QuickTime Pro and PNGs

[John B. Thoo]

On Tuesday, April 8, 2003, at 05:38 AM, in X-Applications hart at nasw.org 
wrote:

>  From QuickTime for the Web: Yes, QT does recognize .png images (and
> nine other formats). You can also use GraphicConverter or the like to
> convert to one of the supported formats.
>
> You need to name the files with sequential frame numbers, and the frame
> number must be the only number in the filename. (eg. image1.png,
> image2.png, etc.) Put them in a folder and choose File > Open Image
> Sequence... Select the first image in the series and choose a frame
> rate.

Cool.  Thanks, Stephen.


and Ken Turkowski wrote:

> Stitching is a term used for creating seamless QuickTime VR panoramas
> from a sequence of overlapping images, and unfortunately QuickTime
> Player Pro cannot be used to do this. See
> 	http://www.apple.com/quicktime/tools_tips/qtvr.html
> for some commercially available tools.

Oops! <blush>  My bad.  Thanks for telling me.  I think it's important 
to try to use the right terminology.

---John.