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twquick

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    Terry Q

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  • A:M version
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  • Hardware Platform
    Windows
  • System Description
    I3 3.6 8gb RAM GeForce GTX 750Ti
  • Short Term Goals
    Simple animations for work.
  • Mid Term Goals
    More complex animations for work.
  • Long Term Goals
    None
  • Self Assessment: Animation Skill
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  1. twquick
    That is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thank you!
  2. twquick
    Thanks for the reply Robert. If I were to import the images as Targa files, is there a way to compile them so as each image remains onscreen for 45 frames or so before going to the next image?
  3. twquick
    Coming back to something I really enjoyed a long time ago. My last foray into AM was with 2005 version. I've created a short animation using Windows Movie Maker. It consists of 13 images with some simple transitions, basically a slideshow. I am using Pazera PS MPEG to AVI converter to get the AVI. I have tried every CODEC available with the converter, but when I attempt import the AVI I just get a dialog box saying "IMPORT NULLOBJECT". What am I doing wrong? Should I be using a particular CODEC? Thanks for any help, glad to be back!
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