Good old VirtualDub will do it. Just make sure all the images are named
consecutively( ie. image001.jpg, image002.jpg...ect...). I would also make
sure the images are at the same aspect ratio.
Then, in the file menu, where it says open avi, click on the first image of
the sequence. VD will load them all in, I think, as single frames. You can
then set the output to whatever kind of avi file you want, with whatever
compression and filtration you want.

Kurt

"Paul Furman" <paul-@-edgehill.net> wrote in message
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> jim wrote:
>> "toll" <me@toll.ca> wrote
>>> isnt this the same thing as a slideshow?
>>
>> Not for what I want to do. I want the images to flash by as fast as the
>> frames in a normal movie (approx 30 fps) all the way up to 120 fps (if
>> possible).
>>
>> It is an exercise in how the eye detects changes at high rates of speed.
>
> Try the rec.video.desktop group.
> Video is complicated, don't expect a simple answer.