On Mon, Oct 4, 2010 at 9:24 AM, Jim Michaels <jmichae3@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > in GAP I would like to see > - repaired .APNG support (import and export) > - .MNG (import and export) > - numbered .BMP's as frames (used in a number of video frame conversion > programs) (import and export) > - .AVI (import and export, but you can limit the kinds of video formats you > want to support, since there are MANY) > - .flv (import and export) (I think it already does this) > - .swf (import and export) > > and if someone really feels like doing it, .mpg and .vp8 files and some of > the modern formats. I believe mplayer can read a lot of these formats, and > what mplayer does not read, ffmpeg does. ffmpeg even does AVI[MJPEG] which > is what my camera puts out. GEGL being a graph based image processing/compositing framework is lends itself well for building animation based systems as well as static image things like GIMP. One of the projects that I abandoned development of and folded into GEGL when GEGL development was restarted some years back was a combined video sequencing/compositing system. Some of the examples in the GEGL source tree are also simple animations driven from C or ruby/python. GEGL has input nodes and output nodes built on top of the ffmpeg libraries (quite probably bitrotted, but salvagable). Perhaps similar nodes should be created along the same pattern as well that use GStreamer instead. /Øyvind K. _______________________________________________ Gimp-developer mailing list Gimp-developer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.XCF.Berkeley.EDU/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer
