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Re: Create strip from image sequence

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From: Andrew_Souter
Date: Thu, 05 Feb 2009 22:00
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The recursive function is working great though... it seems to chew through the whole directory structure of nested folders. This is more power than I need even now, as I only needed one subfolder level, but this should be useful to other people too...

just need to move the output files up one level in the dir structure and we are golden!
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