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Re: I need to know how to make a video that shows 4 views
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Fri, 14 Jun 2002 14:26:02 GMT
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In lugnet.cad, Todd Thuma writes:
> In lugnet.cad, Eduardo Vazquez Harte writes:
> > Does anyone know what is it called this technic or effect or even how to
> > make it? and with what software? I use videomach.
> >
> > Please I need to know.
> >
> > Thanks
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> Eduardo,
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> I checked out the company that makes VideoMach, Gromada.com, and read over
> what their software will do. I have no experience with the software, but
> from the sounds of it you can do this 4 views in one frame effect with a
> little bit of work.
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> From reading over the software discription at the web site, it sounds as if
> the software takes still images and threads them together into a movie, the
> output of which is your choice. In order to do this you will need image
> editing software. I HIGHLY recommend PhotoShop from Adobe.
Thanks but is too advance for me I prefer M$ Paint or as sometime I call it
paintbrush "I like the old one of win3.1"
> Take each still image of the four views and paste them into a single frame.
> In Photoshop I would do this in this manner. Assuming each still is 320by240
> pixels I would start with a new image in Photoshop that is blank and has the
> dimension 640by480. Then I would paste the first view into the upper left,
> the second view into the upper right, the third view into the lower left and
> the fourth view into the lower right. The order is, of course, you decision.
> I would then same that frame as "Frame001.jpg".
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> Repeat this process for all four views and all still images. Be certain to
> keep the views seperate so that all of the stills of one view appears in the
> same area of the screen. Then use the VideoMach software to stich the
> images, Frame001.jpg to FrameXXX.jpg into one movie.
I know that I was looking for a faster way of doing this.
> If the views are already movies, then you will need some advanced software
> to make this happen. You will need a non-linear editing software like Final
> Cut Pro 3 or Adobe Premiere 6.0. They will let you composite videos together
> in one screen. Place each video in a separate corner of the frame and let
> the computer "render" the final video.
I check them out those apps thanks.
> It sounds interesting what you are doing. Good luck!
THX againg CU
> Todd
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