Anyone ever use this? I tried to make movies on it, I did some for school with some friends as Simple Minded Productions. The problem is, after making all the scenes manually in piant, we have to run it, but the fastest we got it to run was .47 seconds between scenes, instead of running straight through. Does anyone know if it's possible to run it through with no time between frames?
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It's been a while since i have used WMM but you might have it set as a slide show...find an option to either turn it off or set the delay to 0
i hope that helps :)
I have used it for stop time animation before, and i just shrunk each frame down on the timeline as small as it would go, but this was still pretty choppy. I would reccomend trying to get some other program to compile the frames, look around on the internet, there are quite a few of them. (I use videowave, but that costs money)
At 8/3/04 11:16 PM, aSSbAG wrote: It's been a while since i have used WMM but you might have it set as a slide show...find an option to either turn it off or set the delay to 0
I went into options and found out that the smallest possible frame length is 0.125 seconds. Sorry.
If you want to try a few other programs:
Free video editors
Debugmode.com's WAX 2.0
ThugsAtBay's Zweistein
VirtualDub
At 8/4/04 11:29 AM, schorhr wrote: Free video editors
Debugmode.com's WAX 2.0
ThugsAtBay's Zweistein
VirtualDub
So... what should I do with a budget of $0.00?
What do you mean?
Is free still to expensive?
WAX 2 is cool, but 3 will be more stable.
At 8/8/04 01:35 AM, zeligs96 wrote: im useing wmm
Windows Movie Maker should be named Windows Crappy Movie Maker.
hehe I find it pretty decent for it being free. Though I hate that it pushes the wmv format instead of offering you decent formats. The only other good one is .avi and you can't apply any codecs to it so it ends up being 400 MB for a 3 min movie ...
