Command Line Question

[user_deleted]

Hi,

I use batchscripting to do some repetitive process on just 1 movie and I would like to use it like a applescript droplet but I'd like to avoid to put the timerange for each clip. So the question is: Is it possible to get automatically the timerange of the clip in command line , like in the Gui (tab Globals -> timerange -> Auto button).

Thanks in advance

[user_deleted]

Hi,

i hope ypu don't have to mention the time range unless you want to render part of your Sc. eg. ur sc is from 100 - 300 and u want to render only from 130-260, then u mention, else dont mention at all it automatially takes form the globals. ( -t 130-260 )

thanks

Nishok A

[user_deleted]

Ok, but I'd like to render without using a script.

Something like this

CODE
shake untitled.mov -resize 720 432 -fit 720 576 -fo untitled2.mov -vv

If I don't use a shk script... Is it possible to detect the number of frames of my movie clip ?

Thanks