Brent,
Check the document'n for {Image} to see how to create a MIFF file based on
consecutive frames (which you might produce using {Sequencer}).
I used Image Magick to create MPEG's from the MIFF files, but found there
was a bug in the codec: it would only work if the "quality" was left at
default ("75%", I think). I later found I could use IM to convert the MIFFs
to MNG files. MNG is a lossless format based on GIF, but with improved
compression; you can play the files with mngsvr or IrfanView. If you still
want MPEG, I suggest you follow Kent's advice.
(I also tried MPEG2 and had problems; it sounds like Kent had more success
with his approach.)
At 04:06 AM 1/04/05, you wrote:
I have ImageMagick and mpegvidcodec installed, and would like to create
a mpeg movie of the data sequences without the need to create a lot of
stills first. ...
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Brent Bailey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Allen H. Nugent
Graduate School of Biomedical Engineering
University of New South Wales
Sydney NSW 2052 Australia
Tel: +61 2 9385 3916 Fax: +61 2 9663 2108
