Template:Caprica NTSC broadcast screencap

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Documentation

This is to tag Caprica episode images that come from NTSC broadcast screencaps. All the fields are lowercase. The example output shows it with the full options.

Usage

{{Caprica NTSC broadcast screencap
 | episode=
 | season=
 | timestamp= 
 | scaled=
 | cropped=
 | es=
 | de=
 | fr=
 | zh=
}}

Output Example

NTSC Broadcast NTSC broadcast screen capture

The re-imagined Battlestar Galactica (de) (en) (fr) spin-off, Caprica, Season 1 episode "Caprica (pilot)".
This capture is copyright by Universal Studios. Use of it here is believed to be fair use.
The timestamp for this image is unknown. Please supply the time index for this capture.
NTSC broadcasts are in letterboxed widescreen, with a native resolution of 720 by 360 pixels.
The vertical dimension of this image must be scaled to 540 pixels for aspect ratio purposes.
This image has been unaltered from its original dimensions.
Date Information on "Caprica (pilot)"



Required parameters

  • season: The season number. Presently 1, 2, 3, or 4.
  • episode: The episode name.

Optional parameters

  • cepisode: The episode display name to display a unformatted name.
  • aspect: Please make sure the image's aspect ratio is correct, and mark this field with "yes" if it is.
  • scaled: If the image has been scaled down from its original dimensions, please mark this field with "yes". Otherwise, leave it blank.
  • cropped: If the image has been cropped from its original dimensions, please mark this field with "yes". Otherwise, leave it blank.

Language parameters

  • If anyone is set with a value to it's article, a language bar will form to show all the language links.
    • de: German episode article name.
    • es: Spanish episode article name.
    • fr: French episode article name.
    • tr: French episode article name.
    • zh: Chinese episode article name.
      • Add the var cLANGCODE in the front if the article name has disambiguation title. (i.e. The Hand of God (RDM) vs. The Hand of God (TOS))
Example
| de= The Hand of God (RDM)
| cde= The Hand of God