Le dimanche 25 mars 2007 à 14:20 -0500, Søren Renner a écrit : > I have a raytracing renderer that I have used to make mpeg movies in > the following way: renderer --> sequence of bmp images --> sequence of > png images --> mpeg movie (using ffmpeg). What would be the best way > to import into Cinelerra? Do I want to compress into an mpeg? Need I > render images of a standard size? Mencode seems to have a way of > binding pngs into an avi without compression. Is that what I want? > > Here is a gratuitous and poor-quality example: > http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-93317479017270937&q=wonderwall+voxel
Heya! Check out: https://svn.bourget.cc/svn/wackystuff/programs/CreateCinelerraSequence/ It's a script that creates a JPEGLIST or PNGLIST out of a bunch of PNG files. This way, it loads into Cinelerra as *one* single video, and doesn't take the overhead of loading thousands of assets. You can set the framerate overthere, and the dimensions. It's a PHP implementation (yeah weird a bit :P), but writing a perl or python implementation should be easy. To run it, you'll need php-cli installed. To have an example of a jpeglist/pnglist file (name the extension like you want), render a video as a PNG Sequence or JPEG Sequence and check the "index" file's contents. Alexandre Bourget _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
