# simple example with fades

# instead of specifying the background image on the command-line
# it's often easier to do it in this text file:
# background:duration:subtitle:image
# a duration of 0 means to set the image, but don't display it.
background:0::background.jpg

# Titles are put in the center of the screen:
title:5:My title
background:1

# The titlebar keyword can have two separate lines:
title:5:My top title:My lower title
background:1

# there are simple transitions that you can use:
# fadein, fadeout, and crossfade. They all fade to/from whatever
# background you're using. Syntax is:
# fadein:duration:subtitle
fadein:2

# you can add a subtitle during the transition, but it's optional
# use a backslash to escape a colon ':' in the subtitles.
# use \n to force a newline (only two subtitle lines are supported).
picture1.jpg:4:Picture 1 is so cool\: \n I can't believe how cool it really is.

# fadeout is similar:
# fadeout:duration:subtitle
fadeout:2:Fading out

# it's possible to specify a new title slide in the middle of the slideshow:
fadein:1
titlebar:4::Panoramas # note this just has the bottom title specified.

# crossfade works similar to fadein/fadeout
# crossfade:duration:subtitle
crossfade:1

pano.jpg:4:Cool panorama picture

# now let's change the background color.
# syntax is background:duration:subtitle:image
# where you can use "black" or "white" or "#RRGGBB
# as the image name also.
background:1::#11a004
# or something more pleasant:
background:1::black

# notice that long subtitles will automatically line-wrap
picture1.jpg:4:Picture 1 is so cool. I can't believe how cool it really is.

# crossfade works in the same manner as fadein/fadout:
# crossfade:duration:subtitle
crossfade:3
picture2.jpg:3

# it often looks nice to end the slideshow with a fadeout to the
# background instead of just stopping the video quickly:
fadeout:2
background:2:This is the background