What resolution and frame rate should I make an animated mobisode?
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Human eyes can be fooled by frame rate greater than or equal to 24. Resolution is irrelevant.
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RMVB = RealMedia variable bitrate\n\nneed to be played with RealPlayer
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USe SWISHmax, It is FLASH made easy.
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Yes, get latest version, but make sure you setup the preferences correctly. this will ensure good quality playback.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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you can turn down the resolution of the video to like ummm............... 0.5x0.5 using half a pixel by half a pixel shouldnt take up 100MB
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Check in your camera software options...there is an option to change the framerate.
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well its free so it prolly gonna suk a lil\nand 6 hours holy might be yer puter  is it slow?\ni use ImTOO and ImTOO mov converter\nfree on torrent sites
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You would need to make an animated GIF.\nOne program that I know of to do this would be Animation Shop by Jasc Software, now Corel\n\nhttp://www.corel.com/servlet/Satellite?pagename=Corel3/Products/Display&pid=1047024390003
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Video conversion is highly CPU dependent. So if your CPU isn't fast enough, that may be the problem. It could also be a slow hard drive.
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I'd to use SWiSHmax 1. It is very easy to use and convinent. And the price is also lower than Studio Flash. \n\nHere is the discription:\nSWiSHmax has everything you need to create stunning fully interactive Flash animations. You can create shapes, text, buttons, sprites, and motion paths. You can also include more than 230 ready-to-use animated effects including explode, vortex, 3D spin, and wave. You can create your own effects or make an interactive movie by adding actions to objects. A scripting language allows you to program sophisticated operations into your animations. You can preview your animation inside SWiSHmax without launching a browser or external player, and live editing lets you make changes while the animation is playing. SWiSHmax creates all the files you need to upload to your Web server, or you can generate the HTML code to paste into an existing Web page. \n\nhttp://www.download.com/SWiSHmax/3000-6676_4-10223922.html?tag=lst-6-3
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1) for images i usually use .jpg, audio: mp3, video: wma (windows media player)\n2) Right now i would say Flash is widely used, but Animatated Gif are there as well. With Flash you can get more vivid effects but it is harder to use then just creating an animated gif, but then again there are so many tools available now, you can creat all kinds of animations using flash or animated gif.\n3)I would use a static background, it is easier on the visitor, if you use too many moving things on your page it will distract your visitor and they will never come back\n4)Not sure what the question is. But if you want video/audio windows media player is the one. There are other ones Real, winamp, quicktime but they will need to be installed by the visitor otherwise your file wont play. Windows media comes standard with windows so it is widely available\n6) See #4
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You will need a copy of Macromedia Flash.  You can purchase order versions on eBay to safe the high cost of new software.\n\nBelow is a free tutorial on how to create a flash animation.
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get an app called fraps ... record the flightsim game as ur playing it .... convert to vcd mpeg1 in tmpgenc ... use the source range to edit and trim it up in tmpgenc...use the mpeg tools to splice more than one piece together ... you can get slightly higher quality if you use mpeg2 dvd settings but it will make it too large unless its a short clip ...
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Really, it is much easier to embed AVI or MPG formats into Powerpoint. Inserting MPG or AVI is very easy.\n\nInsert > Movies and Sounds. \n\nIf it's just a 3 second loop, another idea would be to convert it to an animated gif that would be much easier to work with. \n\nQuicktime .MOV are usually linked outside the presentation -- sounds like you don't want to do this, but generally embedding .mov is not possible.
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try changing the resolution or encoding to AVI tthen converting it later on.\n\nencoding to MPEG or DivX takes a lot of CPU and it gets messed up if you do it on the fly.
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I think they mean animated gifs.  \nThey show as a static picture, not as an animation as they should.\nI have that problem at work.\nAnyone know how to fix it?
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NTSC Pixel ratio is 720 x 480 or 720 x 486 Either one works fine. (Trust me, I'm having to do the same thing for a school project right now!) Good luck!