Dear Rick and Felix,
1. Rick
Thank you very much. That's brilliant!!!
2. Rick
Hand that man a Kewpie doll!
Obviously! Why would I keep those little things
just as Rick had written them??? I'm so used to
editing weird little things like that at work that
naturally I assume they're formatting errors here
too!
What some people can do with MS Word is impressive
in it's unintentional consequences %))
You can't believe how happy you've made me. I
believe this form of video editing is available in
things like Adobe Premier (I'm not certain, but
I've 'heard'). However, I use Kino, GIMP,
Avidemux, Gop Chop etc for my editing and
dvdstyler etc for making the DVDs (I've got three
kids). Many of the rels and friends who watch the
videos (dunno why they've stopped coming around as
much??? ;)) are impressed by what can be achieved
(I know I am) but this was something I've
struggled with working out for a while.
For those who recall, I posted this last time as
the 'Brady Bunch' effect :)
I'm finishing off a video for my youngest child's
naming day and this will be such a cool effect.
Again, thanks so very much, you help is greatly
and warmly appreciated.
Regards,
Patrick
Subject:
Re: [SLUG] looking for a command to automatically create sequentially
numbered files
From:
Felix Sheldon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:
Sun, 09 Mar 2008 00:07:45 +1100
To:
slug@slug.org.au
To:
slug@slug.org.au
It looks like you might be using single quotes and not back-ticks (on
the ~ key).
This works for me, with the echo in there at least.
for i in `seq 1 125`; do j=`printf %06d $i`; echo montage -geometry
+4+4 a_$j.jpeg b_$j.jpeg c_$j.jpeg d_$j.jpeg montage$j.jpeg; done
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