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Description: lintian -> ajust line
Author: Herbert Parentes Fortes Neto <hpfn@debian.org>
Last-Update: 2016-10-25
Index: dvd-slideshow-0.8.6/man/dvd-slideshow.1
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--- dvd-slideshow-0.8.6.orig/man/dvd-slideshow.1
+++ dvd-slideshow-0.8.6/man/dvd-slideshow.1
@@ -269,29 +269,37 @@ Full box description:
 .br 
 Specifies the top\-left(0) and bottom\-right(1) points.
 .br 
+
 \fIKeyword description:\fR
 .br 
-	start_frame_size%;start_location;end_frame_size%;end_location
+start_frame_size%;start_location;end_frame_size%;end_location
+.br
+
 \fIKenburns examples:\fR
 .br 
    	image.jpg:5::kenburns:651,390;1134,759;372,330;1365,1089
+.br
 	image.jpg:5:sub:kenburns:30%;60%,60%;75%;40%,50%
+.br
 	image.jpg:5:sub:kenburns:50%;topleft;50%;bottomright
+.br
 	image.jpg:5:sub:kenburns:100%;left;0,0;720,480
+.br
 	image.jpg:5:sub:kenburns:100%;left;imageheight;left
 .br 
 
 
-\fBscroll\fR
+\fIscroll\fR
 .br 
-image.jpg:duration:subtitle:scroll:left
+	image.jpg:duration:subtitle:scroll:left
 .br 
-image.jpg:duration:subtitle:scroll:right
+	image.jpg:duration:subtitle:scroll:right
 .br 
-image.jpg:duration:subtitle:scroll:up
-.br 
-image.jpg:duration:subtitle:scroll:down
+	image.jpg:duration:subtitle:scroll:up
 .br 
+	image.jpg:duration:subtitle:scroll:down
+.br
+
 This is most useful for displaying panorama\-style pictures that are much wider than they are tall. For example, "scroll:right" will automatically resize the picture so that the image height is equal to the video display height (480) before scrolling right.
 
 Note that in high quality mode (\-H), some calculations will be made to see how slow the scroll is, and if it is slow enough, sub\-pixel sampling will be used to make the scroll effect look much smoother.  Sounds good, right?  Well, it will take a LOT longer to process the frames also!