Create movie from image series #81
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Once you have your data in Paraview & are happy with your visualisation, you can either orbit the camera and fly over your model (using the
Animation Viewin theViewmenu of paraview), or you can animate the data versus time.If you want to save this as animation and use it in presentations, the typical workflow consists in saving it as a series of (
*.png) images in a separate directory and using an external software (e.g. ImageMagick) to create a movie from that.This PR does away with the external software by adding the function
movie_from_imageswhich takes a series of images and turns it into a*.mp4or*.movmovie.Internally we use FFMPEG.jl along with precompiled binaries for this.