HI Salvatore,
Basic maths tells us that you won't be able to fit all these photo's
in memory. The only way you could do it is to page them.
osg::ImageSequence does support paging, so add the filename rather
than the image.
Next up, tga won't be the best format for paging. A movie format
would be better, for instance you could convert the data using
something like ffmpeg, rendering to a format such as h264 or ogg, then
just use one of the OSG's movie reading plugins to read it.
Robert.
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 8:04 PM, salvatore <osgfo...@tevs.eu> wrote:
> hello Robert,
> I have 40,000 photos in tga format with 1400x1050 definition and a frame rate
> of 30 fps, the load in this way:
>
> imageSequence-> addImage (osgDB:: readImageFile
> ("hh3fcenter/immage_.....tga"));
>
> in the various attempts I have tried with 240 photos and goes very badly, I
> thought to pack 30 photos in a knot so as to obtain the nodes that represent
> a second, but I do not know how to play these nodes so that the sequence is
> continuous,
> thanks in advance
>
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