// output filename
$output_filename = 'my-picture-movie.gif';
// $output_filename = 'my-picture-movie.mpeg';
// init PHPVideoToolkit class
$toolkit = new PHPVideoToolkit($tmp_dir);
// compile the image to the tmp dir with an input frame rate of 2 per second
$ok = $toolkit->prepareImagesForConversionToVideo($files_to_process, 2);
if (!$ok) {
// if there was an error then get it
echo $toolkit->getLastError() . "<br />\r\n";
exit;
}
// set a different output size (this will shrink the images to a video that is smaller, the images are 320x240)
$toolkit->setVideoOutputDimensions(160, 120);
// set endless looping
$toolkit->setGifLoops(0);
// $toolkit->addAudio($sound);
// set the output parameters
$ok = $toolkit->setOutput($video_output_dir, $output_filename, PHPVideoToolkit::OVERWRITE_EXISTING);
if (!$ok) {
// if there was an error then get it
echo $toolkit->getLastError() . "<br />\r\n";
exit;
}
// execute the ffmpeg command
$result = $toolkit->execute(false, true);
// get the last command given
// $command = $toolkit->getLastCommand();
// echo $command."<br />\r\n<br />\r\n";
// check the return value in-case of error
if ($result !== PHPVideoToolkit::RESULT_OK) {
