Over the past week and a half, I have cried, cursed, and lost sleep over a tutorial I made as a final project for one of my classes. Windows Movie Maker is made of so. much. fail. I already knew this, but had no other options readily accessible. Happily, CamStudio and Audacity are friendlier programs, but I had to hook up the audio and visual
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And indeed I am happily listening. ♥
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Me: Thanks?
Hehe!
The tutorial was great. I don't doubt it was the best :)
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Sometimes the scrolling around the page went a little quickly for my eyes and thus looked a bit jumpy to me (I run into the same problem when there are long&quick pans in movies, which make my eyes get confused and insist on focusing on static images for a while), but that was probably an effect of free software+older laptop (or my wonky eyes). The narration was fabulous! Whoever did you get to do your voice-over work? ;-)
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I'm not entirely happy with the jumpyness of the scrolling, either, but that's what the freeware does, so. I think there's some settings I could muck about with further, but this one's good enough. If I do any more, I'll try twiddling with the settings to see what happens (or maybe the new laptop I get eventually will be less jumpy!).
Whoever did you get to do your voice-over work?
I happen to know this awesome winkingstar chick, she's great for voice-overs!
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