18 May
2005
18 May
'05
11 a.m.
Hi,
The frames are PNG-files and named as followed:
frame0001.png, frame0001, ... frame2000.png
For the very same purpose I used mlt (http://mlt.sf.net) and it worked quite well. The command line for the inigo tool is:
inigo -group in=0 out=20 *png -consumer avformat:/tmp/slideshow.mpeg
Thanks for the link but I would really like to use ffmpeg since it comes with my ubuntu installation. MLT is not available in the distribution and I'm already busy compiling and testing my one stuff :) As far as I understand the docu ffmpeg should be able to encode png or jpg images to movie file. Is this true? Regards, Johannes