thecoalman - 5:35 am on Oct 15, 2007 (gmt 0)

Batch convert you images all to the same size (this size should be the final destination size) and rename them as a sequence (image_01, image_02....) If you don't have software for this Irfanview can accomplish both.

Get virtualdub, open it and from the top go to file>open video file ... from the file types drop down box select image sequence. Select the first image in your image sequence. Thi will load all the images into virtualdub and set the frame size to whatever the images are.

Go to video and make sure "full processing mode" is selected. Also if you need to adjust the framerate you can select framerate to change it. Under compression make sure "uncompressed" is selected.

Go to file>save as avi ... save it. You use this file as source in other applications and can pretty much go anywhere with it. It's not suitable for anything else because its going to be huge in file size.

Being that you want to put this on the web I'd suggest loading it into Microsofts Media Encoder and exporting it as WMV which will give you a very compressed but high quality video.