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What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
under Linux ?
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wrote:
> What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
> under Linux ?
There will be probably some answers about concrete solutions but meantime look
at http://www.visiblelight.com/mpeg/software/linux.htp
ABX
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> What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
> under Linux ?
I would probably use the toolkit at http://mjpeg.sourceforge.net/ but only
because it's what I've been using.
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-z-z-z a+z)torus{1F clipped_by{plane{a 0}}}translate V}#end#macro Z(a F T)merge{
P(z+a)P(z-a)R(-z-z-x a)pigment{rgbt 1}hollow interior{media{emission T}}finish{
reflection.1}}#end Z(-x-x.2y)Z(-x-x.4x)camera{location z*-10rotate x*90}
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I'am using mpeg2encode, try
http://www.gadegast.de/frank/mpegfaq/mpe7908.html
> What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
> under Linux ?
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I'm using mpeg2encode, though I use GIMP to create the .par file, and it
also creates a script which you can use to generate the animation
> What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
> under Linux ?
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David F wrote:
> I'm using mpeg2encode, though I use GIMP to create the .par file, and it
> also creates a script which you can use to generate the animation
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>>What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
>>under Linux ?
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Gimp creates .par files? HOW?
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I've used mepg2encode and mpeg2decode, but how the heck do you create par
files with Gimp ??
Imran
David F wrote:
> I'm using mpeg2encode, though I use GIMP to create the .par file, and it
> also creates a script which you can use to generate the animation
>
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> > What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
> > under Linux ?
> >
> >
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> --
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> David
> smuchrusher <at> ameritech <dot> net
> ICQ#: 118347772
>
> 10:41pm up 2 days, 19:24, 0 users, load average: 0.59, 0.18, 0.05
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Sebastian H. wrote:
> David F wrote:
>
>> I'm using mpeg2encode, though I use GIMP to create the .par file, and it
>> also creates a script which you can use to generate the animation
>>
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>>>What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
>>>under Linux ?
>>>
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> Gimp creates .par files? HOW?
>
>
All you have to do is open one of the franes, preferably the first one,
right click on it, and select video/encode/mpeg[1,2]. This brings up a
dialog which lets you modify the options, and then generates a .par-mpg
file, and a script that runs mpeg_encode or mpeg2encode depending on what
you are generating. I did notice, though, that it assumes that you have 4
numeric characters at the end of the file, though this is easily fixed by
editing the .par file.
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smuchrusher <at> ameritech <dot> net
ICQ#: 118347772
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David F wrote:
> All you have to do is open one of the franes, preferably the first one,
> right click on it, and select video/encode/mpeg[1,2]. This brings up a
> dialog which lets you modify the options, and then generates a .par-mpg
> file, and a script that runs mpeg_encode or mpeg2encode depending on what
> you are generating. I did notice, though, that it assumes that you have 4
> numeric characters at the end of the file, though this is easily fixed by
> editing the .par file.
>
Oh, I use v 1.2.1
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smuchrusher <at> ameritech <dot> net
ICQ#: 118347772
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David F wrote:
> Sebastian H. wrote:
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>>David F wrote:
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>>>I'm using mpeg2encode, though I use GIMP to create the .par file, and it
>>>also creates a script which you can use to generate the animation
>>>
>>>
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>>>
>>>>What tool would you use to assemble a series of stills into an mpg movie
>>>>under Linux ?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
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>>>>
>>Gimp creates .par files? HOW?
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>
> All you have to do is open one of the franes, preferably the first one,
> right click on it, and select video/encode/mpeg[1,2]. This brings up a
> dialog which lets you modify the options, and then generates a .par-mpg
> file, and a script that runs mpeg_encode or mpeg2encode depending on what
> you are generating. I did notice, though, that it assumes that you have 4
> numeric characters at the end of the file, though this is easily fixed by
> editing the .par file.
>
>
ah thanks!
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