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18/10/2010 06:15:49

sparkz
sparkz
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Well done team. I think this is an excellent program. Well thought out and very intuitive. It brings animation to the masses.

I hope you continue to expand the features and stay one step ahead on any competition - doesn't seem to be much in this area.

Presently, my biggest problem is audio. If I was able to import audio clips at any point in the timeline I think it would be just about perfect. I expect more experience animators don't flinch at doing things this way but for me it sort of spoils the fun and spontaneity of it all.

Anyhow, keep up the good work...
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18/10/2010 11:10:37

NeilExperimental userMuvizu staff
Neil
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Hi sparkz,

Thanks for the compliments. We certainly do intend to keep expanding Muvizu, but with the aim of keeping it simple and accessible.

We're getting a little backlogged with feature requests at the moment and our next development cycle (after the November release) is going to focus on a few techy house-keeping jobs such as upgrading our ageing Unreal engine to the latest version. After that we've got some big things in the pipeline (no details yet sadly, 'cos nothing's concrete), and a more interactive and advanced timeline is one of the things we're hoping to bring to you.

You've probably already thought of this but in the meantime, you can workaround the issue. Load up the "prepare sound effects" dialog box with the audio files you need, then go to direct and start a recording. Play the sound effects you need in any old order, then stop the recording and go to the timeline. You can then drag the sound effects around, positioning and re-ordering them as you see fit.

It's a bit cumbersome, but if you're patient with us, we'll get around to it. Promise.
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19/10/2010 13:17:26

sparkz
sparkz
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Thanks but I didn't think of that! Good work around

Can't wait for the new versions. All sounds very exciting...
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16/11/2010 19:17:48

Than
Than
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And if it's not actual dialogue you can also use a post video editing suite to add and move around sound, even windows movie maker should you not have any thing like sony vegas or pinnacle.



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edited by Than on 11/16/2010
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