MATLAB Function Reference |
Syntax
Description
movie
plays the movie defined by a matrix whose columns are movie frames (usually produced by getframe
).
movie(M)
plays the movie in matrix M
once.
movie(M,n)
plays the movie n
times. If n
is negative, each cycle is shown forward then backward. If n
is a vector, the first element is the number of times to play the movie, and the remaining elements make up a list of frames to play in the movie.
For example, if M
has four frames then n = [10 4 4 2 1]
plays the movie ten times, and the movie consists of frame 4
followed by frame 4
again, followed by frame 2
and finally frame 1
.
movie(M,n,fps)
plays the movie at fps
frames per second. The default is 12 frames per second. Computers that cannot achieve the specified speed play as fast as possible.
movie(h,...)
plays the movie centered in the figure or axes identified by the handle h
.
movie(h,M,n,fps,loc)
specifies a four-element location vector, [x y 0 0]
, where the lower left corner of the movie frame is anchored (only the first two elements in the vector are used). The location is relative to the lower left corner of the figure or axes specified by handle
h
and in units of pixels, regardless of the object's Units
property.
Remarks
The movie
function displays each frame as it loads the data into memory, and then plays the movie. This eliminates long delays with a blank screen when you load a memory-intensive movie. The movie's load cycle is not considered one of the movie repetitions.
Examples
Animate the peaks
function as you scale the values of Z
:
Z = peaks; surf(Z); axis tight set(gca,'nextplot','replacechildren'); % Record the movie for j = 1:20 surf(sin(2*pi*j/20)*Z,Z) F(j) = getframe; end % Play the movie twenty times movie(F,20)
See Also
aviread
, getframe
, frame2im
, im2frame
Animation for related functions
See Example - Visualizing an FFT as a Movie for another example
movegui | movie2avi |
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