Thanks for the two replies. I don't have Berkeley MPEG-1 encoder installed in my linux box. I'll try to play it a little bit. I noticed DX can save rgb format file with multiple images. Can I somehow split them into separate files? I know some tools to combine multiple images into a quicktime format movie file.
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, Lloyd A Treinish wrote: > The easiest thing to do is continuous saving to some format (e.g., MIFF, > the ImageMagick native format). Then use ImageMagick convert after the > network is run (i.e., convert my_movie.miff my_movie.mpg). Convert will > convert the frames to yuv and invoke the Berkeley MPEG-1 encoder, assuming > your IM installation has the appropriate delegates set up and the encoder > is in your path. > > This may not lead to the best quality MPEG. That would require additional > work in how you design the content of each original frame, the desired > resolution, the encoding settings, etc. It's also only MPEG-1. A similar > process could be used with other encoders. But you would then use convert > to put the file(s) in the format appropriate for that encoder (typically > YUV). > > > "CUI, Guanglei" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on > 10/25/2002 10:00:17 AM > > Please respond to [email protected] > > Sent by: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > To: [email protected] > cc: > Subject: [opendx-users] create movie file in opendx > > > > Dear all, > I wonder if there's a way to generate MPEG files in OpenDX. Can I > use continuous saving in the save image window? Thanks. > > -- > Guanglei Cui > Dept. of Chemistry > SUNY at Stony Brook > Stony Brook, NY 11790 > > > > -- Guanglei Cui Dept. of Chemistry SUNY at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY 11790
