[FFmpeg-user] create movie from stills with interframe mix

[Dan Desjardins]

Oh my!  You are absolutely RIGHT!  I ca just create the blended frames
myself then just order the list!  Dub!  Thanks for the much needed wake up
slap!

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Alexander Bokovikov <openworld at uralweb.ru> wrote:

From: "destek" <dan.desjardins at wxc.com>
> So it would be [image1][image1 & image2 blended][image 2][image 2 &
image3
> blended][image3]... and so on...
> Is this feasible?

Do you want to make a "blend" transition between the
_source_still_images_?
Or what does it mean  [image1 & image2..]?
If yes, then why not to do the job without ffmpeg? Just combine two
bitmaps -- it's very easy to do it using any programming language.

HTH!

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