How to use the terminal-kit.terminal.bold function in terminal-kit

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github littlstar / ls-psvr-encoder / index.js View on Github external
}
    outputFilePath = `${outputFilePath}_${argv.degrees}_${argv.type}.mp4`
    break
  case 0:
    if (argv.type === 'mono' || argv.type === '2d') {
      outputFilePath = `${outputFilePath}_2dff.mp4`
    } else if (argv.type === 'sbs' || argv.type === 'ou') {
      if (argv.subtitles) {
        term.bold(`Subtitles not supported for 3D video.\n`)
        process.exit(1)
      }
      outputFilePath = `${outputFilePath}_3dff_${argv.type}.mp4`
    }
    break
  default:
    term.bold(`Video degrees not specified; see --help for usage information.\n`)
    process.exit(1)
    break
}
term.underline.red(`Outputting PSVR sideload video to ${outputFilePath}\n`)


/* Analyze the video file to determine exact encoding targets
 * Then perform the transcode and output an interleaved MP4 */

analyze(videoFile).then((videoData) => {
  return encode(videoFile, videoData, outputFilePath, argv)
}).then((encodedVideoFile) => {
  term.bold(`Encoding complete. Output path: ${encodedVideoFile}`)
}).catch(err => {
  term.bold(`${err}\n`)
  process.exit(1)
github littlstar / ls-psvr-encoder / index.js View on Github external
}).catch(err => {
  term.bold(`Dependencies not satisfied. Exiting.\n`)
  process.exit(1)
})