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Please consider adding the ability to process a folder of images #12
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Good afternoon! That's a great idea. I'm taking it into development. |
Great idea! The next logical step would be to batch process movie frames, exported using e.g. |
Would it be easier to be able to add command line params for input filename and output filename? |
A command line input could be an option, but since he already has a working GUI, adding the ability to input a folder of images seems like a logical next step, especially for Windows users. |
All of the above will be implemented in the near future. |
There may be a fairly simple solution. If there are no parameters, then we just launch the application together with the GUI. If one parameter is passed, then we open the window and load the image, the path to which is in this parameter. If there are more than one parameters, then we parse the parameters and run the application without a GUI with log output to the console. |
What is the status on this one? |
I second the suggestion for a CLI interface, in the meantime check here for an alternative: |
Any updates on this? Is any form of batch processing being worked on? |
Thanks for the awesome software! I've converted lots of photos with it. I know the CLI version is on the way but in the meantime the only workaround I've found is to use AutoIt to automate processing of a folder of photos. Here it is: https://github.com/polomoshnov/bulk-deoldify-with-autoit |
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