A Bash script for creating videos from a sequence of images using FFmpeg.
The generate_videos.sh
script is a convenient tool for creating videos from a series of images. It utilizes the FFmpeg multimedia framework to combine a collection of images into a video file. This script is particularly useful for creating time-lapse videos or animations from a sequence of image frames.
Key features and highlights:
- Simple to use: Just provide the script with a directory containing image frames, and it will generate a video for you.
- Customizable: You can easily adjust the frame rate and output format according to your needs.
- Requires FFmpeg: Ensure that FFmpeg is installed on your system before using the script.
Before using the generate_videos.sh
script, you must have FFmpeg installed on your system. You can download and install FFmpeg from the official website: FFmpeg.
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Place your image frames in a directory (e.g.,
frames/
) in sequential order, such asimage_0001.png
,image_0002.png
, etc. -
Open a terminal and navigate to the directory containing the script.
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Run the script using the following command, specifying the input and output directories:
./generate_videos.sh