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Michal:
>
> Not exactly confocal question but it may be of interest, however, 
> search of c-focal archive yields nothing:
>
> What program one would use to stitch AVI (compressed or not) files? 
> ImageJ requests uncompressed files only.
>

Virtualdub + Avisynth. You can do all kind of manipulation using 
Avisynth. The scripting language is simple and one can learn it in an 
hour. Moreover, you can always preview your work or produce "virtually" 
stitched files since Avisynth can work as a frameserver. "Virutal 
stiching" means that the files are physically separated but you play 
them as one, and your media player will see them as one file. Ergo: no 
recompression necessary.

Regards,

Bartek


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