korkus2000
msg:850925 | 12:26 pm on Jun 29, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Sticky me. To me it sounds like a job for macromedia director. I use to build director demos all the time. I think macromedia is trying to phase out director and go to flash. Action script is almost able to replace lingo. I would think Flsh can handle what ever it is. It just maybe a huge file.
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kingkelly
msg:850926 | 6:27 pm on Jul 2, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Well since hes new to Flash, he would probably find it easier than learning Director... Flash MX has ability to import video, sounds, and you can then easily put text or whatever on top. You can use SnagIt (a screencapture util) that captures video aswell as still images on your puter. You can set the frames per second rate adn everything.You can then import it intot o flahs and draw text all over top of it...
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Brett_Tabke
msg:850927 | 7:32 am on Jul 8, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Snag it is quite good. I've used it on several occasions.
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joshie76
msg:850928 | 8:14 am on Jul 8, 2002 (gmt 0) |
Korkus replied to my Sticky with some useful Macromedia URLs which describe techniques to simulate video in Flash 5: [macromedia.com...]
[macromedia.com...] Obviously if you're using Flash 6 then you should be able to do a straight import. I've long been a fan of SnagIt and I think it was me that recommended it to Brett - I didn't realise it could capture screen interaction like screencam though - cheers guys. I'll have a play with that later.
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