At 12:34 PM -0800 11/28/01, John.Maloney at disney.com wrote:
>I'm hoping that we can find a way to export a Squeak JPEG movies
>in a form that can be imported into a high-end video program and
>turned into a movie in MPEG, Quicktime, or other popular digital
>video formats for those who desire to publish their movies outside
>the Squeak community. (I believe that Adobe Premier, for example,
>can create a movie from a folder full of individual frames, and it
>would be easy to export all the frames of a JPEG movie.)

I use QuickTime Pro to do this regularly.  For example, I recently 
had a movie of my screen to demonstrate CoWeb (captured via 
Timbuktu), but it was my whole 1152x780 screen, and I only wanted the 
upper left corner.  iMovie can't crop frames.  I understand that 
FinalCut Pro can, but I don't have that.  I used QuickTime Pro to 
output the frames as a series of PNGs, then GraphicConverter to batch 
crop the images, then QuickTime Pro to suck them back into QuickTime 
movie.  Worked great!

Mark

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