Davy,
If I lack the connection with "command line" .... this is how I do
what you describe.
Apple iPhoto import photos in to a library.. set up the slideshow...
Then use Snapz Pro X to capture the screen as a movie, or mpeg.....
The H.264 codec is available which seems the most up to date in the
Mac world, or so I read
a while ago.
Snapz Pro does Windows.
Hope this is helpful.
Regards
Richard
On 14 Dec 2006, at 22:44, Davy Mitchell wrote:
Hi Folks,
Sorry if this is OT.
Working on a new prototype and this request might give a little
away :-) !!
Anyway I am looking for a windows video encoder (command line?) that
can take static images and spit out something video webby and also be
as lossless as possible. I've tried Google and not found anything
practical.
Free or very close to it preferably.
Thanks,
Davy
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