Hi everybody,
I want to visualize results of a numerical simulation. This produces
for example 6000 images (typically I need much more):
data/particle_0001.gif
data/particle_0002.gif
data/particle_0003.gif
data/particle_0004.gif
data/particle_0005.gif
data/particle_0006.gif
data/particle_0007.gif
...
data/particle_6000.gif
My naive idea was to create an animated gif by
convert -delay 10 data/p*.gif movie_particle.gif
Ok, this does not work, because my shell does not like this many
arguments. No problem, so I wrote a shell script for splitting the
problem
convert -delay 10 data/p*_01*.gif movie_particle_01.gif
convert -delay 10 data/p*_02*.gif movie_particle_02.gif
convert -delay 10 data/p*_03*.gif movie_particle_03.gif
convert -delay 10 data/p*_04*.gif movie_particle_04.gif
...
Such that each anaimated gif consists of about 100 images. While
this works so far: it almost seems to be impossible to glue together
these packages:
convert -delay 10 movie_particle_*.gif movie_particle.gif
I mean this takes for ever ...
So my most likely very dumb question: what is the right way to do this?
Michael
P.S: In case this is needed the image files are here:
http://www.mathematik.uni-ulm.de/~lehn/data.tgz
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