Noah Gift wrote:
>It would be great if I could make a
> command line tool that I could script against on any platform
This was just posted to the PIL mailing list -- perhaps it could be
helpful to you:
"""
http://yourmachines.org/tutorials/mgpy.html
this uses PIL, ffmpeg, aggdraw, PyGame,
Thanks you both for answering me! It would be great if I could make a command line tool that I could script against on any platform, but I am very lazy and it appears that using pyobjc and QTKit is quickest solution. The PIL library does seem very interesting as well. It seems to do "Shake" type
On 8-jun-2006, at 16:24, Kent Quirk wrote:
> Noah Gift wrote:
>> I am new to python and was interested in writing some python code
>> that
>> converts image sequences, for example tiff, into Quicktime movies,
>> for
>> example animation codec. Can anyone point me in the right direction
>> to
Noah Gift wrote:
> I am new to python and was interested in writing some python code that
> converts image sequences, for example tiff, into Quicktime movies, for
> example animation codec. Can anyone point me in the right direction
> to begin my research? It would be nice to not use pyobjc as
Hi,
I am new to python and was interested in writing some python code that
converts image sequences, for example tiff, into Quicktime movies, for
example animation codec. Can anyone point me in the right
direction to begin my research? It would be nice to not use
pyobjc as I am trying to focus o
