> for every workingday of a week: > from 7.00 until 17.00: > every minute: > capture a frame and save it > at noon: > compile a video from the frames gathered this morning > do some file manipulations > at 17.00: > compile a video from the frames gathered this afternoon > do some file manipulations > on friday 17.00: > compile a movie from a selection ( every n_th) of the frames of this > week > ...
To be honest I'd do this with a series of separate scripts triggered by the OS - either cron on Unix or at in Windows... Simply save the frames as individually named files, probably using the time... Another script can collect the frames into a video. With suitable choice of argv options you can do all you want with just two scripts. And no need to get caught in the mire of concurrent processing. This follows my motto of keeping things as simple as possible! :-) Alan G _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
