Thanks Ewan and Jeremy,
there wouldn't be much interaction in the Java3D "animation" that I
would want to capture, so you've given me a little hope.
Cheers,
-Paul
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From: "Jeremy Booth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi
try google and the list archives, this topic comes up time and again, the
easy answer is, it sux, if you cache the frames to memory you run out damn
quickly, if you sync them right away to disk, you end up with disk IO for
*every* frame, which isn't good either. I have tried a few programs tha
Presumably, it is possible to generate a MPEG movie (or any other format
eg. avi, quick time etc) from a long series of Java 3D frames?
Does anyone have any experience of doing so? How successful was it? Did
you capture the sound aswell.
Could you please give any insights into how best to do this.
