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    I'm looking for a good tool to make a rolling credit at the end of a video in the same way as with most commercial movies. It is a video of a choral production and I need to list the performers, producers, contributors, conductor et al at the end in the typical cinematic style rolling credits. I would appreciate any suggestions on good tools for this.
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  2. Hi, if you're familiar with avisynth, it's a good free way to do this

    Here are some example scripts
    https://forum.videohelp.com/topic99389.html#textroll
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  3. I wrote an AviSynth script for rolling credits which uses a bmp image. So you basically lay out your credits in a bmp image and then setup the script. Here it is:

    Code:
    image= ImageReader("credits.bmp",0,1,1) # source is single image 720x2000
    
    return scroll(image)
    
    function scroll(image)
    {
    	vh=height(image)
    	vw=width(image)
    	fh=480
    
    	image=addborders(image,0,fh,0,fh)
    	a=vh+fh-1
    	v=changefps(image,a).trim(0,a)
    	v=animate(0,a,"crop",v,0,0,vw,fh, v,0,a,vw,fh)
    
    	return interlaced(v)# video
    	#return progressive(v)# film
    }
    
    function interlaced(v)
    {
    	#v=v.SeparateFields.SelectEvery(4, 1,2) # slow
    	v=v.SeparateFields.SelectEvery(8, 1,4) # fast
    	#v=v.SeparateFields.SelectEvery(16, 1,8) # supa-fast
    	v=weave(v)
    	
    	return v.assumeFPS(29.970)
    }
    
    function progressive(v)
    {
    	#v=v # progessive film, very slow
    	v=SelectEvery(v,2, 0) # progressive film, slow
    	#v=SelectEvery(v,4, 0) # progressive film, fast
    	#v=SelectEvery(v,8, 0) # progressive film, supa-fast
    
    	return v.assumeFPS(23.976)
    }

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    Vista > windows movie make
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  5. Believe it or not I remember being in a Studio audience watching a game show taping and at the end of the show they used the simple method of scrolling the text at the end of having all the text on a card and panning the camera from top to bottom.

    So many ways to one destination.

    If I was doing it that way I'd use one of the inexpensive Chroma Key kits like they sell in the B&M stores. The one advantage would be Now you'd have the Chroma key kit and be able to do other effects. Overlay a announcer pointing out each person as the name is displayed or spoken.
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  6. Originally Posted by TBoneit
    Believe it or not I remember being in a Studio audience watching a game show taping and at the end of the show they used the simple method of scrolling the text at the end of having all the text on a card and panning the camera from top to bottom.
    Basically, that is what my AviSynth script is doing.


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    BluffTitler requires DirectX version June 2007 or later.
    BluffTitler costs € 39.95
    The SubStationAlpha specs ++ Avisynth == $0.00
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