Hi All

Anyone know of a program that will convert digital time laps stills (JPEG)
to a movie format (avi, mpeg etc..) without loosing the quality or reduction
of picture size. The program I have at the moment only allows up to 200
photos at a time ( I have 850 in total) and it reduces the image size by a
quarter. Can anyone suggest a free program that I can download and use
without too much fuss?

Many thanks

Naveed

Quicktime Pro can do this. It's not free (but the $30 is well spent)

Cheers - Neil

On Mon, 23 May 2005 11:41:06 +0100, "corlioni1976"
wrote:

Hi All

Anyone know of a program that will convert digital time laps stills (JPEG)
to a movie format (avi, mpeg etc..) without loosing the quality or reduction
of picture size. The program I have at the moment only allows up to 200
photos at a time ( I have 850 in total) and it reduces the image size by a
quarter. Can anyone suggest a free program that I can download and use
without too much fuss?

Many thanks

Naveed

** And VirtualDub (I've just remembered) is free, and you can "Open
Video - Image Sequence" then set the fps to say 0.25fps. And Save-As
AVI or MPEG.

Now all you have to do is make sure the images are named with a
predicatable, sequential numbering system (same file stem but
different suffix in sequence order)

Cheers - Neil

On Mon, 23 May 2005 11:41:06 +0100, "corlioni1976"
wrote:

Hi All

Anyone know of a program that will convert digital time laps stills (JPEG)
to a movie format (avi, mpeg etc..) without loosing the quality or reduction
of picture size. The program I have at the moment only allows up to 200
photos at a time ( I have 850 in total) and it reduces the image size by a
quarter. Can anyone suggest a free program that I can download and use
without too much fuss?

Many thanks

Naveed

corlioni1976 wrote:
Hi All

Anyone know of a program that will convert digital time laps stills (JPEG)
to a movie format (avi, mpeg etc..) without loosing the quality or reduction
of picture size. The program I have at the moment only allows up to 200
photos at a time ( I have 850 in total) and it reduces the image size by a
quarter. Can anyone suggest a free program that I can download and use
without too much fuss?

Many thanks

Naveed


Or videomach, iirc, converts between all sorts of formats. I'm not
entirely sure whether the current version is free - used to be so for
private use.

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