This functionality is now (at least as of 1.2.0, maybe 1.1) baked into matplotlib via the MovieWriter class and it’s sub-classes in the animation module. You also need to install ffmpeg in advance. import matplotlib.animation as animation import numpy as np from pylab import * dpi = 100 def ani_frame(): fig = plt.figure() ax = … Read more
I am going to add a late answer to this one after spending all day trying to figure out how to get YUV 4:4:4 pixels into x264. While x264 does accept raw 4:2:0 pixels in a file, it is really quite difficult getting 4:4:4 pixels passed in. With recent versions of ffmpeg, the following works … Read more
First of all: check the x264.h file, it contains more or less the reference for each function and structure. The x264.c file you can find in the download contains a sample implementation. Most people say to base yourself on that one, but I find it rather complex for beginners, it is good as an example … Read more