void setup() {
size(1280, 960, P2D);
// Load and play the video in a loop
movie = new Movie(this, "SANY0023.mov");
inserting a save routine and ensuring enough # for the frames generated:
saveFrame("frames/frame######.png");
making the saved frames increment and save to a folder on the desktop:
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
then importing the frames into final cut pro to edit and create video
code changed in places, experimented to get an interesting image such as font size, 2.5 min video 4500 frames
fontSize = 1.5;
at this point still processing the movie into frames so fair bit of work to be done to create the final video, but original source material (2.5 min) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLCD0Ts34LEand short video with limited frames from the video (3 sec) on YouTube
looks good Natalie, I'm following your screen shots for instructions, thanks.
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