Hi Boss
Looks like this might do the trick...(perhaps not as "point and shoot as you might want it to be)
I will do a little more research but this makes sense.
Over and Out...
Greg
Link:http://www.am-soft.ru/articles/Q3_demos_to_avi/
OVERVIEWConverting Q3 demos to AVI using AVIedit
You're reading this article, so we assume you are familiar with Quake

Probably you have seen the movies over the net and now you're ready to start with your own one.
As you already know, Q3 allows you to track down your mission in a form of series of picture files, or just screenshots. This can be done in console mode by typing cl_avidemo NN where NN stands for the number of frames per second. For example, cl_avidemo 25 will write 25 screenshots per second, and cl_avidemo 0 will stop tracking.
You may wish to /bind some keys to these commands to avoid too much typing later.
So, after you launch Quake and load the demo, enter the first command, then play the demo, then enter the second command. You will finish with a lot of .TGA files in your /screenshots directory.
You are ready to get the pictures in a movie.
Start AVIedit. Go to File/Import/Bitmap images menu item. You will see an AVI options dialog box. Set color depth to TrueColor, speed, fps to the same value you used in cl_avidemo command, and frames per .bmp to 1. Click Ok.
In a standard Select Image dialog box click on the last image that you would like to import, then scroll the list and click with SHIFT pressed the first image. This ensures you will get right pictures order instead of getting "last on the top". Click Save button.
Now you will see Video Compression dialog box. Scroll down the list to get DivX codec selected (either Fast or Low motion). Click Configure button. Set the keyframes interval to 1 second, crispness to 100, data rate to 600 kbps. Click Ok here and in the Video Compression window click Ok too.
You will see just running digits like IMG->AVI step NNN and nothing more. Try to relax

After all, AVIedit will load the AVI file just created. It defaults the name to OutputBM.avi when importing pictures. The file will be created in the same directory where you do import.
To fix the file header (on imported movies there is an empty handler field), close the OutputBM.avi then select File/AVI header menu item, load the file again and fill in the handler field with same 4 characters you see at right (DIV3 for Low motion DivX codec, or DIV4 for Fast). Click Ok.
That's all! (Should I suggest you click a file created ?
