We get asked about this every few weeks. My thought is that we should  make 
this 
a priority for the next release.

As for how difficult it is, there's two parts to the problem: the core and the 
UI. In the core, image sequences would be implemented as specialized source 
factories. We know roughly how we want to do this, but haven't started on the 
implementation.

The UI portion of the problem hasn't even been designed yet. Image sequences 
are 
essentially one use case for the more general ability to set the properties of 
source factories, and it is challenging to fit this into our current one-window 
UI. I created some mock-ups detailing one possible approach, but they were 
ultimately rejected as being too cluttered. Maybe it's time to revive this 
discussion.


Richard Nespithal wrote:
> hi everybody,
> 
> a nice point for the developer's todo-list: Importing image sequences.
> We're working in 3D and all our renderings are png/tiff sequences.
> 
> So we've got an image sequence 0001.png 0002.png 0003.png, ecc and the
> video editor should ask after framerate at importing (how many single
> pictures in a second) and merge them to a video clip.
> 
> I dont know how difficult it is but is it generally possible?
> 
> Best regards
> Richy
> 
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