How to Combine 2 diffrent image sequences at different frame rate into a video

[lurishen .]

Hi guys,
Now I have 2 set of image sequences, one with 100 image sequences and the
other with 60 image sequences.I want compare these two sets of images as a
movie.
I've combined them separately with imagj (v1.47v)into avi files with 20 fps
for the 1st one and 12 fps for the other one, so that both video are  with
the same length(5 seconds).
But when I tried to combine these two avi file together with the function
of image->stacks->tools->combine, the resulting video only has the frame
rate of 1st one(20 fps), so they are not end in the same time.

Any suggestions and commence are welcome.

Thanks

Xing Lu

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[Straub, Volko A. (Dr.)]

Hi Xing Lu,

I don't know whether there is a more elegant solution just using ImageJ,
but when I was in a similar solution, I converted the two movies so that
they have the same frame number. I used virtualDub
(http://www.virtualdub.org/) for this. Once both movies have the same
frame number, I used the combine stack tool to create a single
stack/movie of the two files.

Hope this helps,
Volko


On 04/09/2014 23:03, lurishen . wrote:

> Hi guys,
> Now I have 2 set of image sequences, one with 100 image sequences and the
> other with 60 image sequences.I want compare these two sets of images as a
> movie.
> I've combined them separately with imagj (v1.47v)into avi files with 20 fps
> for the 1st one and 12 fps for the other one, so that both video are  with
> the same length(5 seconds).
> But when I tried to combine these two avi file together with the function
> of image->stacks->tools->combine, the resulting video only has the frame
> rate of 1st one(20 fps), so they are not end in the same time.
>
> Any suggestions and commence are welcome.
>
> Thanks
>
> Xing Lu
>

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[lurishen .]

Volko,
Thank you very much. It does works.
I changed the video with 60 frame to 100 frame with virtualdub, and then
combined them together. It really cool!
Thanks again for helping!
Regards
xing


On Fri, Sep 5, 2014 at 1:18 AM, Volko Straub <[hidden email]> wrote:

> Hi Xing Lu,
>
> I don't know whether there is a more elegant solution just using ImageJ,
> but when I was in a similar solution, I converted the two movies so that
> they have the same frame number. I used virtualDub (
> http://www.virtualdub.org/) for this. Once both movies have the same
> frame number, I used the combine stack tool to create a single stack/movie
> of the two files.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Volko
>
>
> On 04/09/2014 23:03, lurishen . wrote:
>
>> Hi guys,
>> Now I have 2 set of image sequences, one with 100 image sequences and the
>> other with 60 image sequences.I want compare these two sets of images as a
>> movie.
>> I've combined them separately with imagj (v1.47v)into avi files with 20
>> fps
>> for the 1st one and 12 fps for the other one, so that both video are  with
>> the same length(5 seconds).
>> But when I tried to combine these two avi file together with the function
>> of image->stacks->tools->combine, the resulting video only has the frame
>> rate of 1st one(20 fps), so they are not end in the same time.
>>
>> Any suggestions and commence are welcome.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Xing Lu
>>
>>
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Root Biology Center

College of Resources and Environment

South China Agricultural University

Guangzhou , 510642, P. R. China

Tel: [phone]
Email: [hidden email] or [hidden email]
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