Is this software like windows movie maker that is to say can i use pictures to make a short movie and can I have multiple pictures in one frame ?
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You would need a template to drop in several photos on this program. I have not seen such a template and you would likely have to either download one or do up a montage in Photoshop or some other editing software prior to dropping it in. The software just pans/ fades photos in those short movie setups. Hope that helps.
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No, recorded clips duration is fixed and cannot be changed, but you can stitch them together with movie maker in ms window. Quicktime needs additional video codes.
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This is video editing software (a good one) but it does not offer 1-click solution (at least I am not aware of it nor I was ever looking for it) that can import from your device and burn to disc.If you just want to burn your raw films on DVD any burning software would do the job.You need this one (Movie Studio) if you want to edit video before burning.
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Carolyn, VLC media player will play the files without any problems. I have been using the camera for 1 week and it works fine. Also, Windows live movie maker can splice and edit videos.
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Microsoft has photo and video software that works great and it's free. I believe it is called Microsoft live.
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I found out about Picassa through your post. It is SO MUCH better than my current photo software! Thanks so much for your post. I'm having a great time with Picassa and it's free!! Made my first movie a few days ago - so user friendly.
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Its a great software and it will make ur video come with great effects, but if you do not want to do that just download any video converter from download.com and that will just convert all your files that you choose to the format you are pleased with.
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You can turn the slideshow off, so it only displays a single file. I might shop around a bit more to find a frame with a little better viewing angle. This is good for photos at a glance, but video won't look great because the viewing angle isn't the best.
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Yes each time you stop recording a new file will be created. There is no way you can pause between scenes. If you need to access a specific point in a video, you can do this in playback mode.
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Don't know. I tried to use the program. but it is not too friendly, so I am using my old program to make movies.
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Sort of. There's a "Panorama" Scene mode, but it's essentially just an onscreen guide for lining up multiple images. You're expected to actually stitch these together later in software. If your scene is in the distance, and you pay close attention to the part of the scene that's in the left-most box and place it in the right-most box for the next shot, this system actually works pretty well.
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If you're referring to a 'movie' made from still images, it does so quite easily. If you want the same duration for each slide to show and the same type and length of transitions - it can do it all nearly instantaneously. If you want slides to be showing for different lengths of time, there's a bit more manual work involved. But in either case, you'd render out to a video format - for the web probably .mp4. However, if you're referring to a manual slide show on a website - where the viewer can move through the slides at their own pace, that's something entirely different and is done with a plugin (slider) and individual still images on the website itself, not done in a video editing program.
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Yes, you can record a short movie and audio as well. But, it's like 2 minutes.
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I have not done those functions. Its a pretty simple software program, simple enough my 11 year old uses it to edit her home made movies to upload to YouTube. She trims video segments, Adds Titles and ending credits, and organizes segments into 1 video file. My guess is, it will not do any of what you are asking as I do not remember seeing those functions.....Good Luck
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I've used it. It works. The only down side is that on a Windows 8 OS the feature to burn DVDs from Windows Movie Maker is gone. You'll need a 3rd party software to burn DVDs that you make.
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I don't think there is such a function although the software does have a "stitching" function that might provide a work around. In any case, you can copy them to most any word process or image manipulating program, place them side by side and use a screen snipping tool to capture them both and save them as a single image. I would not let it prevent you from purchasing his excellent camera and software since there are many other ways to achieve your goal. Good luck!
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Possibly, Dragon Frame is very good a but rather complex. You could get the similar effect with Stop motion Pro which is easier to use but a bit more pedestrian.