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Re: Save animation to QuickTime movie?




On 20.06.2008, at 09:38, Yung-Luen Lan wrote:

I want to make some slideshow program for myself which display photos
with transition effect and extra text information on it, and save the
slideshow into QuickTime movie.

1. Is Core Image the correct technology to use? I mean that I don't
want to rewrite the common transition effect (dissolve, fade-in, ...)
myself.

Partially. I'd suggest CoreImage + CoreAnimation (timing, fading, ...)

2. How to save the whole slideshow into QuickTime movie? Should I
create each frame and add to QTTrack?

Your nomenclature is mixed up.
Either you want to save it to an QTMovie, which I'd consider a bad idea as you'd need your own MediaHandler and 3rd party MediaHandlers didn't get much love in the recent past (basically, you won't get access to any OpenGL = CoreXXXX features from your own handler).


Or you want to export to an QTMovie, the yes, you do it frame by frame and specify some compression.

Regards,	
	Tom_E
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