[FFmpeg-user] Help with Image render into Video

[Ezequiel França]

Thanks for the responses guys!

The simbolic links and the copy to another directory is exaclty what I 
did not want to do.

I think, it should work with individual -i "filename.png" on the command 
line syntax.

Am I wrong ?

For individual times, I think copy the images is the last resource I 
want to try.

I am lookin for the cleaner solution like "ffmpeg -r N -i File1 -r N/2 
-i File2 ... -r Nn -i Filen  videoout.mp4"


There is a solution to do it like that or I will need to do it using 
others ways ?

Do not forget that the images must to be render using a specific order.



On 23-10-2013 06:44, Paul B Mahol wrote:
> On 10/23/13, Carl Eugen Hoyos <cehoyos at ag.or.at> wrote:
>> Ezequiel Franc,a <ez <at> efs.net.br> writes:
>>
>>> Another question is: There is a way to have different
>>> times for each image, something like "1st image stays
>>>               for 2 sec, 2nd for 5 sec, etc"
>> Assuming you are using "-r 1", "copy" (see below) the
>> first image once, the second four times, etc.
>>
>>> Is this the correct way to do this ?
>>>
>>> A read the documentation and It WORKS using the
>>> pattern *, for all imagens on a specific directory.
>>> I do not want to double the size copying the images
>>> to a directory and using the wildcard syntax.
>> Use symbolic links instead.
> Why? That is extremly bad idea.
>
>> Carl Eugen
>>
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