On Thu, 28 Oct 2004, Matto Marjanovic wrote:
>STEP 2: > >I use lavtrans to 'grow' a new avi file by adding 'single_picture.avi' to >itself and repeat that 100 times, like so (pseudo code): ...
Or,
cat picture.ppm | ppmtoy4m -n 100 -r -F 25:1 -I t -L | ...
That would work in this particular case, but not in the general case where one may want to put a progressive animation in front of captured video material.
The manpage has an example of this. Poor, lonely manpage. Never gets read.
I did read it. I just want to keep my methods a bit general, for scripting purposes. :)
ps: "-I t" or "-I b" should make no difference if the input is a single
progressive frame. (But I cannot vouch for the back-n-forth to AVI...)
I don't know about TV screens, but on a computer monitor you don't want to use -I b. Try it. It looks interlaced... :D
Dik
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