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Re: open image sequence in quicktime
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Re: open image sequence in quicktime


  • Subject: Re: open image sequence in quicktime
  • From: Andrina Kelly <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 1 Feb 2005 15:13:25 -0500

So, my set of images are sequentially named tif's, the issue appears to lie with where the images reside however...

If I move images onto my local drive the both of the examples given by Jake below work just fine, however, my images reside on an automounted NFS volume, so their path resembles something like:

set pictureFile to "private:Network:Servers:server:name:mount:directory:image001.tif"

We have symbolic links set up in our file systems also coming from the root of the local drive - i.e.:

set pictureFile to "Macintosh HD:symlink:server:name:mount:directory:image001.tif"

both open QuickTime, but neither even appear to attempt to open the files...

I'm guessing there's something I don't understand about invisible directories and applescript?

Cheers for the help thus far,
Andrina

On 1-Feb-05, at 1:56 PM, Jake Pietrykowski wrote:

Hi Andrina,

I've looked around for an answer to this, but I can't seem to find anything
relating to opening a sequence of tif files (or any other image format for
that matter) in QuickTime Pro. I've tried with the script below, and I've
tried setting the pictureFile to just the directory where the tif files reside
- the Applescript activates QuickTime, but doesn't open any files - nor does
it produce an error...


Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

set pictureFile to "Macintosh HD:path:to:file.tif"
tell application "QuickTime Player"
    activate
    open image sequence pictureFile
end tell

Two ways to do this:

set pictureFile to "Macintosh HD:path:to:file.tif"
tell application "QuickTime Player"
    activate
    open image sequence file pictureFile
end tell

OR

set pictureFile to "Macintosh HD:path:to:file.tif" as alias
tell application "QuickTime Player"
    activate
    open image sequence pictureFile
end tell

You can also specify frames per second:

open image sequence pictureFile frames per second 15

Cheers,
Jake



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