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Turns a series of JPEG files into a video.
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| #!/bin/bash | |
| # usage: cd <directory full of JPGs> && make_timelapse | |
| mkdir ./captures | |
| COUNTER=0; | |
| for i in `find . -name '*.JPG'` ; | |
| do | |
| #Write the filename to be friendly with ffmpeg's odd filename input | |
| FILENAME=`printf '%04d.jpg' $COUNTER` | |
| cp $i ./captures/$FILENAME | |
| let COUNTER=COUNTER+1; | |
| done | |
| nice ffmpeg -r 20 -vcodec copy -i ./captures/%4d.jpg timelapse.mov | |
| rm -rf ./captures |
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To be honest I have no idea where that codec is coming from. I think I installed ffmpeg via homebrew on osx and that was it. If image2 works for you great.