PapaJohn
Tue Dec 05 23:09:56 CST 2006
no, the speedup rate depends on what setting you have for the picture
duration as they go on the timeline. The speedup factor depends on your
setting and the frames per second you want out of the project.
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PapaJohn
"LVTravel" <none@nonet.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks, P..J.., shame that WMM won't go "fast" enough as a default. Would
> save the OP a lot of time and effort.
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> I take it from what you said that if the OP wanted 15 frames per second
> that would do a speedup rate of 15x?
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> "PapaJohn" <papajohn@chartermi.net> wrote in message
> news:%23eCpA1KGHHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> save a movie in Movie Maker with each picture showing for 1 second, and
>> then bring it in as a single clip and apply a custom xml speedup rate of
>> 30x and you'll have 30 frames per second...
>>
>> the custom xml is just a tweak of the xml file on my Edit Movies > Video
>> > Reverse Effect page.. see the info for method 2
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>> PapaJohn
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>> "LVTravel" <none@nonet.com> wrote in message
>> news:12nbl5t6lo67t1f@corp.supernews.com...
>>>A quality movie has about 30 pictures per second appearing on the screen
>>>(frame rate) while a less quality video (not as smooth motion) will have
>>>about 15 pictures per second. I don't believe that the "frame rate" of
>>>WMM can be set to 1/30th or even 1/15th of a second. The slowest that I
>>>have been able to get it to go is 0.13 minutes duration (about 1/4th
>>>second) per picture. You would need a program to reduce the duration of
>>>a picture much more than I believe you can do in WMM. (If others know of
>>>a way to do this in WMM please respond.)
>>>
>>> I was able to accomplish this in Ulead's Video Studio (all way down to
>>> 1/60th second each image) but not Video Wave by Roxio (now owned by
>>> Sonic).
>>>
>>> You would need to create each picture (remember 15-30 per second of
>>> video) using a graphic program similar to Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop
>>> with each picture showing the small motion of the "characters" and then
>>> import those pictures into a video creating program that can put them in
>>> a video. Again the only one that I have that was able to go near the
>>> proper frame rate was Video Studio.
>>>
>>> There are other programs out there to do what you want but they have a
>>> tendency to be much more expensive that the "low budget" method I have
>>> specified.
>>>
>>> "Making a cartoon on Windows Movie Maker" <Making a cartoon on Windows
>>> Movie Maker@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>>> news:D52B66E4-BF63-462B-847D-72BDF5AFB763@microsoft.com...
>>>> Hello...I want to make a short cartoon using Windows Movie Maker...but
>>>> nowhere I turn too seems to tell me how. How can I make a cartoon
>>>> using
>>>> Windows Movie Maker?
>>>
>>>
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