Well, I started working on it finally. Here's a quick sample of what it will look like (it may be inaccessable occasionally since I haven't set up static IP stuff through my router):
http://randofu.no-ip.org/album/index.php?directory=./2005/2005.06.23 Also, much of the code here is not so hot yet, since I spent a lot of my time A) figuring out how to generate the thumbnails, and B) generating them on 2.5 GB of pictures and movies ;) I tried using transcode but I had problems while compiling it that I couldn't resolve... I also tried animate but that failed as well for some reason I can't remember... Ultimately what I did was first use MPlayer to split it up into JPEGs of the frames of the movie (for some reason the -vo option gif89a didn't work), then converted the JPEGs to GIFs of the appropriate size, and then I used something called whirlgif to make the final thumbnail (and then of course I deleted the intermediate JPEGs and GIFs). Now I just need to fix up the rest of the code and make it look pretty. :) For any Smash Bros enthusiasts, you may want to check out the video of two Mewtwo's gangbanging Falco. Thanks for the help! On 6/20/05, Randolph Baden <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Woo hoo! Thanks everyone. Now I just have to code that bad boy up. > When I get the time for it. :/ > > On 6/20/05, Rob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Mon, Jun 20, 2005 at 01:05:54PM -0400, Randolph Baden wrote: > > > Thanks! That sounds awesome. Now a follow-up question.... is there > > > a command line tool to take a series of jpegs (or ppm, or probably > > > gif) and turn them into an animated gif? That would be pretty > > > awesome. :) > > > > `animate` in the same ImageMagik package that convert ships with. > > > > - Rob > > . > > > > > -- > -Randy Baden > AIM: Randofu > Cell: 301-751-5114 > -- -Randy Baden AIM: Randofu Cell: 301-751-5114
