0038 Stopmotion follows the usual GNU command line syntax, with long
0039 options starting with two dashes (`\-\-'). This part of the program is
0040 under construction and not yet fully usable.
0041 A summary of options is included below.
0042 .TP
0043 .B \-a DIR, \-\-addFrames=DIR
0044 Creates a new project containing the images located in DIR (e.g. /foo/bar)
0045 .SH SEE ALSO
0046 The full documentation for stopmotion is maintained as a docbook manual.
0047 Visit the projects website for the complete manual.
0048 (http://stopmotion.bjoernen.com)
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0050 .SH AUTHORS
0051 stopmotion is written by Bjoern Erik Nilsen and Fredrik Berg Kjoelstad.
0052 .SH REPORTING BUGS
0053 Report bugs to <stopmotion@bjoernen.com>.
0054 .PP
0055 This manual page was written by Bjoern Erik Nilsen <bjoern.nilsen@bjoernen.com>.
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