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WarpEnterprises
14th April 2006, 21:24
Although there is a built-in filter to import picture sequences, I found an aspect that was not covered, so I made a new version of ImageSequence. It has this new features:

* a new mode for seeking the pictures. You can give a wildcard expression (as if you would type e.g. "dir test*.jpg") and the filter will find all matching files (it searches subfolders, too).
* only corona.lib is used and it is compiled to one DLL, so you don't need any extra DLL.
* can read raw image files (just as RawSource can)

The main thing is the use of wildcards. It seemed much more natural to me to search for files, sort them, display them - if they have meaningful names they will come in the right order without having to match the filename to the framenumber.

http://www.avisynth.org/warpenterprises/index.html#imagesequence
btw: the old syntax has changed slightly.

Pookie
16th April 2006, 20:01
Nice ! :) That's a tremendous improvement in functionality.

TomArrow
26th September 2021, 01:11
I compiled a x64 version if anyone needs one: https://github.com/TomArrow/CoronaSequence_x64mod

Hope you don't mind.

Always annoyed me I couldn't use this great plugin in x64. :)

Seems to be working so far, but it was a bit of a hack because the 2010 version didn't include the headers and libraries, so I just used those from the 2008 version. Had to make some tiny changes so VS2019 would compile it. Worked out okay in the end I think, at least it seems to do its job judging by a few quick tests.

kedautinh12
26th September 2021, 01:52
I compiled a x64 version if anyone needs one: https://github.com/TomArrow/CoronaSequence_x64mod

Hope you don't mind.

Always annoyed me I couldn't use this great plugin in x64. :)

Seems to be working so far, but it was a bit of a hack because the 2010 version didn't include the headers and libraries, so I just used those from the 2008 version. Had to make some tiny changes so VS2019 would compile it. Worked out okay in the end I think, at least it seems to do its job judging by a few quick tests.

Your ver included both CoronaSequence and RawSequence??

TomArrow
26th September 2021, 02:45
Your ver included both CoronaSequence and RawSequence??

Yes, it's just the original code adapted to compile in VS2019 in x64. Sorry for the confusing project name.

kedautinh12
31st October 2022, 12:22
Latest ver
https://github.com/TomArrow/CoronaSequence_x64mod/releases