Can I write a AVI file adding images (BufferedImages) of one in one?

Hi!! I show some point clouds in Java3D, then I get the BufferedImages of each scene, but I want to make a AVI file of the following way:
1)I make (ans I show it) a scene 3D.
2)I get a BufferedImage of this scene.
3)I use a JMF processor to add this bufferedImage to the file .AVI.
4) I return to the step 1).
Regards!

If you were using OSX 10.7 then you could go back to a previous version, but you have overwritten the file.
Peter

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