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How's bake.py work? I keep getting no such file errors for temp.mov, which it appears it didn't create. I made one and it just copied the stuff that was already in the temp.mov, so I'm guessing it didn't put the video to be baked in temp?

I'm on macos catalina which has gotten /weird/ about disk access so I don't know if that's the problem. I have terminal set to full disk access and used sudo but same issue.

Similar to how bloom mode lets you pick where the effect begins with -n, it would be nice to specify a start frame to indicate when to start pulsing.

Hello,

Sometimes for a particular effect, it's desirable to keep iframes instead of always discarding them. How would I accomplish that option in the script? I've started poking at it, but I don't know enough about the AVI file structure to tell where that discarding happens. I suspect it happens when the frame indices are detected and rebuilt, but I'm no sure what else should go in that place in order to preserve the iframe.

Any thoughts?

Hello @itsKaspar , I have some query related to your tomato script,
Can you tell me how you achieved this effect with the script? Please mention the mode and parameters including which codecs you used.

Did you use the same with the Grimes video and Dérive one?

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Similar to pulse mode but it would let you manually insert more than one bloom effect at specific frame indexes:

-m bloom -c15 -n 30 -c2 15 -n2 45

Something like this would copy pframe 30 15 times, then playback some frames, then copy pframe 45 15 times.