Hi
Are there any interest in having scripts for importing and exporting image sequences in a package format? (basically I'm thinking about a zip file with some meta data)
The beauty and potential of such a sequence is; 1, it's easier to move around than 1000 separate images, 2, the meta data can keep track of frame rate, among other things. And PNG images have an alpha channel. I'm speculating it being wonderful for animated logos and watermarks, and pre chroma keyed sequences.
If there are interest, what kind of information would you expect such a "file format" to contain, apart from the images and frame rate?
What import/export parameters would be useful, needed to make it worth while?
FYI, I'm thinking of reusing the concept from the ePub e-book format, an open specification that I'm pretty familiar with developing for. It's simple form pretty much have what is needed; Meta data, and a file order list.
Best Regards
A.Grandt
Are there any interest in having scripts for importing and exporting image sequences in a package format? (basically I'm thinking about a zip file with some meta data)
The beauty and potential of such a sequence is; 1, it's easier to move around than 1000 separate images, 2, the meta data can keep track of frame rate, among other things. And PNG images have an alpha channel. I'm speculating it being wonderful for animated logos and watermarks, and pre chroma keyed sequences.
If there are interest, what kind of information would you expect such a "file format" to contain, apart from the images and frame rate?
What import/export parameters would be useful, needed to make it worth while?
FYI, I'm thinking of reusing the concept from the ePub e-book format, an open specification that I'm pretty familiar with developing for. It's simple form pretty much have what is needed; Meta data, and a file order list.
Best Regards
A.Grandt