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Trying to make a 'time-lapse'-ish video


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So I want to make a video of myself making something cool with MS paint.

 

I downloaded Snappy v1.5.4 as it was a program that can take a screenshot when I click, and it was what I wanted as I don't want to make a video with times where nothing is happening and times where I blaze through things.

 

I stopped despite how I wasn't really finished, but I'd thought I would explore the program a bit more. I tried saving the 700+ frames it recorded as an AVI, but I can't get farther from choosing a compression method as it gives me an error for everything I have chosen so far.

 

I can, however, export the 700+ frames as individual PNG files. If that's what I will end up doing and I cannot figure out how to export my work so far as an AVI, what is the quickest way for me to compile them into a movie?

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http://puu.sh/J9dI

 

oh lol.

 

 

 

 

Well, you have quite a lot of options, if you want to keep it simple I would use something like VirtualDub to make a movie out of it.

 

Else, I suggest using something like Camtasia, which takes care of pretty much everything and you can do some light editing afterwards. ( Like I did here -> http://mlpforums.com/topic/24350-fluttershy-speed-vectoring/ )

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Well, you have quite a lot of options, if you want to keep it simple I would use something like VirtualDub to make a movie out of it.

 

Else, I suggest using something like Camtasia, which takes care of pretty much everything and you can do some light editing afterwards. ( Like I did here -> http://mlpforums.com...peed-vectoring/ )

 

Aww nuts. I got virtualdub but can't get it to load multiple sequences as I've broken up my gallery of PNG images by deleting certain frames I don't want as they were basically me clicking out of MS paint to reply a youtube vid lolol (i.e. I'm missing frame number 99 and 100 so it stops loading at the 98th frame because 99 and 100 doesn't exist)

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Hmm... how about making several movies and stitch them together?

 

I tried doing that with some other program, but I noticed that the color changes going from one video segment to another. Not sure if want, and not sure how I can avoid that.

 

Eh, I'll try it again. It's probably the compression that messed up the color.

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I tried doing that with some other program, but I noticed that the color changes going from one video segment to another. Not sure if want, and not sure how I can avoid that.

 

The color changes...? That is more than weird...

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Like Neikos said, camtasia works really well. It's what I use for mine as well, but it's free. Unless you want to... (yar har)
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