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==== Using <tt>ffmpeg</tt> ====
==== Using <tt>ffmpeg</tt> ====
* Download and install <tt>ffmpeg</tt> either via [[homebrew]], compiling or just downloading binary from: http://ffmpegmac.net
* Download and install <tt>ffmpeg</tt> either via [[homebrew]], compiling or just downloading binary from: http://ffmpegmac.net
* This…<br><tt>~/bin/ffmpeg -t 20 -f image2 -r 1 -loop 1 -i "%04d.jpg" -r 30 "out.mov"</tt><ref>Since the pictures taken are named like this: <tt>2014-03-30_10-17-02.jpg, you will have to rename them, for example with a [[Script for renaming files using numbers|little script]] or [[Better Finder Rename]]</tt></ref><br>…will create a movie with 1fps, TBD
* This…<br><tt>~/bin/ffmpeg -t 20 -f image2 -r 1 -loop 1 -i "%14d.jpg" -r 30 "out.mov"</tt><ref>Since the pictures taken are named like this: <tt>2014-03-30_10-17-02.jpg, you will have to rename them, for example with a [[Script for renaming files using numbers|little script]] or [[Better Finder Rename]]</tt></ref><br>…will create a movie with 1fps, TBD


==== Using <tt>mencoder</tt> ====
==== Using <tt>mencoder</tt> ====

Revision as of 23:16, 30 March 2014

The Mission

Trying to combine many .jpg-files into one movie, using my Mac with Mac OS X 10.8 Snow Leopard.

The Solution(s)

Using ffmpeg

  • Download and install ffmpeg either via homebrew, compiling or just downloading binary from: http://ffmpegmac.net
  • This…
    ~/bin/ffmpeg -t 20 -f image2 -r 1 -loop 1 -i "%14d.jpg" -r 30 "out.mov"[1]
    …will create a movie with 1fps, TBD

Using mencoder

  • tbd*

  1. Since the pictures taken are named like this: 2014-03-30_10-17-02.jpg, you will have to rename them, for example with a little script or Better Finder Rename