[Daniel Paluska]

how are your files names? they need to be sequential

if they are img001.tga … img999.tga

then you would use the line
ffmpeg.exe -i img%03d.tga -qscale 4 video.mov

qscale is from 2-31 where 2 is highest quality.

if video.mov doesn’t work try video.mpg or video.mp4 or video.avi
or you can go direct to flv. you don’t have to have the .mov intermediate step

this should work without needing to go through the imagemagick step.

if you type man ffmpeg you will see the -formats option which when you run by typing ffmpeg -formats, this will tell you all the available output formats.

[Daniel Paluska]

have you tried stripping away portions of the command?
starting here:
ffmpeg -i tc_%02d.gif test.mpg

and slowly adding terms until you get to here:
ffmpeg -i tc_%02d.gif -r 1 -y -an -vcodec mpeg2video -b 2920kb -r 25 -s 720×576 TC_ZL3JVX.mpg

maybe it’s a 2 step process.
you could use imagemagick to convert the individual frames to jpgs? maybe it would be happier with that?
or first make a movie without specifying the codec and then transcoding that movie to the final desired state?