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Porting ImageJ to Processing: a first class: VideoWriter
Hi everyone, as I really wanted to be able to record movies without using the Quicktime tool, and without having to reassemble the frames manually, I thought I could use the ImageJ API, which, as a researcher, I use on a daily basis. For those who don't know it, it is a java based framework for mathematical processing of images and stacks, mainly used for enhancing microscopy pictures.
Anyway, here is my first attempt at writing a library (so I am quite a newbie). I just included a VideoWriter where you just have to initialize it in the setup() method.
Tell me what you think about it. Download available at: http://www.yohanfarouz.net/ImageP/ImageP.zip
Thanks.
Best, Yohan.