Hmm, not sure about your question. However, I would suggest researching how to use animated sprites using JavaScript and CSS as an alternative if your animation is small enough. This way your animation can be accessible, degrade gracefully, and not rely on the proprietary Flash format. Ask me off-list if you'd like more details on how to create animated sprites.
On Thu, Apr 17, 2008 at 6:54 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I've generated an animated GIF of a machine part for viewing with a > browser. It works quite well but I'd like to make it interactive, which I > understand isn't possible with a GIF. I know very little of video and tried > this with ffmpeg using "ffmpeg -f gif -i Animation.gif Animation.flv". > Although Animation.flv generates, it won't play with mplayer. The file is > identified as "Macromedia Flash Player" using the file command. > > I found I can generate Animation.avi using "ffmpeg -f gif -i Animation.gif > Animation.avi". That file does play with mplayer. Using ffmpeg -f avi -i > Animation.avi Animation.flv" also produces a Flash file which won't play. > What am I missing when generating? >
