On 11/4/18 9:15 AM, Roland Mösl wrote:

> 
> ffmpeg -f image2 -r 6 -i 'img%02d.png' output.mp4
> 
> Seems I have only to change 6 to 30 to have 30 frames
> per second.

yes.

> Seems ffmpeg is available for Linux and Windows

yes, I've used it on both.

> 

I would completely omit "-f image2".  "-f" specifies file formats which
is only useful if you are not using the standard extensions of ".png"
and ".mp4".  (And I'm not sure what an 'image2' format is)

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dik
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