Series of jpeg files to H.264 video converter - not online

[rfisher]

As per title.

Any recommendations welcome.

Preferably free.

Win10, 64 bit.

[dogbucket]

ffmpeg will but it is command line

https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/FFMPEG_An_Intermedia...

[rfisher]

Thanks.

I'd like to get VLC to do this - it must be possible.

Any other suggestions?

[Wayoftheflower]

Davinci Resolve will do this easily and is free.

I did it myself last year if you'd like any specific advice.

[rfisher]

Wayoftheflower said:

Davinci Resolve will do this easily and is free.

I did it myself last year if you'd like any specific advice.

Excellent - I'll give it a try, thanks.

I've got a ~5 hour, 30fps video that I want to timelapse into 1-2 minutes.

I've used VLC to snapshot a jpeg every 15 seconds, giving me ~1300 image files.

Using these to make a 15fps video should work.

[Wayoftheflower]

rfisher said:

Wayoftheflower said:

Davinci Resolve will do this easily and is free.

I did it myself last year if you'd like any specific advice.

Excellent - I'll give it a try, thanks.

I've got a ~5 hour, 30fps video that I want to timelapse into 1-2 minutes.

I've used VLC to snapshot a jpeg every 15 seconds, giving me ~1300 image files.

Using these to make a 15fps video should work.

Shouldn't be a problem, my timelapse was 6500 shots.

Might be even easier than that though as I see no reason why Resolve should be able to import the original video and then just run it at 10000% speed, although I haven't done anything beyond 500% playback myself.