high I was wondering if there was any way for the $N and $T format strings(?) to be applied to screencaps taken with scene filter. I tried them as the prefix. I've only just discovered this command line thing so if there's a different one that can be used involving the "--" formatting or the like that would be appreciated as well.
what I'm hoping for as a result is for the image filenames to automatically reflect the source filename and for a timecode in the filename to correspond to where in the file that screencap was captured from. I understand if this isn't functionally possible I was just really hoping. any and all help is greatly appreciated.
applying $N and $T to scene filter caps?
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Re: applying $N and $T to scene filter caps?
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