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Converting images to video using FFMPEG on Windows

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I'm trying to convert a series of JPEG images into a time lapse video. They're in the format IMGP0001.JPG, IMGP0002.JPG, etc. From the looks of things, this should match the pattern IMGP%04.JPG. I've tried the following commands (modified from the 2nd entry at this page): I get the error "IMGP%04d.…

Error Output

ffmpeg -f image2 -i IMGP%04d.jpg video.mpg

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Fix for: Converting images to video using FFMPEG on Windows

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Building on Mike's answer above, there are some other useful switches that also work on the Windows solution. I use the following one liner to get a slower frame rate and to compress the images and have a smaller resulting video: The option sets the…

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