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Anyone have any luck scripting save image sequence in mplay using hscript or python ?

 

We are trying to find a way to setup a tool for our pipeline that can:

 

launch mplay

 

and save a sequence for the capture with a predefined file path

 

The spot we are stumbling on is finding a command we can use from hscript or python to tell mplay to save an image sequence, and send the path information to mplay.

 

Thanks folks if anyone has come across this before...

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Am I understand right? You are trying to use MPlay as a batch converter application? And after that you want to open converted sequence?

From my point of view MPlay is not an ideal candidate as batch converter.

 

Not sure if it helps but there is also the imdisplay application. It could open the MPlay and load any image.

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 how about using the opengl rop ?

 

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Anyone have any luck scripting save image sequence in mplay using hscript or python ?

 

We are trying to find a way to setup a tool for our pipeline that can:

 

launch mplay

 

and save a sequence for the capture with a predefined file path

 

The spot we are stumbling on is finding a command we can use from hscript or python to tell mplay to save an image sequence, and send the path information to mplay.

 

Thanks folks if anyone has come across this before...

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mplay only has commands to view images, which is what it's supposed to do. To render directly to disk files, use an appropriate output node (eg. Mantra ROP). To batch convert files, use the provided icp or iconvert command line utilities.

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