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Dan Bridges
Time Lapse Assembler allows you to create movies from a sequence of images. Provide it with a folder containing sequentially named JPEG images and it will produce a Quicktime compatible movie file for use in iMovie or other editing software.
If you use and enjoy this software, please consider donating a small amount to fund future development. You can find a link to donate at the product's homepage: Donate
- Exports MPEG, H.264, and RAW movies
- Select between 15, 24, and 30 fps
If you use and enjoy this software, please consider donating a small amount to fund future development. You can find a link to donate at the product's homepage: Donate
What's New
Version 1.5.1: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6 or later
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| Downloads:15,535 |
| Version Downloads:9,507 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Free |
| Date:21 Sep 2011 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Time Lapse Assembler allows you to create movies from a sequence of images. Provide it with a folder containing sequentially named JPEG images and it will produce a Quicktime compatible movie file for use in iMovie or other editing software.
If you use and enjoy this software, please consider donating a small amount to fund future development. You can find a link to donate at the product's homepage: Donate
- Exports MPEG, H.264, and RAW movies
- Select between 15, 24, and 30 fps
If you use and enjoy this software, please consider donating a small amount to fund future development. You can find a link to donate at the product's homepage: Donate
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Handini reviewed on 05 Sep 2011
A couple features I hope would be included in the next version are the ability to make a time lapse in reverse order of the photo sequence and the ability to crop a photo to the desired aspect ratio rather than crop.
Other than that this program is excellent.
james_castle reviewed on 06 Apr 2011
anytime anyone does this for me I smile.
Only issue I have has been brought up already, and that is:
when trying to create a video with the dimensions unspecified, it creates a file that is completely black.
A large file at that.
Other than that, this thing is perfect.
when choosing where to save the new file, keyboard shortcut for desktop doesn't switch the text for where it is to be saved, but does save it to the desktop.
so command+D does work.
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Craigstantonnz reviewed on 02 Jan 2011
Opticon12000 reviewed on 25 Nov 2010
Couldn't be easier to use and all features work perfectly with great quality.
Works exactly as it should with a quick rendering of the video.
If your looking for something to add all of your images together into a timelapse video, this is it.
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Bobmert09 reviewed on 28 Aug 2010
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Why not use Quicktime's 'open image sequence' feature.
The only third party add-on that would be useful...
An option for separate timings of each image file you add.
This just replicates Quicktime and doesn't add anything
new or creative to it.
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You are correct, this utility does duplicate part of the functionality of Quicktime Pro, a $29 application, but does it for free. The open image sequence command is not available in the free version of Quicktime Player, that is why I wrote this utility. I thought others might find it useful.
Enjoy!