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Videdit doesn't read TGA's or any other POVRAY file type...just stupid
DIB's. And, it doesn't do MPEG, just AVI's.
Anyone know where the source to CMPEG is? A simple recompile in 32
bit mode should fix the memory limitation.
Fleb wrote:
> For Win3.11 up, you can use VidEdit, a very... well.. adequate program
> for doing frame-by-frame anims.
>
> It should still be at:
> ftp.microsoft.com/developr/drg/Multimedia/Jumpstart/VfW11e/ODK/WINVIDEO/
> (don't ask how I found this)
>
> And you'll want an FTP prog that can download multiple files, 'cause
> this is an install set, not a ZIP type file.
>
> Dylan Beattie wrote:
> >
> > I've got a couple of POV-Ray generated animation sequences, and I'd like
> > to put them together into a short MPEG or AVI movie, and possibly add
> > music/sound effects as well. Is there a freeware/shareware/PD package
> > available which will create AVI/MPEG files from TGA's, and will allow
> > you to add an audio track? (Obviously they can be done using different
> > packages if necessary) Has anyone used any good packages for doing this
> > sort of thing? - I've got the CMPEG DOS encoder already, but it can only
> > handle fairly small image files.
> >
> > Cheers
> >
> > Dylan
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I use Corel Draw and have created a macro that inserts the
files into an AVI. The file can be saved as an mpeg but the
quality is low and it takes a long time. Should be easy if
you can get a copy of Corel Draw.
Aaron Cann wrote:
>
> Videdit doesn't read TGA's or any other POVRAY file type...just stupid
> DIB's. And, it doesn't do MPEG, just AVI's.
> Anyone know where the source to CMPEG is? A simple recompile in 32
> bit mode should fix the memory limitation.
>
> Fleb wrote:
>
> > For Win3.11 up, you can use VidEdit, a very... well.. adequate program
> > for doing frame-by-frame anims.
> >
> > It should still be at:
> > ftp.microsoft.com/developr/drg/Multimedia/Jumpstart/VfW11e/ODK/WINVIDEO/
> > (don't ask how I found this)
> >
> > And you'll want an FTP prog that can download multiple files, 'cause
> > this is an install set, not a ZIP type file.
> >
> > Dylan Beattie wrote:
> > >
> > > I've got a couple of POV-Ray generated animation sequences, and I'd like
> > > to put them together into a short MPEG or AVI movie, and possibly add
> > > music/sound effects as well. Is there a freeware/shareware/PD package
> > > available which will create AVI/MPEG files from TGA's, and will allow
> > > you to add an audio track? (Obviously they can be done using different
> > > packages if necessary) Has anyone used any good packages for doing this
> > > sort of thing? - I've got the CMPEG DOS encoder already, but it can only
> > > handle fairly small image files.
> > >
> > > Cheers
> > >
> > > Dylan
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Check out http://www.rio.com/~reboot/moviola.html
It's not completed yet, but here's your chance to contributed ideas and
suggestions for what I hope will be the "ultimate" Freeware animation
utility program.
--Gary.
> Aaron Cann wrote:
> >
> > Videdit doesn't read TGA's or any other POVRAY file type...just stupid
> > DIB's. And, it doesn't do MPEG, just AVI's.
> > Anyone know where the source to CMPEG is? A simple recompile in 32
> > bit mode should fix the memory limitation.
> >
> > Fleb wrote:
> >
> > > For Win3.11 up, you can use VidEdit, a very... well.. adequate
program
> > > for doing frame-by-frame anims.
> > >
> > > It should still be at:
> > >
ftp.microsoft.com/developr/drg/Multimedia/Jumpstart/VfW11e/ODK/WINVIDEO/
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It's a late reply, but Correl has a product called Lumier that I use
that lets you do frame by frame AVI or MOV direct from TGA, with the
ability to add soundtracks and scene fades. It ran me $50.00.
Christopher E. Naujok, P.E.,CEP
President
MSC Technologies, Inc.
cna### [at] msctechcom
www.msctech.com
Dylan Beattie wrote:
>
> I've got a couple of POV-Ray generated animation sequences, and I'd like
> to put them together into a short MPEG or AVI movie, and possibly add
> music/sound effects as well. Is there a freeware/shareware/PD package
> available which will create AVI/MPEG files from TGA's, and will allow
> you to add an audio track? (Obviously they can be done using different
> packages if necessary) Has anyone used any good packages for doing this
> sort of thing? - I've got the CMPEG DOS encoder already, but it can only
> handle fairly small image files.
>
> Cheers
>
> Dylan
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In article <3519DCA4.8B9A44C8@doc.mssm.edu>,
Aaron Cann <can### [at] docmssmedu> wrote:
>Videdit doesn't read TGA's or any other POVRAY file type...just stupid
>DIB's. And, it doesn't do MPEG, just AVI's.
>Anyone know where the source to CMPEG is? A simple recompile in 32
>bit mode should fix the memory limitation.
Hm, try on ftp.carnet.hr/pub/utils/cmpeg
I think they had a source, not sure now...
Mike
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Mario Splivalo wrote:
>
> In article <3519DCA4.8B9A44C8@doc.mssm.edu>,
> Aaron Cann <can### [at] docmssmedu> wrote:
> >Videdit doesn't read TGA's or any other POVRAY file type...just stupid
> >DIB's. And, it doesn't do MPEG, just AVI's.
> >Anyone know where the source to CMPEG is? A simple recompile in 32
> >bit mode should fix the memory limitation.
>
> Hm, try on ftp.carnet.hr/pub/utils/cmpeg
>
> I think they had a source, not sure now...
>
> Mike
Try ftp://ftp.mpeg.org/pub/mpeg/mssg/
They have source for mpeg2enc which is what I assume cmpeg uses as its
encoder.
Best of luck, PoD.
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