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Save image sequence as AVIHello,
I have an application in VB 2005 in which a PictureBox is drawn onto at runtime. I would like to save the sequence of the pictures at each update into an AVI file with a user-specified frame rate. Is there an easy way to do that (preferrably without third party components)? Thanks for help, "Miha Ambroz" <brez.doru***@amis.net> wrote in message Must it be an AVI? Why not an animated GIF?news:dqipb1$s9s$1@planja.arnes.si... > I have an application in VB 2005 in which a PictureBox is drawn onto at > runtime. I would like to save the sequence of the pictures at each > update into an AVI file with a user-specified frame rate. Is there an > easy way to do that (preferrably without third party components)? Homer J Simpson wrote:
>> I have an application in VB 2005 in which a PictureBox is drawn onto at I would prefer an AVI, so that I don't have to re-encode it afterwards.>> runtime. I would like to save the sequence of the pictures at each >> update into an AVI file with a user-specified frame rate. > Must it be an AVI? Why not an animated GIF? The images are also rather big and there's a lot of them, so I don't know whether an animated GIF would perform well. 
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