Bricks in Motion
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When we want to add water effects in squirlz,we need avi files and when we publish in movie maker it is DV-AVI. How do we make them in only avi?
you add the water effects in before you use movie maker. But if you are animating with Movie Maker, I would switch to a program made for stop motion, like Monkeyjam.
Well to animate quickly you have to go to movie maker first to publish without the water. But do you know how to make avi without another program? If not that's okay.
I said MonkeyJam, you don't animate with Movie Maker
Yeah, but how do we publish in just AVI without monkeyjam.
As far as I know, WMM doesn't do AVI. What you could do is import the WMV into VirtualDub (if VDub supports WMV) and export it as AVI.
you export it from Monkeyjam as an AVI.
When we want to add water effects in squirlz,we need avi files and when we publish in movie maker it is DV-AVI. How do we make them in only avi?
Have you tried importing the "DV-AVI" file into Sqirlz? Because if you're saying what I think you're saying, those are AVI files. DV is just referring to the video codec.
Why don't you just download a format converter? Format Factory
JUGGERNAUT PICTURES wrote:When we want to add water effects in squirlz,we need avi files and when we publish in movie maker it is DV-AVI. How do we make them in only avi?
Have you tried importing the "DV-AVI" file into Sqirlz? Because if you're saying what I think you're saying, those are AVI files. DV is just referring to the video codec.
Yes, we did. It doesn't work.
Well listen to UniLego then instead of whining about Movie Maker.
Seriously there are so many better ways to import your frames 
When you animate with monkeyjam, you can export the video in Avi. That's all.
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Take Realbrick's advice please.
