Xavier,
since you're on a Mac, it's easy enough to just fire up QuickTime
Player and select File->Open Image Sequence. This will prompt you to
select the first png file in a folder and load all other pngs with
the same base name in that folder. Then simply export these frames as
a movie with any of the available quicktime codecs at a frame rate
you like. It's totally simple.
HTH, -Reinhold
On Jul 20, 2005, at 12:14 PM, Xavier Deupi wrote:
Hi,
I've produced a series of png files using PyMOL, and I want to
compress them to produce a movie. I was considering to use mencoder
(following the suggestions in the PyMOL wiki), but I'm having some
problems in running it under MacOSX
Briefly, mencoder complains because it can't find the mpng codec. I
downloaded a codecs.conf file and copied to ~/.mplayer, but it
doesn't help.
Are any of you using mencoder in a mac? If so, I'd like to get some
advice.
Thanks in advance,
Xavier
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