Hi,
You can convert the .png files to .bmp file using convert program (part of
Imagemagick). Then you can combine .bmp files
to make .avi file using AVI creator (windows program freeware). This avi
file can be used directly in MS power point.
Hope this helps...
Karthik
On 5/26/07, Ibrahim M
Hi Ibrahim,
I have used pretty much the same options for mencoder as you.
mencoder "mf://myfile*.*[0-9].png" -mf fps=18 -o mymovie.mpg -ovc lavc
-lavcopts vcodec=msmpeg4v2:vbitrate=9000
(and yes, 18fps is on the slow side, but in my opinion sufficient)
Several people have played these movies
hi Ibrahim
To convert your .png files to .avi on a PC, try VideoMach at
http://www.gromada.com/videomach.html
You can try it for free for a limited period, but after that you may well think
it is worth the 25 dollars or so...
best wishes
Pete
- Forwarded message from "Ibrahim M. Moustafa"
Good to see people are interested in using QC. It seems that indvidual
animations aren't really the way you are *supposed* to use it, but it works
really wel. A lot of tutorials are geared towards doing things like realtime
RSS feed renderings etc.
This tutorial gives a nice overview (I'd rea
Hi,
You can convert the .png files to .bmp file using convert program (part of
Imagemagick). Then you can combine .bmp files
to make .avi file using AVI creator (windows program freeware). This avi
file can be used directly in MS power point.
Hope this helps...
Karthik
On 5/26/07, Ibrahim
