Creating an animation from a series of image, snow leopard Quicktime 7 fails
Quicktime 7 allowed a user to be able to select a series of images and create an movie file with a time interval..
The Quicktime 7 for Snow Leopard from the Snow Leopard Installer dvd does not allow you to select more than one image..
How can I create a movie from a series of images jpgs.s...
We do scientific work climate modeling and this was a great tool to create animations..
Where did it go.. there is no ability to do this in Quicktime X..
Does anyone know how to make this functionality work?
Ok I got it...
Just select the first frame and then you get a dialog box that sets the time interval...
It AUTOMATICALLY selects all the rest of the images if they are sequentially numbered...
doh..
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