På Thu, 13 Sep 2012 17:56:50 +0200, skrev Graham Evans <[email protected]>:
LinuxStopmotion is sounding like an awesome upgrade onthe only real Linux tool of any worth in that area. I will be playing with that one soon and can't wait.
LinuxStopmotion is the program Stopmotion of yore. It has gotten a bit long in the tooth, but luckily Tim Band has churned out quite a few bugfix patches lately, making LinuxStopmotion more dependable, eventually. (We haven't made a new release yet) A major rewrite is due, though, once we have a stable bugfix release out. I want more speed and performance, caching, pre-loading, using TurboJPEG and OpenGL/GLSL, sophisticated scheduling... It ain't done until it plays sequences of huge DSLR(*) JPEGs (say, 18 megapixels) at 12 fps or better, along with a smooth scrolling thumbnail timeline. I think of thumbnails as small proxies and proxies as large thumbnails; they may be interchangeable. We'll see. *) Maybe RAWs, too, but 12fps will be pushing it... -- Herman Robak _______________________________________________ Cinelerra mailing list [email protected] https://init.linpro.no/mailman/skolelinux.no/listinfo/cinelerra
