I am using the basic version on Windows Vista, and I didn't export it as a .dat file because I didn't fully finish editing it.

This has been the problem with my animation in Glueface. Glueface made my shot negative and cut it a little on the right side and put it on the left. Should I keep editing and will it go back to normal?

If it's flipped the frame around, then the issue is probably that the video is encoded in a way that GlueFace didn't expect. Occasionally I've seen Java render frames the wrong color, but that's usually when it's memory-starved or confused.

It looks like your .avi has the video encoded in RGB format instead of BGR. Perhaps you could post a short (3 frame or so) version of the .avi file, and I can check out the file's header. I'll probably have to write some code to handle video encoded in that format.:/

You can animate your fig as like you wish/need.
GlueFace can fit the mouth to these "angles".
You Minifig can walk from left to right, can turn the head from left to right, just like in "usual brickfilms".

The easyest way to do so is to use a blank head, or an head with an polished mouth. So you don´t need to rotoscope the mouth.
But its all written here:
http://bricktrick.de/index-e-glueface-1.php
and here:
http://bricktrick.de/index-e-glueface-3.php

Just play around with it, you will see that everything is possible.

Someone on a different project is looking into calling MEncoder (a command line program) to transparently serve up the frames to a Java application. If he gets this working, I'll try to incorporate it into GlueFace to replace the code that handles .avi files. That should allow GlueFace to deal with a large variety of files, instead of just uncompressed .avi files. More importantly, it should handle things like the inverted colors and such.

You still might want to stick uncompressed frames, since you lose quality when you compress the image.

I've got no projected date for this happening, though. I'll keep people posted.

@Director0012
Hm, I tryed this actually with the AVI which is in the example-projet of GlueFace ( http://bricktrick.de/index-softwaredownload.php )
I don´t have any problem.
So please try out the example-video in the example-project.

But, excuse me, why you use the Windows MovieMaker?????
There is much better software outhere....

Ok, I got my video onto windows movie maker, but when I put the audio onto it, the mouth movements didn't match up with the audio.
I used Avidemux to split it into frames and then I used monkeyjam to put the frames back together again. Did that method cause the problem?

Well, when I imported it into Avidemux I couldn't find a way to save it as an avi video, but I could split it into frames, so I checked the frame rate, and split it into frames.
What program did you import it to afterwards?

Solved my problem! When I saved it as an avi before, I didn't put .avi after the title. Because in MonkeyJam you never have to type it in after the title.And I thought the saving process was just like MonkeyJam!