Pippipylup
New Member
Hi,
I have a video (.mp4, also converted to image sequence) which I would like to play through a laser using Quickshow. Unsurprisingly, there doesn't seem to be a way to directly import a video file into a lightshow animation, but I read on a different forum thread that it's possible to use quicktrace to individually convert every frame, then export them all, and load them into the frame editor and save the animation. Unfortunately, my image sequence contains over 6 thousand frames and doing this manually frame-by-frame for each step would take a very long time.
Is there a way of automating this, or a faster way of converting every file at once? The video in question is a simple black-on-white animation that quite literally has 2 colors and zero color gradients or shading, so it would not be a problem for this to be done automatically.
Thanks
I have a video (.mp4, also converted to image sequence) which I would like to play through a laser using Quickshow. Unsurprisingly, there doesn't seem to be a way to directly import a video file into a lightshow animation, but I read on a different forum thread that it's possible to use quicktrace to individually convert every frame, then export them all, and load them into the frame editor and save the animation. Unfortunately, my image sequence contains over 6 thousand frames and doing this manually frame-by-frame for each step would take a very long time.
Is there a way of automating this, or a faster way of converting every file at once? The video in question is a simple black-on-white animation that quite literally has 2 colors and zero color gradients or shading, so it would not be a problem for this to be done automatically.
Thanks