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selina1

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Jun 12, 2010
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Hi;
I need help in a task I am about to do, I am a beginner with video files and hope any one can help me.
I have a number of bmp images saved as RGB data produced by OpenGL, C++ program. The RGB data are the colour values of every pixel of the 1024 x 768 pixels screen. The images are 96 fixed images and I need to display these images as a video stream over 4 seconds (24 images per second).
So, how can I save the data of these images in a video file so that I can play these images over 4 seconds as a sequence? I wish to know a way to do that, knowing that I am really beginner, so I need to know what are the tools I need to use and what is the way to use them in order to perform the mentioned task.
Thanking you very much in advance.
 
Quicktime 7 can import images as a sequence.

You can install it from the Snow Leopard installation disc.
 
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MisterMe & Pressure

Thank you very much for help.

these look vital points I will use them.

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Hi;
I need help in a task I am about to do, I am a beginner with video files and hope any one can help me.
I have a number of bmp images saved as RGB data produced by OpenGL, C++ program. The RGB data are the colour values of every pixel of the 1024 x 768 pixels screen. The images are 96 fixed images and I need to display these images as a video stream over 4 seconds (24 images per second).
So, how can I save the data of these images in a video file so that I can play these images over 4 seconds as a sequence? I wish to know a way to do that, knowing that I am really beginner, so I need to know what are the tools I need to use and what is the way to use them in order to perform the mentioned task.
Thanking you very much in advance.

Not 100% sure, but I believe Graphic Converter might also be able to string together a movie frame by frame. I know you can use it to make make animated gifs that way.
 
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