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Introduction
» Antechinus Animator Professional
» Contact Information
» Troubleshooting
Creating Animations & Videos
» Create Video from Images
» Create GIF Animations from Images
» Use Project Files to Save Work
» Add New Images to Animation
» Change Order of Images in Animations
» Change Size, Speed and Other Properties
» Add Sound to Animations
» Record Sound as WAV or MP3
» Edit Images in Animation
» Editing Options
» Running Software from Command Line
Saving Options
» Change Output of AVI Videos
» Change Output of MPG Videos
» Change Output of GIF Animations
» Change Output of QuickTime Animations
» Change Output of WMV Animations
Extracting...
» Extract Images from Existing AVIs
» Extract Images from Multi-page TIFFs
» Convert TIFF to AVI or MPG
AudioVideo Processor
» AudioVideo Processor
» Running AudioVideo Processor from Command Line
 

Running Software from Command Line

It is possible to control the Animator from your own application, or from the command line. The Animator will open up, create the animation, and close down.

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To make that happen, you need to fill in an .ini file and pass it to the Animator. Open Demo.ini in the Images folder to see how that is done and read the comments for each entry.

This file is represented below for easy reference.

; This file lists all the entries you need to run the Antechinus from
; the command line, or from another application.

; Important: if you pass an .ini file to the Antechinus,
; make sure you set all the entries correctly. In the
; 'Auto' mode the Antechinus does very little error
; checking.

[General]
;Set 'Auto' to 1 if you want the program to open,
;generate the AVI, and close down.
Auto=1

;Specify the full path to the codec specification
;(When you run the program and select a new codec its specification is
; saved in the AVI.codec file)
;Codec=c:\MediaEd\Images\AVI.codec

;Set UseDefaults to 1 for default settings
UseDefaults=0

;Specify the number of frames per second
FPS=10

;Specify the number of bits per pixel
;8=256 colors, 16=thousands, 24=millions
BPP=24

;Specify the RGB for the on-screen display
ScreenColor=192,192,192

;Set FrameImages to 0 if you don't want the
;frame displayed around the images
FrameImages=1

;Specify full path to the sound file (optional)
Sound=c:\MediaEd\Images\Chimes.wav

;Specify full path to the output file
Output=c:\MediaEd\Images\Test.avi

[Logo]
;Set 'bUseLogo' to 1 if you wish to add logo
;to all the frames
bUseLogo=0

;Specify the logo coordinates
nXPos=0
nYPos=0

;Set 'bUseTransparent' to 1 if you wish to
; display it transparently
bUseTransparent=1

;Set 'bColorFromLogo' to 1 to convert the color
;found in the upper left corner (0,0) to transparent
bColorFromLogo=0

;Specify the color to convert to transparent color
crTrans=0,0,0

;Specify full path to the logo file
;sLogoFile=

[Images]
;List all the images, followed by the number of frames they stay on screen
0=c:\MediaEd\Images\Moon1.jpg,1
1=c:\MediaEd\Images\Moon2.jpg,1
2=c:\MediaEd\Images\Moon3.jpg,1
3=c:\MediaEd\Images\Moon4.jpg,1
4=c:\MediaEd\Images\Moon5.jpg,1
5=c:\MediaEd\Images\Moon6.jpg,1
6=c:\MediaEd\Images\Moon7.jpg,1
7=c:\MediaEd\Images\Moon8.jpg,1

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