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Macromedia Director for developing an "image sequence" playback software?

Asked by ehussain in Macromedia Director Video Editing Software

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Hello folks.

I'm glad that I'm participating in this great professional community. I thank you all for doing a great a job helping people from all around the world.

Dear folks,

As part of my final year project, I was assigned to develop a "flexible" video-kind-of-program to playback a set of tomographic images (TIFF/BMP/JPEG) obtained from some device.

The flexibility of the program is mainly allowing the user to setup their "frame-rate" for playback. Other "flexibility features" are:

1. capturing single frames (images) from the playback.
2. adding text/marks and possibly drawings ("free pen") to single frames.

The user will want to import their "set of images" from some folder to the to-be-developed program and then make use of these features. One very-nice-to-have feature would be allowing the user to create a movie file after they had set the frame-rate and played with the images/frames (added text/marks/..etc.).

Does Director MX 2004 allow for developing such a program? Will I need some Xtras?

At first I was going to go through the "Visual Studio .NET" route, but I thought "Now wait just a cotton-picking moment. Why would I ever want to reinvent the wheel!!". Because, basically, I thought I'd have to start from the scratch. But then I came across the idea of using Macromedia's Director MX and I'm still unsure about that. Now, I have to make a decision in 1-2 day(s).

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