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Re: making a video (animated plot)
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Pantxo |
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Re: making a video (animated plot) |
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Thu, 3 Oct 2019 07:18:20 -0500 (CDT) |
Andreas Weber-6 wrote
> I've started a new interface using OpenCV functions, see this branch
> https://sourceforge.net/p/octave/video/ci/devel/tree/
>
> But no one seems interested
>
> -- Andy
What makes you think no one is interested? On the contrary, I think many
people would be very happy to have a standardized way to produce videos
straight from Octave.
Like Francesco, for years, I have been using my own recipe which consisted
in printing each frame to png (fastidious) and using ffmpeg (or avconv) to
pack them into a video (e.g. "avconv -r 10 -i im%03d.png -b:v 1000k
test.mp4").
I'd be very happy to help you get VideoWriter to work but I am (as most
people on this list) completely ignorant when it comes to installing/testing
a package without a proper tarball?
Can you give instructions on how to test the new functionalities?
Thanks,
Pantxo
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