--- In databenders@yahoogroups.com, Mats Öljare <oljare@...> wrote:
>
> There's an idea i've had circulating for a long time, and i wonder if
> there might already be a program that does it. I've imagined taking
> one line out of each frame of a video file, and compiling them into a
> still image. They could be either one horizontal or vertical line of
> choice, or an average of all horizontal and vertical lines.
>
> Another thing that could be interesting is averaging all the frames
> within a certain period to make a still image. Also, i've always been
> interested in generating sound from video, using the motion and
> "eventfulness" to drive different aspects of sound. Anyone know of any
> available software that does something like this?
>
> /Mats Ă–ljare
>


hey mate
theres a java environment called processing which can do what you were
thinking about. Theres a media artist called brendan dawes who took
each frame out of the movie every x amount of time and placed the next
to each other at like 16x16 pixel size, then he used the sound of what
was happening at that moment to increase the size of the pixels so you
got a larger image as audio dB was louder, quite a nice simple idea
which looked very pritty.

anyways yeh, check it out !
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