In the Windows desktop locate the DM stack file you want to convert to a movie (.dm4 extension) and drag and drop the stack onto the work area of Fiji (where it says ‘Command Finished – in the row below all the tool buttons).An update may run when you launch it – click yes and let it update.Launch the Fiji program (from the Task bar or from the Shortcut you just created) and have the program shown front-most.Then copy the Shortcut to somewhere convenient, like the desktop. Alternatively, right click on the icon and choose ‘Create Shortcut’. Create a shortcut to this by click and dragging it to the taskbar at the bottom of the screen. Open the Fiji folder and locate the ImageJ-win64 application.It must go to a location which you have write permission to. Do NOT put it into any of the Windows Program Folders.

Move the Fiji folder to somewhere inside your User folder eg Documents.Choose the Extract option and extract the files to the empty folder called Fiji, which you just created on your desktop.If you do not have one installed – Google Peazip Double click on this to launch a decompression program. Locate the downloaded Fiji program, which downloads as a compressed archive called Fiji-win64.zip.Create a folder on your desktop called Fiji.

At the download prompt – choose Save, and save it to the Desktop.Download the Windows 64bit Fiji variant of ImageJ available from:.| PyJEM | Search Tutorial: Converting Stacks into Movies

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