Re: [MacPerl-Modules] quicktime?

[Eric Fixler <fix@idiom.com>]

I'm not sure about the details of doing this with QuickTimeVR, but 
you can definitely use AppleEvents to add frames to movies, and there 
are various ways, using MacPerl and/or AppleEvents, to convert images 
to different formats.

I've done Mac CGIs to do this with AppleScript and Debabelizer.  It's 
really slow, but it's also really easy.

I suspect that some of the Perlish image conversion modules may be 
Unix only, so you may have a problem doing format conversion + QT 
editing in MacPerl.

You may also want to check out QuickTime for Java.

eric

PS: Is this the Kevin Walker I know from NYC?


>At 20.10 -0700 2000.02.29, Kevin Walker wrote:
>>Is there a perl module that can combine images (GIFs, say) into a
>>quicktime movie?  Into some other movie format?  I see there is a
>  >Mac::QuicktimeVR module, but this doesn't seem to do the trick.
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