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Axogon Composer took me ages to find. Though it's freeware, it isn't available almost anywhere. You can get it here.
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Axogon Composer took me ages to find. Though it's freeware, it isn't available almost anywhere. You can get it here.
when I try to export/save a file in Monkey jam this comes up:
It doesn't show the export button
when I try to make the window bigger it still doesn't show the save/export button.
this has happened on two computers but both are Wndows 7. does this happen to everybody?
if so, whats the solution?
Last edited by Coyote Creek Films (January 6, 2012 (07:22pm))
Whoops Double post 
That's just Monkeyjam not being able to fit to the window. I've heard it does that.
Unless they come out with an updated version that fixes the problem, I'd get another frame capture program if I were you.
I'd get another frame capture program if I were you.
This was saposed to be my new capture program 
I want to find a new one because the software I use doesn't get to a very high resolution.
does anyone have suggestions on what to get.
I was thinking about Ikit movie but I can't afford that right now.
if there's a free program out there or one better then Ikit please let me know 
Well have you tried Helium Frog? It is free and many brickfilmers seem to use it and as much as I know it supports way higher resolutions than MonkeyJam. I used to use MonkeyJam cause it was easy, but I couldn't work with it anymore because I want to make HD videos and MonkeyJam always reduced the quality and resolution of videos.
Three days ago I started using Stop Motion Pro and I gotta say it's worth $ I really like it and it's both easy and professional, it has this right balance.
Actually, about a year ago I swapped from MonkeyJam to HeliumFrog but recently I've gone back to MonkeyJam. 
HeliumFrog has a habit of crashing VERY often, and it's supposed to save automatically but once after a crash I lost more than 500 frames. Right now I'm trying to save up for something like Dragon Stop Motion.
I've tried Dragon Stop Motion at my friend's PC and it was quite confusing, but it is a really professional software nonetheless.
Is ikitmovie any good?
if you plan on making Brickfilms that look like they are fresh out of 2008, sure.
It works meh out of 50
What's a decent one around the same price range? (It's $60-$100)
editing? this: http://hitfilm.com/
various versions. find one to suit.
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