[Gimp-user] making a film from a panorama / cutting a image

Hi, i'm new at gimp, a friend had recommended it to me. It's very good :D, but I have a very special problem, my friend told me I can solve it with gimp, but he don't know how. I have searched in the mailing list and in forums but i'v found only how to stitch. I have a stitched Image and want to

Re: [Gimp-user] making a film from a panorama / cutting a image

Bastian wrote: I have searched in the mailing list and in forums but i'v found only how to stitch. I have a stitched Image and want to cut it into pieces. I want to burn it as a movie on DVD. The movie should pan from left to right. I don't know if gimp can make mpeg or avi, but single frames

[Gimp-user] wavplay audioserver

Audio support will be compiled in but will not work because the wavplay executable was not found. For audio support the wavplay audioserver must be installed at runtime. Any suggestions/links anyone ? -- Newbie Seeking USER_FUNCTIONALITY always! Regards SnapafunFrank Big or small, a

[Gimp-user] wavplay audioserver

I take it you have not installed Wavplay? Here is a list of mirrors for the source I used (your distribution may have a binary available): http://www.filewatcher.com/m/wavplay-1.4.tar.gz.63549.0.0.html ___ Gimp-user mailing list

[Gimp-user] Non-background layers with no alpha

The 'duplicate layer' function in the GAP's Frames Modify dialog permits you to create a layer that does not have an alpha channel. This doesn't really create any problems, but I recall seeing in Bugzilla that this should not be possible (this was just a side comment to another issue and I was

[Gimp-user] determining file type

Hey there. I have some image files for which the extension may have been written incorrectly, i.e. they say .jpg but i suspect they are really png's. Can GIMP tell me the file type of a file it has opened. I know it examines the magic numbers to determine how to handle it so it must

Re: [Gimp-user] determining file type

I have some image files for which the extension may have been written incorrectly, i.e. they say .jpg but i suspect they are really png's. Can GIMP tell me the file type of a file it has opened. I know it examines the magic numbers to determine how to handle it so it must know. How

Re: [Gimp-user] determining file type

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: Or if you know of an easy way to determine file type, without relying on the extension, from a non GIMP technique or tool. Imagemagick has a commandline tool called identify. The output of this also contains the file format. I hope this helps,

Re: [Gimp-user] determining file type

Jeffrey McBeth wrote: If you use Linux or Mac, you can type file filenamehere and it will tell you a bunch of information about the file (including the type). I would use the file command on Windows as well. http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/file.htm HTH, Michael -- The GIMP

[Gimp-user] Re: determining file type

[EMAIL PROTECTED] schreef: Hey there. I have some image files for which the extension may have been written incorrectly, i.e. they say .jpg but i suspect they are really png's. Can GIMP tell me the file type of a file it has opened. I know it examines the magic numbers to determine

Re: [Gimp-user] determining file type

Jeffrey McBeth wrote: I have some image files for which the extension may have been written incorrectly, i.e. they say .jpg but i suspect they are really png's. Can GIMP tell me the file type of a file it has opened. I know it examines the magic numbers to determine how to handle it so