jpeg photo animation ???

I want to animate jpg images an web page, I have a sculpture I want to put on my web page revolving to show the sculpture in 3D created from about 30 jpg photos I think would run fairly smooth, I can do it with gif images, but having a hard time finding how to do it with jpg files. any help appreciated, thanks,

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Sam wrote:

I want to animate jpg images an web page, I have a sculpture I want to put
on my web page revolving to show the sculpture in 3D created from about 30
jpg photos I think would run fairly smooth, I can do it with gif images,
but having a hard time finding how to do it with jpg files.

The GIF image format supports animation. JPEG doesn't. You could look at
MJPEG (motion JPEG), but that needs to be treated as random-embedded-media
(i.e. use <object>), not as a regular image and has weaker browser support.
You could also look at having a number of static, and separate, images and
use JavaScript to change them in the browser on a timer.

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That's what I'm looking for, the java script to change static, and
separate, images in the browser on a timer to get a revolving 3D image on my
web page. Would anyone happen to have the script or a link to a site where I
could find It. I have done some searches bet haven't come up with it, Thanks


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"David Dorward" <dorward (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Sam wrote:

I want to animate jpg images an web page, I have a sculpture I want to
put
on my web page revolving to show the sculpture in 3D created from about
30
jpg photos I think would run fairly smooth, I can do it with gif images,
but having a hard time finding how to do it with jpg files.

The GIF image format supports animation. JPEG doesn't. You could look at
MJPEG (motion JPEG), but that needs to be treated as random-embedded-media
(i.e. use <object>), not as a regular image and has weaker browser
support.
You could also look at having a number of static, and separate, images and
use JavaScript to change them in the browser on a timer.

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David Dorward <http://blog.dorward.me.uk/> <http://dorward.me.uk/
Home is where the ~/.bashrc is