vhs
VHS is a command line tool that stands for "Video Home System". It is a platform-independent tool used for manipulating and working with VHS video files. VHS provides various functionalities for video editing, encoding, decoding, and playback operations. This command line tool allows users to capture VHS footage from compatible devices, such as VCRs or camcorders, by connecting them to a computer. VHS supports different video formats, including AVI, MPEG, and MP4, making it versatile for different editing and playback needs. It offers options for adjusting video quality, resolution, frame rate, and audio settings. VHS also provides features for cutting, trimming, and merging video clips, enabling users to create custom compilations or remove unwanted scenes. The tool includes options for adding subtitles, watermarks, or custom overlays to the videos. VHS supports batch processing, allowing users to apply the same set of edits or encoding settings to multiple video files simultaneously. It is a powerful tool for digitizing and preserving VHS tapes, as well as enhancing and modifying video content in various ways.
List of commands for vhs:
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vhs:tldr:0f70d vhs: Record inputs to a tape file using a specific shell.$ vhs record --shell ${shell} > ${filename-tape}try on your machineexplain this command
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vhs:tldr:5d6ae vhs: Create a tape file (Add commands to the tap file using your editor).$ vhs new ${filename-tape}try on your machineexplain this command
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vhs:tldr:9b78b vhs: Publish a gif to https://vhs.charm.sh and get a shareable URL.$ vhs publish ${filename-gif}try on your machineexplain this command
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vhs:tldr:b943c vhs: Record inputs to a tape file (Once done, exit the shell to create the tape).$ vhs record > ${filename-tape}try on your machineexplain this command
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vhs:tldr:d2c35 vhs: Create a gif from a tape file.$ vhs < ${filename-tape}try on your machineexplain this command
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vhs:tldr:ec343 vhs: Validate a type file's syntax.$ vhs validate ${filename-tape}try on your machineexplain this command