Source
The Source object represents a media file.
Construction
source = Source(path, part=-1)
Attributes
Attributes are read-only except where noted.
Name | Description | Added |
---|---|---|
audio | True if the source has audio | |
defaultStream | the default stream | |
fieldDominance | the field dominance setting | |
fieldHandling | the field handling setting | |
key | the source's image cache key | |
streamMask | the streams the source produces | |
video | True if the source has video | |
channelMask | the available channels | 6.0 |
part | The part number | 6.0 |
dependencies | List of dependent sources | 7.0 |
layers | Source layer list | 7.0 |
Methods
Name | Description | |
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path(frame) | generate the path to the desired frame of media | |
metadata(frame) | return a metadata dictionary for the specified frame | 6.0 |
Creating Sources
tools.sequenceBuilder contains the SequenceBuilder class which can be used to parse a filename and generate details such as start and end frames. path should be a frame from a numbered sequence and SequenceBuilder will find the start and end frames and construct a resulting path with the frame range built-in, suitable for constructing Sources from, in the form: /path/to/file.[start-end].ext.
from tools.sequenceBuilder import SequenceBuilder
# the image sequence has frames 1-999
path = "/images/sequence.0001.exr"
builder = SequenceBuilder(path)
for f in range(0, builder.frames):
print builder.build(f)
# construct Sources using self.path, which has the frame range included
source = Source(builder.path)
print builder.path
This prints out /images/sequence.[0001-0999].exr.
Adding Sources
Sources can be added to the Project with the Project.addItem() method.