We are working on using the Firefogg extension to "render" browser DOM
states to ogg video with attached audio tracks. This is part of an
effort to support "flattening" edited sequences that may include
javascript effects and css/html/svg/dom overlays into a flat ogg video
that any ogg player can view.
If you can modify any of the mentioned javascript slide-show
applications you could in add in an export function.
You will need Firefox 3.5.x and the firefogg extension installed. (
and example usage here...
... looks like the example has not been updated for the new api... I
have cc'ed jan the firefogg developer perhaps he can plop in a quick fix
...( looks like its calling the addAudioUrl without the duration
parameter? )
--michael
Federico Leva (Nemo) wrote:
Daniel Schwen, 22/09/2009 14:45:
This is neat. Needs randomizing, noscroll, wait
until images are fully
loaded, opacity/fading, Ken Burnsing(?)
But still it's great (and sooo quick). Thank you, Magnus!
But it is not what the uploader asked for, I
guess. There are many
tools that do what he wants: Gwenview/Digikam, Kdenlive for example.
Actually the most annoying thing is to download all images individually,
then Magnus tool is (already) very useful. The problem is how to convert
the loop into a (not huge) video to be watched without internet
connection or combined with an audio recording.
Thanks,
Nemo
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