Let's say that you have a number of images, named image001.jpeg, image002.jpeg, image003.jpeg etc., and you want to merge them into a single movie, for example to create a time-lapse video.
FFmpeg is a great commend-line tool for doing this kind of stuff. To use FFmpeg to create the movie "outmovie.mp4", with 25 frames per second and reasonable quality, enter
ffmpeg -i image%03d.jpeg -sameq -r 25 outmovie.mp4
Note the format image%03d.jpeg, indicating that the numbering of the files has three digits with (possible) leading zeros. To set the output bitrate explicitly to for example 64 kbits/s, use the switch "-b 64k" rather than "-sameq". See the
FFmpeg documentation for lots of other possibilities.
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Thanks! Just used this to make a movie out of png files exported from Synfig Studio and it worked great.
Glad to be of help!
You may want to scale images first. ImageMagic is the best.
> mogrify -resize 1024x768 -verbose *.JPG
More: http://www.imagemagick.org/www/mogrify.html
Thanks for this awesome example !!!
Greetings from Guatemala.
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