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  1. 23rd Jan 2008 08:10 #1
    largactyl
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    Hi,

    (REAL n00b question...)
    Say I have a series of photos + a few short video clips, and I want to combine them with an audio track, to produce a clip for youtube.... what's the simplest tool to do the job?

    Exact timing control is important, so maybe a tool that uses a script file or something..... and if it supports reading animated GIFs, all the better.

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    Windows Movie Maker. Don't think it supports animated GIFs tho.

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  3. 23rd Jan 2008 12:05 #3
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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    Windows Movie Maker. Don't think it supports animated GIFs tho.
    Hmmmm... in that case, is it possible to import the individual frames (if I have each one on file) to form a clip, maybe?
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    Sure you can. You can set the duration of each "frame".

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