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I'm surprised no one has developed a way to upload all the frames of a film to various image hosting sites(imgur, flickr, etc) and written software to piece the
by debt 13y ago
I'm surprised no one has developed a way to upload all the frames of a film to various image hosting sites(imgur, flickr, etc) and written software to piece them all together to recreate them as a single movie file.
- gliese1337 13y agoI'm not. Unless you also have a way to get the soundtrack and re-sync it with the reconstituted movie, it's kinda useless for anything but silent pictures (which tend to be old enough to be public domain anyway).
- vidarh 13y agoEncoding the soundtrack in image frames would be trivial. It's just data, after all.
- jeremysmyth 13y agoWhy bother doing that when you can just upload it to one of the many, many video hosting sites with dubious legal footprints? Just to be clear, the Top Gun "frame by frame" tweeting isn't frame by frame, by any stretch. It's more like a series of panels in a comic, with each panel showing a piece of action or a line of dialog, typically one frame for every several seconds of the movie.