[Freddy]

If you are looking for something to turn individual frames into video then this does a great job and makes surprisingly small files suitable for the web and things like animated avatars.

This is what I used here : http://aidreams.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=12590.msg49049#msg49049

It's command line controlled and is easy to pick up once you have figured out how the command is made.

I liked it because it will make webm files and correctly does transparency (others I tried did not). If you do any video work at all you will know that there's the usual glut of video software that barely functions and seemingly only exists to get adverts onto your PC, so that route is largely frustrating. FFmpeg is not like that.

There's more to it than that though so check it out

https://www.ffmpeg.org/about.html

[8pla.net]

FFmpeg is a useful command line tool for Linux.

[keghn]

 Thanks for the iinfo. I will add it to my data base.