no quicktime export
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no quicktime export
Hello there,
I've downloaded Moho today, for trying this out ..and it looks really nice !!
I am running it on mandrake 10 and just finished part1 of the basic tutorial
Now i cannot export to quicktime, is this correct ?? The option is simply not available.
The moho-dir is installed in a place on PATH and i have the quicktime-libs, so i hope it's just something i am missing..
I've downloaded Moho today, for trying this out ..and it looks really nice !!
I am running it on mandrake 10 and just finished part1 of the basic tutorial
Now i cannot export to quicktime, is this correct ?? The option is simply not available.
The moho-dir is installed in a place on PATH and i have the quicktime-libs, so i hope it's just something i am missing..
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A quick Google search came up with this:AcouSvnt wrote:I wish I knew how to then convert those sequences into avis.
http://www.wischik.com/lu/programmer/avi_utils.html
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Linux image sequence to AVI
One Linux solution for image sequences to AVI files is mencoder:
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/me ... mages.html
This is what I have used in Mandrake 10.0 (mencoder can be installed as a binary from the CDs)
Another possibility is transcode, available as source here:
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettinge ... transcode/
Regards, Myles.
http://www.mplayerhq.hu/DOCS/HTML/en/me ... mages.html
This is what I have used in Mandrake 10.0 (mencoder can be installed as a binary from the CDs)
Another possibility is transcode, available as source here:
http://www.theorie.physik.uni-goettinge ... transcode/
Regards, Myles.
Last edited by myles on Mon Nov 08, 2004 3:37 am, edited 1 time in total.
Getting a little off-topic:
A quick Google should retrieve some more information and source code e.g. http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/dataformats/tga/
Otherwise, ImageMagick should let you convert BMPs to TGAs (or some other format).
Regards, Myles.
TGA 1.0 files - particularly uncompressed 24-bit unmapped TGA files - were particularly easy to write if I recall correctly, although they could take up a fair bit of space. They were just a header followed by pixels specified as R G B R G B R G B ... (one byte for each colour). Version 2.0 TGA files added a simple footer and a few other fields.AcouSvnt wrote:The webpage doesn't say anything about taking .BMP files, but for me that's not a moho-related problem (see my earlier post in this thread).
A quick Google should retrieve some more information and source code e.g. http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/dataformats/tga/
Otherwise, ImageMagick should let you convert BMPs to TGAs (or some other format).
Regards, Myles.
BMP files are that simple too. I was managing to write bitmaps before even looking at any docs about header data; just a little trial and error experimenting using a hex editor. The only weird thing I discovered about them is that if the width isn't a multiple of 4, you have to add extra filler bytes after each row.
TGA files can have an alpha channel too, though, can't they? This might be a good reason for me to take a day just to add alpha support to the homemade BMP code I've already got ... just add another 2D array to the object, and a function called writeTGA(). Then I can auto-prep my scanned drawings for use in Moho and so forth.
TGA files can have an alpha channel too, though, can't they? This might be a good reason for me to take a day just to add alpha support to the homemade BMP code I've already got ... just add another 2D array to the object, and a function called writeTGA(). Then I can auto-prep my scanned drawings for use in Moho and so forth.
-Keith
Yes. A minor header change (to indicate 32 bit format) and pixels of R G B A R G B A ... (or something like that)AcouSvnt wrote:TGA files can have an alpha channel too, though, can't they?
Sounds cool.AcouSvnt wrote:This might be a good reason for me to take a day just to add alpha support to the homemade BMP code I've already got ... just add another 2D array to the object, and a function called writeTGA(). Then I can auto-prep my scanned drawings for use in Moho and so forth.
Regards, Myles.