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Bricks in Motion
Bricks in Motion
We are a friendly filmmaking community devoted to the art of stop-motion animation using LEGO® and similar construction toys. Here, you can share your work, join our community of other brickfilmers, and participate in periodic animation contests!
A place to discuss, share, and create stop motion films.
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It is better, as it can go up to 33 frames per second.
It is better, as it can go up to 33 frames per second.
Good because I just got a new Windows 7 and have not used the WWM yet but it looked different and I was not sure if the first was easier to use. It looks a little tricky to understand compared to the first. But do you know if there is a better one out there or I should stay with WWM.
VirtualDub sounds good. Its free.
VirtualDub sounds good. Its free.
I actually have that its not really the same as WWM. It more for converting from videos to pictures vice versa, compression, frame rate simple stuff like that. I mean something that can edit video and sound to the final product. I heard someone talk about Lightworks. Know anything about that? 
Last edited by Brickcrazy (November 5, 2011 (05:37am))
Nope.
Office Depot will occasionaly have sales where you can get better than wmm but is still lowendish, yet good, for free.
I heard someone talk about Lightworks. Know anything about that?
It's a free open source editor.
It has a steep learning curve but there is some official documentation (Here). I'm sure you can find lots more unofficial stuff using your google-fu.
It is better, as it can go up to 33 frames per second.
WMM is an editor the frame rate it can achieve isn't really applicable. This job is done by stop motion software.
For precaptured frames try: Virtualdub
Good for capture: Monkeyjam
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Read up!
If you feel a bit like being naughty, you could pirate Sony Vegas (Even though you shouldn't), though you can also get Sony Vegas 9 for as low as 60USD at places, look on Amazon.com.
Last edited by Guss Griswold (November 18, 2011 (06:41am))
We don't condone piracy here GGSS.
If you're looking for a good free editing program, go check out Lightworks
you can also get Sony Vegas 9 for as low as 60USD at places, look on Amazon.com.
I went on Amazon and got Sony Vegas Platinum 11 Production Suite for $60 USD (As in, the newest version)
However if you want Sony Vegas Pro, be ready to cough up at least $200
Hmm, $500-600
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