Add a processing movie-maker example for stitching together images generated by Processing into a video with the codec of your choosing.
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#!/bin/bash -e
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#
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# This script will take all of the frames rendered
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# by a processing sketch using the "saveFrame()"
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# function and sticth them together into a video.
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# By default frames save as
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#
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# Usage: bash processing/movie-maker.sh <input dir> <output video>
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#
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INPUT_DIR="${1}"
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OUTPUT="${2}"
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FRAMERATE=24
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ffmpeg \
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-f image2 \
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-i "${INPUT_DIR}/screen-%04d.tif" \
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-r ${FRAMERATE} \
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-c:v prores_ks \
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-profile:v 3 \
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"${OUTPUT}"
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