Pierre Dumuid wrote:
Actually, I did some more digging:
http://www.fourcc.org/indexcod.htm?main=codecs.php
The "rle " codec could be it.. The link's broken, but searching for
"qtrle" on google (http://www.google.com.au/search?q=qtrle) shows some
source code that could be used to decode the file. It also seems that
ffmpeg already has the decoder built in! If you have could generate
some sample footage, (as small as possible (probably about 30 frames)
since the "Animation codec" seems like it is to be almost raw) Then
could you place it somewhere on the web for a reference sample that
cinelerra should one day handle, (if it currently doesn't).
Cheers,
Pierre
Actually, I just loaded up:
http://www.multimedia.cx/samples/qtrle/Animation-Truecolour.mov into
cinelerra w/out any problems!!! So if this is equivalent to the
"Animation codec" you're likely in luck (for reading the file, but I
don't know about writing to a file!)
Cheers
Pierre
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