Hi,
This may be more for general discussion and not a specific mjpeg tools
question...
I like to make 'movies' of scientific data generated in matlab. The
usual routine is you make a plot, save it as a frame in a movie data
type, lather rinse repeat. At the end you encode it to an avi. There
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,
This is in reference to a thread from late May. I was traveling and
have now revisited it.
My desire is to find a way to display a set of image files, which are
usually generated by matlab when analyzing simulations or doing
'science.' The best thing I've found is quicktime pro - you can ma
Yikes! You are right, that sentence was error-prone. I come wearing
sackcloth and ashes.
I've done some more digging. Now I'm at home and using linux, instead
of a mac...
I think mencoder fits the bill for turning a set of image files into a
movie.There are several options (mpeg-1 as you m
An image browser seems like the way to go. Provided I find one with a
good enough GUI that I can give a scientific talk using it in
slideshow mode. gnewview (kde), gthumb (gnome) seem like the right
idea. It never dawned on me that various image viewers have this
ability.
Thanks to all,
David
