When I use Sequencer batch render from command line, how do I set the size of the window, just like inside the ue4, capture video, and have a small window in the upper left corner

render command:
“F:/UnrealEngine/UnrealEngine/Engine/Binaries/Win64/UE4Editor.exe” “E:/DaoMu_Season 4.13/Season_01.uproject” /Game/Season_01/Map/Episode_01A/Episode_01A/Shot_001 -game -MovieSceneCaptureType=“/Script/MovieSceneCapture.AutomatedLevelSequenceCapture” -LevelSequence=“/Game/Season_01/Sequence/Episode_01A/Shot_001” -MovieFolder=“‪C:/Users/admin/Desktop/test” -MovieFrameRate=30 -noloadingscreen -resx=1920 -resy=1080 -forceres -MovieFormat=PNG -MovieQuality=100 -notexturestreaming -MovieCinematicMode=yes -MovieWarmUpFrames=60 -WINDOWED
result:

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To control the Resolution so that it is the same as your image of the render settings you need to change the following lines:

-resx=3840

-resy=2160

It may also be that because you have -WINDOWED that you are getting an issue as that isn’t covered in the batch rendering documentation. Try removing that as well.

You also need to change your frame rate to the following:

-MovieFrameRate=60

As well as your movie folder:

-MovieFolder="‪E:/Render/SH0660"

Finally you are using warm up frames, but if you still need the “Delay Before Warm Up” add the following line:

-MovieDelayBeforeWarmUp=3

-MovieWarmUpFrames=## actually relates to the “Warm Up Frame Count”.

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