Command line Commands Windows

Example C:\deepdream>python dreamer.py -i C:\deepdream\frames_in\myvid.mp4 -o C:\deepdream\frames_out -e 1

This will extract all the frames and append the necessary file names to each jpeg. You must have the naming convention provided by FFMPEG's splitting process to dream across multiple frames.

If you want to call multiple instances of this script, say to split several mpeg4 files, under windows you need to use the & symbol.

Example

C:\deepdream>python dreamer.py -i C:\myvid.mp4 -o C:\deepdream\frames_out -e 1 & C:\deepdream>python dreamer.py -i C:\myvid2.mp4 -o C:\deepdream\frames_out2 -e 1

-h Help Show this Message and Exit

-i Input Input Directory

-o Output Output Directory

-p Preview Preview image width, default 0

-oct Octaves Default 4

-octs Octave Scale Default 1.4

-itr Iterations Default 10

-j Jitter Default 32

-z Zoom Default 1.5

-s Stepsize Default 1.5

-b Blend Default 0.5

-l Layers default inception_4c/ouput

-e Extract extracts frames from a video

-c Create creates a video from the frames

-g Guide Guided dream image input

-flow Optical Flow 1 or 0

-gpu Toggle G/CPU 0 runs with gpu

-f Framerate Frame rate at which to stich the frames together after the dreaming is complete.