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| khorsandreza |
Posted - Jan 20 2019 : 08:24:37
Hello
I am using the Imageen Components to convert a limited number of images to a video file in AVI format. But I do not know what's wrong with my writing code? Only the first image will be created in the video file. And the rest of the images will not be shown.
I've attached the example to you, please give me a guide.
Yours sincerely
R.Khorsandi
attach/khorsandreza/201912082418_avi.zip
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| zerob |
Posted - Jan 25 2019 : 04:04:32
Try to make all images the same size (painting them on a black background if needed) and make them even (dividable by 2... for example not 5 pixels but 4) |
| khorsandreza |
Posted - Jan 23 2019 : 16:19:22
Sample my photos
attach/khorsandreza/2019123161652_1.zip
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| zerob |
Posted - Jan 23 2019 : 08:07:25
Maybe it has to do with the image dimension. What size does your portrait have? |
| khorsandreza |
Posted - Jan 23 2019 : 06:42:03
Hello dear Nigel
Thanks to my troubleshooting guide, this problem has been resolved.
There is only one bug. If the images are portraits, the video file will be corrupted. |
| zerob |
Posted - Jan 23 2019 : 03:19:31
Nigels demo is nice, and if you want each image to be shown for 10 seconds, save each image 10 times before loading the next one.
This way you present the same image, 1 frame for 1 frame per second 10 seconds = 10 times.
Here is the modified version... i set it to show a frame for 1 second and save it 10 times (10 seconds)...
procedure TForm1.btnSaveClick(Sender: TObject);
const
Radius_Cinepack_Compressor_4CC = 'cvid';
Microsoft_Video_1_Compressor_4CC = 'msvc';
var
I,iSeconds: Integer;
begin
// Init AVI
fHiddenIEView := TImageEnView.Create(nil);
DeleteFile( edtFilename.Text );
fHiddenIEView.IO.CreateAVIFile( edtFilename.Text, 1, Microsoft_Video_1_Compressor_4CC ); // show each frame for 1 second
for I := 0 to lbxFiles.Items.Count - 1 do
begin
// Add a frame
fHiddenIEView.IO.LoadFromFile( lbxFiles.Items[ i ]);
fHiddenIEView.IO.Params.BitsPerSample := 8;
fHiddenIEView.IO.Params.SamplesPerPixel := 3;
for iSeconds:= 9 downto 0 do // save it 10 times for 10 seconds
fHiddenIEView.IO.SaveToAVI;
end;
// Save AVI
fHiddenIEView.IO.CloseAVIFile;
FreeAndNil( fHiddenIEView );
ImageEnMView1.MIO.LoadFromFile( edtFilename.Text );
btnPlay.Enabled := True;
end; |
| xequte |
Posted - Jan 22 2019 : 23:16:11
Hi
Please try this demo...
attach/xequte/201912223166_ImagesToAvi.zip
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Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
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| zerob |
Posted - Jan 22 2019 : 17:06:15
Try to set the rate to 1 and save each image 10 times as you need to have a frame each second for these 10 seconds per image...
Also your "DeleteFile( PStr );" should not be called after "ImageEnView1.IO.CreateAVIFile(...".
Call it before creating a new AVI file.
Is there a reason for setting "SamplesPerPixel" to 1 (Gray scale) and not 3 (RGB).
Maybe you need to check the image sizes to make sure that all images are the same size and also have the right dimension for your video format (there are standard dimensions and some formats also need the sizes to be multiples of 2,4 or 8). I don't know if ImageEn handles that for you automatically or if you need to do that by yourself... |
| khorsandreza |
Posted - Jan 22 2019 : 13:41:15
Hello
Thanks for your advice, but with the changes that you said, there was no change in the output file, only the first frame fits right. If the images are corrupted, I will send the output example again.
If I want to insert 10 images in AVI file and show each photo for 10 seconds, how to create a drawing order? What changes should I make?
attach/khorsandreza/2019122133945_Temp.zip
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| khorsandreza |
Posted - Jan 22 2019 : 13:11:11
Hello
Thanks for your advice, but with the changes that you said, there was no change in the output file, only the first frame fits right. If the images are corrupted, I will send the output example again.
If I want to insert 10 images in AVI file and show each photo for 10 seconds, how to create a drawing order? What changes should I make? |
| klausdoege |
Posted - Jan 22 2019 : 08:35:06
Hi,
you have only 15 pictures in your list.
Here you say the Avi has 10 Pictures per Sec.
-> ImageEnView1.IO.CreateAVIFile( PStr, 10, 'DIB
Now you insert 15 pictures in the Avi.
-> for I := 0 to Grid.Items.Count-1 do
But 15 / 10 is one Pictures in one sec.
Try follow:
-> ImageEnView1.IO.CreateAVIFile( PStr, 1, 'DIB
-> for I := 0 to Grid.Items.Count-1 do
Now you have a AVI with 15 Pictures over 15 sec.
I hope this is useful for you
Klaus
Klaus
www.klausdoege.de |
| khorsandreza |
Posted - Jan 21 2019 : 14:36:00
Hello dear friends
For this problem, do not have a suggested solution?
Var
I:Integer;
const
Radius_Cinepack_Compressor_4CC = 'cvid';
Microsoft_Video_1_Compressor_4CC = 'msvc';
begin
Try
xCount:= 0;
ImageEnView1.IO.CreateAVIFile( PStr, 10, 'DIB ');//Microsoft_Video_1_Compressor_4CC );
// ImageEnView1.AutoFit:=True;
DeleteFile( PStr );
for I := 0 to Grid.Items.Count-1 do
Begin
_ShowImageName:= Grid.Items[I];
ImageEnView1.IO.LoadFromFileJpeg(_ShowImageName);
ImageEnView1.IO.Params.BitsPerSample := 8;
ImageEnView1.IO.Params.SamplesPerPixel := 1;
ImageEnView1.IO.SaveToAVI();
Application.ProcessMessages;
Sleep(1000);
End;
ImageEnView1.IO.CloseAVIFile;
FreeAndNil( ImageEnView1 );
ImageEnMView1.MIO.LoadFromFile( PStr );
Except
ImageEnView1.IO.CloseAVIFile;
FreeAndNil( ImageEnView1 );
ImageEnMView1.MIO.LoadFromFile( PStr );
End;
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