Converting streaming JPEGs into an mpg or wmv file

Fonz · 2003-08-27, 09:55 AM

anyone knows how to convert streaming video that is made up out of jpeg's into mpg or wmv files?

Extreme John · 2003-08-27, 08:05 PM

That sounds more like a slide show than a video to me. Im hardly the master of video programs, but even using something like a basic video program (Studio DV 8), and taking pieces of jpg photos, draggint them into the timeline and rendering it into a video, would render a video that doesnt look very good (and thats at best).

Fonz · 2003-08-28, 05:26 AM

Yes I know the quality is crap

What I'm trying to do is this. A live cam-site sends several jpg's per second but I'm trying to record these images and put them in an mpg or wmv format to show as previews.

Mikey 219 · 2003-08-28, 09:08 AM

ive never worked with jpegs as the source in premeire, but i suppose you could import the jpegs (there may be a way to import them into the timeline numerically based, i dont know ...

but might take some dicking around to get it to work and the best result.

There is a wealth of information here:

www.dvdrhelp.com

If you dont find an answer send me an email to mb at 219inc dot com, my brother is good at finding solutions for these sort of things and he is familiar with all the lesser known programs like gordian knot (sp?) and others.

There has to be a way to do it, not sure how the final result will look like, but seems you already accept it wont be perfect...

2003-08-27, 09:55 AM	#1
Fonz Former pr0n slinger. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Antwerp, Belgium Posts: 7,932	Converting streaming JPEGs into an mpg or wmv file anyone knows how to convert streaming video that is made up out of jpeg's into mpg or wmv files? __________________ See how I abuse little trees on my Shumi no Bonsai Blog

2003-08-27, 08:05 PM	#2
Extreme John Afro John says: "Touch The Extreme Afro & You'll Be In Extreme Pain!" Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: FL Posts: 1,671	That sounds more like a slide show than a video to me. Im hardly the master of video programs, but even using something like a basic video program (Studio DV 8), and taking pieces of jpg photos, draggint them into the timeline and rendering it into a video, would render a video that doesnt look very good (and thats at best). __________________ September 6, 2007

2003-08-28, 05:26 AM	#3
Fonz Former pr0n slinger. Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Antwerp, Belgium Posts: 7,932	Yes I know the quality is crap What I'm trying to do is this. A live cam-site sends several jpg's per second but I'm trying to record these images and put them in an mpg or wmv format to show as previews. __________________ See how I abuse little trees on my Shumi no Bonsai Blog

2003-08-28, 09:08 AM	#4
Mikey 219 Heh Heh Heh! Lisa! Vampires are make believe, just like elves and gremlins and eskimos! Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: SUNSHINE STATE Posts: 79	ive never worked with jpegs as the source in premeire, but i suppose you could import the jpegs (there may be a way to import them into the timeline numerically based, i dont know ... but might take some dicking around to get it to work and the best result. There is a wealth of information here: www.dvdrhelp.com If you dont find an answer send me an email to mb at 219inc dot com, my brother is good at finding solutions for these sort of things and he is familiar with all the lesser known programs like gordian knot (sp?) and others. There has to be a way to do it, not sure how the final result will look like, but seems you already accept it wont be perfect...