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Re: Studios Newbie Question
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lugnet.animation
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Wed, 10 Jan 2001 20:42:51 GMT
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Ed,
Thanks...the split clip and delete method will work. Maybe zooming in a
bunch on the clip will help with finer cuts.
I downloaded a freeware application called ABC Videoroll...after playing
around with it for a bit I noticed that it at least can capture video
from the LEGO cam and has more sophisticated editing tools. I am
debating whether it would be worthwhile to learn to use this program
instead of LEGO Studios. One big advantage is the ability to save clips
in a variety of formats...but a big disadvantage is that I cannot find
out how to do stop-motion with it.
I also downloaded the trail version of Pinnacle Systems Studios...it's a
lot like LEGO Studios with a more grown-up interface. But I didn't see
a stop-motion section for it either...I never tested to see whether it
picked up the camera signal.
I will probably stick with LEGO Studios...I hope an update does come out
soon. My three wishes (in order) would be:
Ability to save as an uncompressed movie file of some sort
Ability to switch to 640x480 resolution (although this may slow down the
fps too much)
Finer Editing Controls
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Thomas Main
main@appstate.edu
Ed Mayhall wrote:
>
> In lugnet.publish.cinema, Thomas Main writes:
> > I just got the LEGO Studios Moviemaker set and have been playing around with
> > it. My question is, once I film a clip, how can I cut out parts that I don't
> > want in it? For instance, I have some extra time at the beginning and end of
> > the clip...and is it possible to select a section in the middle and cut it
> > out?
>
> Yes.
>
> Remember now that this is a kiddie app and will not give high quality results.
>
> (I dont remember the correct words for everything so I will do my best.)
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> Select the scene in the Movie Track. Then move the blue tap in the scrub bar
> to the area you want to cut. So if you want to cut the first 2 seconds out you
> would move it to the end of the first 2 seconds. Then click on the button to
> the right under the trashcan. It is...clip scene or something like that.
> Maybe it is split scene. anyways....once you do this you select the piece you
> do not want and trash it.
>
> The problems I have had with this so far are hair pulling glitches. In my Ninja
> Madness movie I filmed more than I needed and when I tried to cut it out the
> first frame would still show when the movie played. I tweaked with it for a
> bit but ended up cutting out more than I wanted so the samurai pops onto the
> screen with his horse instead of a steady walk on. Such is life when using a
> cheap program.
>
> I hope this helps you out.
>
> Ed
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