Hi All,
Thanks for your replies! I haven't had time to check out any of the
suggestions. In general, as a working scientist, I'm looking for a
tool that I can use when I want to browse through a bunch of
simulation plots, by myself or with others. I really like quicktime's
interface - you hit
Hi
Have you tried Cinepaint ?
I got it installed, there is a kind of flipbook in it.
http://cinepaint.org
Cheers
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Hallo
> Is there a way with mjpeg tools to make such a 'control file,' that
> just instructs a viewer to show the follow files, with some frame rate
> and other data? And are there viewers for such a format?
I think that this is not really possible witht he mjpegtools.
I think that some people h
On Wed, 24 May 2006, David Strozzi wrote:
Is there a way with mjpeg tools to make such a 'control file,' that
just instructs a viewer to show the follow files, with some frame rate
and other data? And are there viewers for such a format?
How about a simple BASH script that uses an ordinary im
