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In lugnet.trains, Todd Lehman writes:
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> What's a good way to take a whole bunch of frames and string them together
> into an MPEG movie?
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> I know how to batch crop and downsample using standard Unix tools like the
> PNM utilities, but I don't yet know how to make an MPEG. I've got an OS X
> laptop and a RedHat Linux server at my disposal. Maybe there's an easy way
> using iMovie.
I can't speak about iMovie, but iPhoto can do what you are asking. Here are
the steps:
1) import all the pictures
2) select all the pictures
3) File menu>Export-choose the Quicktime tab
4) press 'export'
I just tested it out with a bunch of 1200 x 1600 pics reduced to a 640 x 480
movie. 288 frames
total-took under 5 minutes once the importing was done.
I hope that solves the problem for you!
-Dave
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