Good start. Gotta make it more useful for loading different gifs after being added to the view and for either assets or resources. Also, for devices with hardware acceleration I was getting blank views, so I turned it off for this GIFView. Also, be sure to put animated gifs in the res/drawable-xhdpi directory (or assets … Read more
To return df, simply write return(df): IMDBmovierating <- function(movie){ link <- paste(“http://www.omdbapi.com/?t=”, movie, “&y=&plot=short&r=json”, sep = “”) jsonData <- fromJSON(link) df <- data.frame(jsonData) return(df) } or, even simpler in this case, omit the last assignment: IMDBmovierating <- function(movie){ link <- paste(“http://www.omdbapi.com/?t=”, movie, “&y=&plot=short&r=json”, sep = “”) jsonData <- fromJSON(link) data.frame(jsonData) } If the last expression … Read more
The solution seems to be to use Mencoder (or at least, that seems to be a semi-popular choice). Here’s a link that specifically addresses images-to-movies capabilities in Mencoder. As for rendering text onto the frames before encoding them as part of the video, you can use Java2D’s image manipulation libraries to simply draw text on … Read more
movie is not a sub package of pygame Use it like this: movie = pygame.movie.Movie(“file.mpg”) Note however: The movie api is deprecated and your pygame will most likely not contain any code for this api. The code will just throw a NotImplementedError exception. Sadly you cant use pygame for movies like this anymore. Here Lenard … Read more