http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/trouble-opening-avi-files-created-with-ImageJ-tp5004165p5004179.html
Thanks, Herbie. I was hoping to be able to include the avi file as video
response has been very helpful. I'll post another inquiry to see whether
there are alternative ways to convert a stack to video.
> Good day David,
>
> with the newer QuickTime versions, Apple has reduced the support of
> certain Codecs. One of the now missing Codecs is that for WRAW in
> avi-Container which is what you would need for IJ-non-compressed avi movies.
>
> There are ways around this problem. Just do a web-search for "QuickTime &
> WRAW". One solution mentioned there is to install an older QuickTime
> version.
>
> "VLC" and "WMV Player" (Flip4Mac) play WRAW in avi-Container.
>
> HTH
>
> Herbie
>
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> On 26.07.13 22:58, David Romano wrote:
>
>> Hi everyone,
>>
>> I just saved a (hyper?)stack as an avi file, but when I try to open the
>> avi
>> with QuickTime, I get an error saying the file is malformed -- am I doing
>> something wrong? The steps I used to create the stack were:
>>
>> 1. Within the 3D Viewer, I used 'View > Record 360 deg rotation' to create
>> a stack (automatically) named 'Movie'.
>> 2. Then, within Fiji proper, I used 'File > Save As > AVI'.
>>
>> I tried several times, with varied choices of the compression and frames
>> per second parameters, but all of the resulting avi files gave the same
>> error message:
>> "The movie “Movie.avi” can’t be opened because the file is not in a format
>> that QuickTime Player understands."
>>
>> Thanks in advance for your help,
>> David
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