Sending Video's to Youtube
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The next powder toy version will have alot of features like recording press r will record but i was wondering if we could send them to youtube and facebook.
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We have always had this function (if you compiled it yourself). It spams PPM screenshots into the local directory filling up diskspace like nothing else. Prepare to have a few second animation be many gigabytes.
Many programs (GIMP) can turn PPM(or any other format) into animations pretty easily.
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Well it's been discussed and denied and simon got sick of it being discussed that's what i herd and well fan video's and send them to him and show them to your friend's sound's like a great idea to me.
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Um, what? Can you break up your sentence a bit, because it doesn't make any sense to me..
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ill do that if i get another complain ok.
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Can you please take a grammar class..?
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Please Inject 33mm of pure grammer into that post. it will make our lives easier
And please no! I dont want more social media invading more programs!
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The best way of turning the PPM files that Powder Toy creates into videos would be to use a tool called ffmpeg.
ffmpeg -r 48 -b:v 1800 -i "frame_%06d.ppm" "film.mp4"
Where:
film.mp4 is the output file
frame_%06d.ppm is the input file (%06d tells ffmpeg to match all files with the name frame_000000.ppm to frame_999999.ppm)
48 is the frame rate, I recommend 48, but anywhere from 24 to 60 should be good.
1800 is the bitrate, making this higher will improve quality but increase file size.
