Editing standalone movies
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Editing standalone movies
Can standalone movies be edited to speed them up? Can I delete frames from the output without killing them altogether?
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Re: Editing standalone movies
You can either change the timing for a frame or delete it altogether.
Or, if you want to get fancy, you can skip a frame, only going to it if the user clicks the appropriate button.
I use a combination of these, capturing many extra frames using the print screen button, then deleting the extras. Next I adjust the timing, about 10 seconds (depending on the screen shot and amount of information). I also edit the timing for the mouse pointer movement, typically stating 1.5 to 2.5 seconds before the end of the frame, depending on how far it travels.
HTH
Or, if you want to get fancy, you can skip a frame, only going to it if the user clicks the appropriate button.
I use a combination of these, capturing many extra frames using the print screen button, then deleting the extras. Next I adjust the timing, about 10 seconds (depending on the screen shot and amount of information). I also edit the timing for the mouse pointer movement, typically stating 1.5 to 2.5 seconds before the end of the frame, depending on how far it travels.
HTH
Steve
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