Linux command
openshot-render 命令
文本
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常用示例
Render
openshot-render [project.osp] [output.mp4]
Render with an export profile
openshot-render -p "[HD 1080p 30 fps]" [project.osp] [output.mp4]
Render a specific frame range
openshot-render -s [1] -e [300] [project.osp] [output.mp4]
Render with a custom video codec
openshot-render -v [libx264] -b [8000000] [project.osp] [output.mp4]
说明
openshot-render is a command-line front-end to OpenShot's libopenshot rendering engine. It allows headless export of OpenShot project files (.osp) to video files without launching the GUI, which is useful for automated batch rendering, render farms, and CI pipelines. The tool reads the project's timeline, applies effects and transitions, and uses FFmpeg under the hood to encode the final video. Profile names and codecs must match those available in the OpenShot installation.
参数
- -p _PROFILE_
- Export profile name (must match an installed OpenShot profile).
- -s _START_
- First frame to include in the export.
- -e _END_
- Last frame to include in the export.
- -v _CODEC_
- Video codec passed through to FFmpeg (e.g. libx264, libvpx).
- -a _CODEC_
- Audio codec.
- -b _BITRATE_
- Video bitrate in bits per second.
- -h, --help
- Display help information.
FAQ
What is the openshot-render command used for?
openshot-render is a command-line front-end to OpenShot's libopenshot rendering engine. It allows headless export of OpenShot project files (.osp) to video files without launching the GUI, which is useful for automated batch rendering, render farms, and CI pipelines. The tool reads the project's timeline, applies effects and transitions, and uses FFmpeg under the hood to encode the final video. Profile names and codecs must match those available in the OpenShot installation.
How do I run a basic openshot-render example?
Run `openshot-render [project.osp] [output.mp4]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -p _PROFILE_ do in openshot-render?
Export profile name (must match an installed OpenShot profile).