FCheck options

Using options

FCheck options are a set of FCheck features operated using command lines. The options are typed into the command prompt window/shell window when FCheck is executed.

Note

When re-opening FCheck, please note that FCheck does not remember options set in previous executions. An image must be written to disk to retain image modifications and adjustments executed in FCheck. See Save images or sequences .

The standard convention to enter a command line is given below:

fcheck -<option> <spec> myimage.ext

<option>

The FCheck option letter. See FCheck options list.

<spec>

Option-specific parameters.

myimage.ext

The name of the file to load. You must be in the current directory in the command prompt to open the file. When using Linux, you must include the filename to the command line. Otherwise, when using Windows or Mac OS X, you can omit the filename from the command line.to start FCheck with certain settings without opening a file.

For example:

fcheck -r 15

Where r specifies the frame rate option and 15 is the number of frames per second.

You can combine some options together in one command line using the following convention:

fcheck -<option> <spec> -<option> <spec> ... myimage.ext

For example,

fcheck -B -G 1 -r 15 myimage.ext

Where:

-B turns on border around the image.

-G 1 sets gamma value to 1.

-r 15 sets frame rate to 15 frames per second.

For the list of options with full descriptions, see FCheck options list.