Thanks for useful info ! But... when I want to check/analyze a video I want to use single-stepping and/or slow-motion, enhance contrast/brightness and capture stills or short sections of the movie. Are there any free (or cheap) utilities for some of that ? In general, those who use video for satellite observations should collaborate to create a satobs.org web page, or at least a sub-section of satobs.org/orbsoft.html to describe video production and analysis tools. 2012/9/22 joseph daniel <station969@hotmail.com>: > > Hi Bjorn : > > > Yes , the Wiki mentioned that . In fact it even plays in my version of Opera too , as I just found > out . However , being a longtime hobbyist computer animator I've seen many animation & video codecs > come and go . Some took years and years to establish themselves and some never even caught on . > > > I think the point of my mail was to try and suggest to others to just stick with the tried & true if a > person is wanting others to view the upload, easily , by simply clicking on a link , instead of having > to install new software first . > > > The freeware method I mentioned above is perfect for short animated clips . For longer video/animated > clips there are many other freeware video solutions such as the link below to 'Handbrake' which will not > only convert a video into a Flash animation but will even build the web page with the flash video in it , > for you to upload to your server (MS Windows & Mobile only) . 48 other free audio/video softwares also . > > > Hope this helps others with any video conversion tasks they may encounter . > > http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-Video-to-Flash-Converter.htm > _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-l
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