Hello,
Is it possible to convert a list of images (JPEGs, PNGs, ...) located in a directory to a video file (avi or whatever) ?
Thanks in advance.
Convert a list of images to a video
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not via vlc 
, but for windows you have the windows movie maker.
, but for windows you have the windows movie maker.Visit: VLC and Other alternatives to Popular Media Players
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MetalheadGautham
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even openoffice.org's impress, available for all platforms, can export a slideshow as a swf object. it can be embeded in webpages:shock: when you click, it goes to next slide 
Visit: VLC and Other alternatives to Popular Media Players
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Well, you can with VLC, but this is tricky.not via vlc
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Anyone tried to do it with fake:// ?
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