How can I create/view mpeg-files in Windows/Linux? Where can I encounter models/textures to use in POV-Ray?
How to create/view mpeg-files in Windows/Linux
There are numerous softwares that you can download free from online; you can also try Movie Maker if you want. If you are new at this, you will just try to create MPEG-1 or video only.
You can display your result on any MPEG-1 player which you prefer. I am trying to describe to you what you will do to make in making movies, methods on the movie and some tips.
This is the example moves before you make image files:
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Image Size.
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Final Image Size in the MPEG
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Composition and Layout
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Choosing Colors during Composition
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The Quest for Quality
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Make Small, Sample Movies First
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Choose Your Raster Image File Format Wisely: Beware Color Quantization
The process of creating MPEG movies:
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MPEG encoders
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Creating MPEGs with IDL.
Additional/Advanced Tips for Creating MPEG Movies
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It will depend on what you want to do with your movie, you might want to play with the Bit Rate specification using the -b option in ffmpeg or the "BIT RATE" line in the mpeg_ encode parameter file. When you will use media convert then the Bit Rate option will be available in the "Video Output Parameters" sub-menu.
You can decrease the size of your movie file by reducing the bit rate. It is recommended that you are playing this movie across the network.
How to create/view mpeg-files in Windows/Linux
If you are interested to know how to create and or watch mpeg files on your computer, there are many software available for download from the web that will help you create your own video. If you are using Microsoft Windows, you can use Windows Movie Maker to create simple videos.
You can also create simple videos out of the pictures you have collected on your computer. You can use these images to create a simple slide show in Windows Movie Maker then saving it as a video on your computer. Or you can use different video software from MAGIX. They have different products that are for free downloads.
These trial version programs already have a free 30-day trial period giving you the full 30 days to freely use the software. You can download the free trial versions from Magix | Free Download. Here are a couple of the video software you can download for free.
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MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 2013 Premium
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MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 2013 Plus
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MAGIX Movie Edit Pro 2013
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MAGIX Video easy 4 HD
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MAGIX Video Pro X4
