On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 11:16:31PM +0000, Patrick Wambacq wrote: > with subtitles (.srt format generated from the speech recognition output). With > QuickTime Pro I managed to produce a video starting from a single .png image > that is looped as long as necessary to match the length of the audio (thus with > a static background). Many movie players then are capable to load and show the [snip] > > But I want to generate this video with mplayer instead of QuickTime Pro because > this process ideally should run on Linux and not on a Mac and it should be > possible to easily script it. I've been searching with google to find the The mf:// scheme accepts a list file. Create a file with the filename of the image you want for each frame, one per line, then feed it to mf like so: mencoder mf://@framelist.txt <options> (if you named it framelist.txt). In this case, you'd just name the same file over and over for however many frames you need.
