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    wajih boukaram
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    Hi I'd like to be able to take a set of bitmaps and write them to an avi file without having to use vfw or anything platform specific since it has to be cross-platform i don't need audio or anything else - just a sequence of images - any ideas?

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      Hi I'd like to be able to take a set of bitmaps and write them to an avi file without having to use vfw or anything platform specific since it has to be cross-platform i don't need audio or anything else - just a sequence of images - any ideas?

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      Avi file[^]

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        Avi file[^]

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        wajih boukaram
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        hi thanks for the reply but that article show's how to load an avi file as a resource - what i need to do is save a sequence of images as an avi file without using vfw.

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          Hi I'd like to be able to take a set of bitmaps and write them to an avi file without having to use vfw or anything platform specific since it has to be cross-platform i don't need audio or anything else - just a sequence of images - any ideas?

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          George L Jackson
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          If cross-platform is your goal, then using C++/CLI that depends on the .NET Framework would be a bad idea. You are in the wrong forum.

          "We make a living by what we get, we make a life by what we give." --Winston Churchill

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