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NAME

       dir2slideshow  -  Creates an input file for dvd-slideshow from pictures
       in a directory.

SYNOPSIS

       dir2slideshow [-o <output directory>] [-t <Seconds  per  picture>]  [-c
       <Crossfade  seconds>]  -n <Slideshow name> [-T] [-M] [-s subtitle_text]
       [-notitle] <Images directory>

DESCRIPTION

       Creates a input file for dvd-slideshow from all the JPEG  images  in  a
       given  directory.  Now it reads all .jpg .JPG .jpeg .png and .PNG files
       in the specified directory.

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.

       [-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.

       [-w <Wipe seconds>]
              Number of seconds to wipe between images. One second is  usually
              fine.  Pick either crossfade or wipe, but not both.

       -n <Slideshow name>
              The  name  of  this slideshow.  This name is used as the default
              title text for the first title slide in the slideshow. This name
              will  be  used (converting spaces to underscores) for the output
              file name.

       [-T]   Sort images by the JPEG header picture taken time, then  by  the
              file  modification  date,  and  finally by the filename. Default
              sort is by name only. Requires the jhead program.

       [-M]   Sort images by the file  modification  date,  and  then  by  the
              filename. Default sort if by name only.

       [-s subtitle_text]
              Add  default  subtitle  "subtitle_text" to every slide.  Use "-s
              filename" to display filename as the subtitle.  Use "-s path" to
              display the path and filename as the subtitle.

       [-s subtitle_text]
              Add  default  subtitle  "subtitle_text" to every slide.  Use "-s
              filename" to display filename as the subtitle.  Use "-s path" to
              display the path and filename as the subtitle.

       [-s2 subtitle_text]
              Same as -s but adds subtitles to subtitle track 2.

       [-notitle]
              Do not create a title slide.

       [-b background.jpg]
              Use  background.jpg as the background images.  Default is black.

       [-r]   Recursively search directories for images, creating  one  output
              file.

       [-k]   Apply random kenburns effects to images.

       [-p]   Use PAL output video format instead of NTSC

       [-theme themename]
              Use  themename  as  a theme file.  See theme help files for more
              info. (TBD)

       [-a audiofile1,audiofile2,...]
              Add  audio  files  to  the  slideshow.  Files  will  be   played
              sequentially  for  the duration of the slideshow.  Use quotes if
              you have spaces in filenames.

       <Images directory>
              The path to the directory containing the images you want to use.

EXAMPLES

       http://dvd-slideshow.sourceforge.net

AUTHORS

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

SEE ALSO

       dvd-menu(1), dvd-slideshow(1)