Re: [ccp4bb]: Movies for PowerPoints.

[Jeremy Beauchamp <jeremy@chem.gla.ac.uk>]

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'Ribbons' for the SGI will make a series of images with small rotations 
or translations between each one.  These are written as RGB files.  A 
jiffy program gets them into a suitable form for input into 'makemovie' 
on the SGI again, which will give you a Quicktime format movie.  You 
should be able to play this in Powerpoint, or convert it to an AVI with 
the movie conversion tool of your choice (SmatVid for windows?)

Good luck, this all takes many hours.

Jeremy






g.card@auckland.ac.nz wrote:

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> Hello all,
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> I thought someone had recently enquired about how to make movies of
> rotating structures for importing into PowerPoint. I've searched the ccp4
> archives but can't find the Q/A.
> 
> So, what programs do people use to do this?
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Graeme
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