Usage:
sf6vid [command]
Available Commands:
censor Censor the player information in a video
help Help about any command
shrink Reduces the size of the video, including frame size and other compression
trim Trim the video for the provided start and/or end times
Flags:
--debug More verbose logging
-h, --help help for sf6vid
--open Open the file after running this command
-v, --version version for sf6vid
Use "sf6vid [command] --help" for more information about a command.
Censor either the player 1 or player 2 identifying information in the video.
If the output path already exists, it will be replaced.
Usage:
sf6vid censor [flags]
Flags:
--p1 Censor player 1 side
--p2 Censor player 2 side
-i, --input string Path to input file
-o, --output string Path to output file
--blur int Custom blur value for when the box blur is used (requires --box-blur flag otherwise this value will be ignored) (default 6)
--box-blur Use the box blur filter instead of the new pixelize filter (pixelize requires ffmpeg 6+)
--start duration Optional start time for trimming the video
--end duration Optional end time for trimming the video
-h, --help help for censor
Global Flags:
--debug More verbose logging
--open Open the file after running this command
You can provide one or both flags --start and --end.
If you omit --start, the original start time of the video will be used.
If you omit --end, the original end time of the video will be used.
At least one is required.
--start and --end use duration syntax, e.g. 5m30s for 5 minutes and 30 seconds
Usage:
sf6vid trim [flags]
Flags:
-i, --input string Path to input file
-o, --output string Path to output file
--start duration Start time for trimming the video
--end duration End time for trimming the video
-h, --help help for trim
Global Flags:
--debug More verbose logging
--open Open the file after running this command
Reduces the size of the video. Allows you to specify a percentage by which the video frame will be shrunk.
Uses H.265 encoding to further compress the video.
Usage:
sf6vid shrink [flags]
Flags:
-i, --input string Path to input file
-o, --output string Path to output file
-s, --size int Desired output size of the video percentage, e.g. a video that is 1280x720 will be 640x360 if you specify --size 50 (default 100)
-h, --help help for shrink
Global Flags:
--debug More verbose logging
--open Open the file after running this command