After downloading "transcode", I've used the following command for heavy video generation:
transcode -i bmp-files-list -x imlist,null -g `identify imgs/image0000.bmp | perl -ne 'print /\s(\d+x\d+)\s/'` \
-y raw,null -f 10 -o trial.avi
This takes a list of image files, given in "bmp-files-list", and makes a movie with frame rate 10 fps. The thing within the backticks is merely a means to auto-identify the image's size, so the "identify" is ran on the first image, getting its size, and that becomes the image size of the entire movie. Otherwise just go "-g 300x400" or something like that.
Even though transcode supports a variety of codecs, I preferred to use raw coding, which means no compression at all. If you don't mind the huge files, this option has all advantages in the world. It may also be a good input for a converter.
The main advantage of this is that any movie player will agree to play your file. If you'll choose some compression scheme, be prepared for headaches.
Good luck, Eli
Gustavo Halperin wrote:
Hello
I need any program for make a 'mpeg' or 'avi' movie from 'jpeg' pictures. Do you
people know some program for do it?
Thanks Gustavo
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