For those who may be using TCLTK …
I was able to use “iplay” with tcltk using a command like:
catch
So, I thought with mplay I could easily do:
catch
Unfortunately, mplay keeps reporting to me that it cannot open Ctemp/test*.jpg
I have tried many variations such as:
I've even tried globbing a list out and feeding that but to no avail.
Any thoughts? Thanks in advance.
BTW. The \ character is suppose to be a backslash but for some reason it appears like this.
mplay & tcltk
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I found a workaround. Basically, I need to create a list of images and feed that as an argument to mplay. It looks something like this:
set list
catch “exec mplay -f 1 5 $list”
I could have sworn that I tried this last night - eyes must have been playing tricks with me :shock:
Anyways, only concern now is a string overflow if I try to view a large sequence. Will let ya know how it goes.
set list
catch “exec mplay -f 1 5 $list”
I could have sworn that I tried this last night - eyes must have been playing tricks with me :shock:
Anyways, only concern now is a string overflow if I try to view a large sequence. Will let ya know how it goes.
Cheers,
Rob
Digital Supervisor | Stargate Studios Toronto
Rob
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