Re: [PyOpenGL-Users] animation question
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From: Larry C. <cu...@we...> - 2010-03-12 22:42:45
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Nicolas, Miriam, and Ian, Thanks for your responses. Here's where I am so far... At 04:15 PM 3/10/2010, Ian Mallett wrote: >I've been trying to install mencoder for a while--for some reason, the command line doesn't recognize "mencoder" as a program. I thought I installed it properly. Ideas? >Thanks, >Ian I didn't try mencoder, so i have no info on that. ImageMagick appeared to be primarily oriented toward still manipulation with limited movie file creation features. ffmpeg is very powerful with lots of parameters. i was able to create mpeg files with the standard compression artifacts. but i really need an uncompressed movie. the ones i created with ffmpeg wouldn't play on windows media player or real player. could have been a codec problem or any number of incorrectly set parameters. didn't debug that any further. went back to <http://gromada.com/videomach/videomach.php>VideoMach. contacted their tech support who said my problem was a known bug they were working on. in the meantime, they gave me a workaround and i was able to create uncompressed .avi files totally under python control with this code: arglist = ["slug", "/openfile = c:/images/*.bmp", "/savevideo = c:/movie.avi", "/start", "/exit"] os.spawnv(os.P_WAIT, c:/Program Files/VideoMach/videomach.exe, arglist) assumes all the input .bmp files are in the directory c:/images and are successively numbered like: "any_filename_0001.bmp" hope this may be of help to someone... Larry Cuba |