imgdispopt hscript command
Sets the global image viewer display options.
Usages
imgdispopt [options]
The image viewer display options for MPlay and COPs are global to all viewers. This command allows you to set any or all of these options.
Options
-m mem | Sets the memory usage of the viewer to mem Mb. Allocating more memory will allow more images to be cached, which speeds up playback. |
-P on|off | Pop Window when Rendering. If on, the MPlay window is popped on top of other windows when a new image arrives. |
-M on|off | Mipmap images. If on, images will be mipmapped when zoomed out. This decreases the rendering artifacts by blurring the image slightly. |
-A on|off | Fast Aspect Ratio. If on, the image is scaled horizontally in hardware by the aspect ratio. However, in cases, this can cause noticeable scaling artifacts. If off, the image is scaled in software using a better box filter. This reduces these artifacts, but is slightly slower. This option is only useful if images are displayed with a pixel aspect ratio other than 1. |
-g gamma | Sets the default viewport gamma, which the gamma value that will be set if the user presses 'reset gamma'. |
-G gamma_scope | Determines which planes the gamma is applied to, normally just the color (C) plane. |
-B bg_gamma | Sets the gamma value applied to the background color. |
-v single|split | Setup the viewport layout in single or split mode. In single mode, one viewport is shown regardless of how many sources are displayed, and a strip along the bottom of the viewport allows for quick toggling between them. In split mode, one viewport is used for each source, up to the maximum viewport layout (see below). |
-V cols rows | Sets the viewport layout for split viewport mode. The maximum layout in any direction is 4. |
-d h|v | Sets the preferred layout direction for split mode. If set to 'h' (horizontal), the viewports will start increasing in the horizontal direction before adding new rows. If set to 'v' (vertical), new viewports will be added vertically before adding new columns. |
-a on|off | Normally viewports are only shown if needed. If this option is turned on, then the full viewport layout specified by -V will always be shown, regardless of whether they are filled or not. |
-i info | Sets the viewport label info level. 0 is minimal (name only), and 3 is full image details. 1 and 2 give medium amounts of image details. |
-b r g b | Sets the background color of the viewport. |
-o guide_file | Sets the vector guide file to be drawn over top of the images. |
-h on|off | Turns handle alpha blending on or off. |
-H on|off | Turns handle anti-aliasing on or off. |
-c r g b | Sets the default handle color. |
-C r g b | Sets the located (highlighted) handle color. |
-S r g b | Sets the selected handle color. |
-R radius | Sets the handle pick radius (default 6 pixels) |
-F d|dc|c | Sets the viewport follow mode to Display Only (d), Display Image/Current node state (dc) or Current node only ©. |
-D lut_file | Sets the default display LUT for all viewers. |
-I lut_file | Sets the inspection LUT for all viewers. In the inspect window, an entry 'lut' will show the reverse lookup through the LUT, which is useful for Cineon images (to see the original Cineon numbers). 3D LUTs cannot be used as inspection LUTs. |
-f bg_image | Sets the background image (or image sequence). |
-s on|off | Turns the background image size override on or off. If on, the -r flag specifies the size that the background image should be displayed at. |
-r xres yres | Specifies the size that the background image should be scaled to. Only has an effect if '-s on' is also specified. |
-p on|off | Premultiplied Foreground Image. If on, this indicates that the foreground image is already a premultiplied image, and no alpha multiplication is required. If off, the image blending multiplies the foreground image by its alpha. |