I have a directory of about 50,000 jpegs captured from a webcam over a
period of about 45 days. I want to make a timelapse video but I don't want
the photos taken in total darkness or in dusk/dawn to appear in the video.
Is there some command line switch I can use or do I need to look at a script
of some sort?

With that many files doing it by hand is near impossible as it takes forever
for the directory to refresh after doing anything.

Thanks,
T

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"SoxFanInVA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
I have a directory of about 50,000 jpegs captured from a webcam over a
period of about 45 days. I want to make a timelapse video but I don't want
the photos taken in total darkness or in dusk/dawn to appear in the video.
Is there some command line switch I can use or do I need to look at a script
of some sort?

With that many files doing it by hand is near impossible as it takes forever
for the directory to refresh after doing anything.

Thanks,
T

"SoxFanInVA" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>I have a directory of about 50,000 jpegs captured from a webcam over a
>period of about 45 days. I want to make a timelapse video but I don't want
>the photos taken in total darkness or in dusk/dawn to appear in the video.
>Is there some command line switch I can use or do I need to look at a
>script of some sort?
>
> With that many files doing it by hand is near impossible as it takes
> forever for the directory to refresh after doing anything.
>
> Thanks,
> T
>

What names did you use for your files?