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    I got a image and I want to convert it to AVI. I used virtualdub but I don't know how to make it 1minute long.
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    Make an AVS file like:

    Code:
    ImageSource("image.png",0,1499,25)
    See http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/ImageSource
    ImageSource(string file = "c:\%06d.ebmp", int start = 0, int end = 1000, float fps = 24, bool use_DevIL = false, bool info = false, string pixel_type = RGB24)

    image can be png, bmp, jpg.

    Open the AVS in VirtualDub, save as a new AVI. (Remember to set appropriate compression.)
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  3. You could just use Windows Movie Maker. Import a picture then select Tools and Options. On the Advanced tab enter 30 seconds for the picture duration (the longest it allows) then add the picture to the timeline - twice. Save as an avi.
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  4. In VirtualDub set the source frame rate to 1 over the duration (in seconds) you want. To make 1 frame last for 60 seconds set the frame rate to 0.0166 (1/60).

    Further, if you need to create an AVI with a specific frame rate from that image you would set the source frame rate to get the duration then use the frame rate conversion section to set the output frame rate. Set it to 29.97 fps when making a DV file for example. VirtualDub will duplicate the frame ~1800 times to make a 60 second long DV AVI.
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