Nicolas Alvarez wrote:

>> with a nice one-week-hell of a cancer-misdiagnosis)
> 
> Eek!
> 
>> Now, on the PC I used TMPEGenc to encode my little videos, anything as 
>> easy, free and simple as that available that anyone knows by chance? 
>> I'm googling around, finding various things, but I haven't hit on 
>> anything I immediately liked so far.
>>
>> All it really needs to do is convert a series of TGA images into an 
>> MPEG-Animation, no sound (for the time being ;-), 25fps, along with a 
>> couple of options for quality/kbps and such (if you know TMPEGenc, you 
>> know what I mean).
> 
> I usually use VirtualDub on Windows, and the XviD codec. Or ffmpeg 
> (cross-platform, but command-line). ffmpeg seems to need some tweaking 
> to make it produce a working MPEG2 video; but for MPEG1 it works fine.
> 
> There is a GUI for Mac (ffmpegX), but I don't even have a Mac, so I 
> don't know if it's good :)

I got ffmpegx from my brother (one step to rip my DVDs for my PSP), but 
my first attempts weren't honored with victory... Maybe I'll have to 
tinker with it a little more...

Regards,
Tim

-- 
aka "Tim Nikias"
Homepage: <http://www.nolights.de>

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