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Hello!
I'm the author of EasyBMPtoAVI, a cross-platform BMP to AVI creator written
in C++. 1, 4, 8, 16, 24, and 32 bits per pixel (bpp) images are all
supported. The output is an uncompressed, 24-bpp RGB avi file. EasyBMPtoAVI
is available at:
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/easybmptoavi
http://easybmptoavi.sourceforge.net
The current user interface is command-line, but a cross-platform GUI is
planned in the very near future.
EasyBMPtoAVI is designed to be easy-to-use:
Convert frame000.bmp ... frame123.bmp to out.avi at framerate 13.2 fps:
EasyBMPtoAVI -filebase frame -start 0 -end 123 -framerate 13.2 -output
out.avi
Convert files listed in list.txt to out.avi at 29.97 fps:
EasyBMPtoAVI -filelist list.txt -framerate 29.97 -output out.avi
Convert frame00.bmp ... frame13.bmp to out.avi at framerate 24 fps:
EasyBMPtoAVI -start frame00.bmp -end frame13.bmp -framerate 24 -output
out.avi
If you forget to enter any necessary information, EasyBMPtoAVI will prompt
you interactively.
EasyBMPtoAVI has several additional features that can be specified at the
command line:
-increment N
Use this if your filenames increment by N, rather than 1. (e.g., file000.bmp
file005.bmp ... )
-copyright
Set the copyright bit on in the output file
-smooth N
Smooth the output (temporally) by a factor of N. Useful for low-fps
animations.
-interleave
Smooth by interleaving, rather than interpolation. Somewhat faster than
interpolation.
-help
Get a list of all options and help.
-rescale <mode><size>
This option, coming to the next release of EasyBMPtoAVI (no later than Nov.
15, 2006), will rescale the incoming images to a desired size.
-rescale p300 Rescales images to 300% of original size
-rescale w300 Rescales proportionally to new width 300
-rescale h300 Rescales proportionally to new height 300
-rescale f300 Rescales to fit inside a 300 x 300 square.
EasyBMPtoAVI is free and fully open-source. It's been tested on Linux,
Solaris, and Windows, and should also be just fine on Mac OSX. Big- and
Little-endian architectures should be fine, as well as both 32-bit and
64-bit machines. g++, mingw, Borland, Visual Studio, and Intel's icc
compilers have been tested.
If you need any assistance, find a bug, or have a suggestion or feature
request, please feel free to email me at macklin01 [at] users [dot]
sourceforge [dot] net. You can also submit a support request at
SourceForge.net:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=168123&atid=845635
Thank you, and I hope you find this tool useful! -- Paul Macklin
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