Make a 5 Second Video from Image using FFMPEG

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Been playing with FFMpeg and Mencoder to create videos from a list of Images and an audio file.
Here is the command I used:


ffmpeg -loop_input -vframes 50 -f image2 -i foo-1.png -r 10  foo1.avi
ffmpeg -loop_input -vframes 50 -f image2 -i foo-2.png -r 10  foo2.avi
ffmpeg -loop_input -vframes 25 -f image2 -i foo-3.png -r 10  foo3.avi
ffmpeg -loop_input -vframes 25 -f image2 -i foo-4.png -r 10  foo4.avi
mencoder -audiofile foo.wav  -oac copy -ovc copy -o output.avi foo1.avi foo2.avi foo3.avi foo4.avi

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