process-media.yaml

%YAML 1.1
---

# 0 = auto, set to detected cpu(s)/core(s)
max_threads: 0

# activate a more verbose output
verbose: false

# do not rename file to the format YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS according to Exif:CreatDate
keep_name: false

# overwrite existing file(s)
overwrite: false

# allow to change the default timezone offset used to rename file(s)
# by default use the current system timezone offset
# must be specified in seconds (ex: +3600, -7200, etc...)
tzoffset: 0

---

# Format(s) to generate

archive_photo:
  type: 'photo'

  # if set to 'auto', do an auto-rotate according to metadata
  # otherwise rotate to specified value (possible values are 90, 180 or 270 in clockwise)
  rotate: 'auto'

  # specify the directory where files will be written
  # output_dir is a relative path from source file directory
  # if no output_dir is specified, default is to use format name
  output_dir: 'archive'

web_photo:
  type: 'photo'
  rotate: 'auto'

  # resize in order to get the larger side set to this value
  # (only if it is larger, no upscale)
  resize: 1920

  # compress the jpeg photo according to this value
  # a low value result in a better compression but in a lower quality
  compress: 90

  # create a progressive jpeg
  progressive: true

  # if set to true, all metadata will be removed except ones specified by strip_exclude
  strip: true

  # a comma separated list of tags that must not be deleted
  # for now only support the tag "orientation" and "gps"
  strip_exclude: 'orientation'

  output_dir: 'web'

archive_video:
  type: 'video'
  rotate: 'auto'

  # specify that we want to reencode the video in order to reduce the file size
  reencode: true

  # use the x264 video codec (it is the default)
  # for now only support the "x264" and "x265" video codec
  vcodec: 'x264'

  # allow to specify any ffmpeg video codec params
  # see "x264 --help" or "x265 --help" for available options
  #vcodec_params: 'crf=20'

  output_dir: 'archive/videos'

web_video:
  type: 'video'
  rotate: 'auto'
  reencode: true
  resize: 1024
  strip: true

  # we want to generate a thumbnail image
  thumbnail: true

  output_dir: 'web/videos'