On Wednesday, January 12, 2011 at 11:22 AM, Mathieu Alorent wrote: > Le mercredi 12 janvier 2011 à 16:38 +0100, Ingo Schmid a écrit : > > > I had success with using wpic then convert (imagemagick) to create a > > movie-like stack of images. I think I used pngs or jpgs to create an > > mpeg. Sorry I don't remember exactly, but it was surprisingly easy. > > > > > > Thanks for your response. > > This is what I've done before my question. > > => wpic -> then read it with imagemagick -> wpic -> imagemagick -> gif > > But this consume lots of memory and disk I/O :( > > I plan to do like Doug has proposed: > wpic several images and then use gifsicle to generate a > compressed/optimized animated gif. > > > >
It would be really nice if PDL::IO::GD supported this directly. That said, I've had personal issues with PDL::IO::GD, so I myself am not using it... to paraphrase Larry Wall, in spite of having an uzi, I am using it as a club... I loop over my piddle and use plain GD. Anyway, that is another story. Definitely, replacing all the wpic/imagemagick Rube-Goldberesque processing with a simple PDL call would be. use PDL::FancyGraphics; $three_d_piddle->animated_gif(); where the third dimension is time. -- Puneet Kishor Sent with Sparrow
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