MPlay viewer MPlay command line options

Group the command line images into separate sequences, based on base name and extension.

Leave the images in the command line unsorted (in the order they appear).

Load only images that are padded to pad digits (or 0 for non-padded images only).

Load fractional frames: assume . is a decimal if it appears in filenames to the left of the frame number.

Disable negative frames: assume - is a separator, not a negative symbol, when it appears in filenames to the left of the frame number.

Load images zoomed to a certain percentage, where level is 12, 25, 33, 50, 66, 75 or 100.

Flip all images vertically.

Set the background image(s). This will automatically enable transparency and background images.

Load RGB color components only (no alpha).

Use an unlimited amount of memory for images.

Limit memory usage to N MB.

Images loaded from STDIN are width pixels wide.

Images loaded from STDIN are height pixels high.

Sets the pixel aspect ratio.

Enable or disable stretching to account for pixel ratio.

Load n images from STDIN in RGBA format.

Load images from STDIN starting at startframe and skipping step frames.

Sets lutfile as the lookup table for Cineon images.

Sets the Cineon white point to w, the film gamma to g and the image white point iw.

Leave Cineon files in their natural 10 bit log space.

Set the display LUT to lutfile.

Set the inspect LUT to lutfile.

Always load images at 8-bit depth.

Sets the display gamma. For example, -G 2.2.

Select a sub-region of the image to load, using fractional values between 0 and 1. For example, -j 0.25 0.25 0.75 0.75 to load the center region.

Select a sub-region of the image to load, using pixels. For example, -J 20 10 320 200.

Load two images as a stereo image pair.

Pre-cache all images at startup.

Sets the frame range (start to end) and frame step.

Startup in playback mode.

Sets the playback mode to 'loop', 'once' or 'zigzag'.

Set the frames per second for realtime play.

Turn on realtime play without specifying a rate.

How to deal with missing frames, where mode is one of:

Startup in single (s) or double (d) buffer mode. Single buffer provides faster playback speed (default).

Full image view mode; do not show any extra UI.

Disable tool tips.

Tell MPlay to listen on a socket for input images.

Tell MPlay to listen on a socket for flipbook images. Images rendered to the ip device will be displayed.

MPlay window stays on top (on Windows).

Sets the viewport layout to x columns by y rows.

Enables diffing with the mode set to:

Load audio from file.

Sets the volume scale (default 1).

Aligns the animation frame fr to sec audio seconds.

Enable or disable the audio scrub sustain.

Sets the audio scrub rate.