Thanks a bundle! Allmost hits the spot :) I still have the problem of having bmp:s with a longer interval than 1 second apart (typically 6 seconds per image ... air traffic controller application), which is a problem since the framerate minimum of this plugin seems to be "1" or at least no fractions. But as I think of it maybe it should be possible to fix this problem with a smart combination of ChangeFPS and AssumeFPS (provided those functions accept fractions of course) thanks again cheers
After a little thinking I realise i don't need fractions at all. LoadPlugin("c:\ImageSequence.dll") first_frame=0000 last_frame=0062 seconds_per_still=6 ImageSequence("S:\images2\r%.4d.bmp",first_frame,last_frame,1) bicubicresize(720,576) changeFPS(seconds_per_still*25) AssumeFPS(25) ... so the 1 picture per 6 seconds gets to be a proper 25 fps stream with the right duration ready for DVD encoding. Thanks for the support cheers
No it works fine on my computer, it's pasted directly from a working script. Would you care to state the error message? What format are your pictures in? I use the latest (2.06) version for this, but that shouldn't be necessary. Did you get the plugin? (Had to ask). IMGLIB.DLL goes in the windows\system directory if you're using w98 or below, windows\system32 otherwise. cheers
Here's a script that I am using to create a sequence from a single 24bit picture. This also works with .BMP files, as long as they are 24bit color depth. #LoadPlugin("D:\Program Files\HOLDER\ImageSequence.dll") #ImageSequence("path",firstframe,lastframe,fps) ImageSequence("D:\Program Files\HOLDER\BLUE1.tga",1,1,24).loop(200) FI=reverse(fadeout2(36)) # "FADEIN2" function fadeout2(FI,36) # FADEOUT2 function
--------------------- Если ты споткнулся и упал, это еще не значит, что идешь не туда.