
An open source solution to make a movie out of still pictures, stills can be of any resolution (highest preferably for best results)
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Changelog
| alpha-0.003 | Now works fine with ImageMagick 6.2.4 (I'm not sure since which version but at one point convert could not handle having 2 "-crop" options on the same command line which resulted in disasters, I simply splitted the command line in 2. |
| alpha-0.002 | Now with NEW "crossfade" feature
It is now possible to make a transition from one picture
to another with a crossfade, using version alpha-0.002
of stills2dv | |
Make a workfile like this one:
img black.png duration 4.33
img crow.jpg startpoint 1865,1012 crossfade 0.33
continue zoom 1,fitwidth duration 5.0
img black.png crossfade 8.33
img wildboar.jpg zoom 1 startpoint 952,1544 crossfade 0.33
continue endpoint 884,1148 duration 0.33
continue zoom 1,fitwidth duration 0.33
img wildboar2.jpg startpoint 1988,1364 zoom fitwidth,1 duration 3.33
continue duration 1.0
img tree.jpg zoom 1 startpoint 1436,2692 crossfade 3.0
continue duration 1.0
continue endpoint 880,1368 duration 3.0
continue endpoint 1148,160 duration 3.0
img black.png crossfade 4.0
img goat.jpg zoom fitwidth crossfade 2.0
continue endpoint 1064,632 zoom 1 duration 6.2
img baldeagle.jpg startpoint 1176,860 zoom 1,fitwidth duration 0.33
continue duration 1.5
img owl.jpg zoom 1 startpoint 857,1012 crossfade 0.2
img baldeagle.jpg startpoint 1176,860 zoom fitwidth crossfade 0.2
img owl.jpg zoom 1 startpoint 857,1012 crossfade 0.2
continue zoom 1,fitwidth duration 5.0
img black.png crossfade 5.0
Run that workfile in stills2dv
./stills2dv -tmpdir tmp workfile outputscript
Run that newly generated outputscript file
. ./outputscript
Encode all those newly produced 1730 frames in a DV stream
encodedv -e 1730 -a wav tmp/tmp%05d.ppm myaudioexample.wav > out.dv
use Kino to assemble cuts and convert to a mpeg file
kino
And look at the result
I created this little example movie with pictures I took myself
and some soundtrack I created from audacity
Download the source
Click here to download the source.
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Requirements
convert (part of Imagemagick)
encodedv (part of libdv)
and I suggest:
Kino