Good Movie Makers?
- Thread starter deeguy1
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Hello deeguy1:
To my knowledge, there is no software or online application that can create a large volume of unique videos AT ONE TIME.
Animoto will create a video from a stack of images and it will throw in a musical background track as well. And if you repeat the process, it can do a variation of the video. But, as far as I know, it won't do a VOLUME of them AT ONE TIME.
And in the realm of desktop software applications, Muvee Reveal will do a similar job as that of Animoto. But again, it won't do a Volume of them AT ONE TIME.
I know what you are getting at, but I think that you will have to settle for ONE AT A TIME video rendering.
Maybe someday there will be something along the lines of what you seek. But I can only imagine that you would need a hell of a lot of system resources to do unique versions of a video simultaneously in multiples.
Cheers! - "Wiz"
To my knowledge, there is no software or online application that can create a large volume of unique videos AT ONE TIME.
Animoto will create a video from a stack of images and it will throw in a musical background track as well. And if you repeat the process, it can do a variation of the video. But, as far as I know, it won't do a VOLUME of them AT ONE TIME.
And in the realm of desktop software applications, Muvee Reveal will do a similar job as that of Animoto. But again, it won't do a Volume of them AT ONE TIME.
I know what you are getting at, but I think that you will have to settle for ONE AT A TIME video rendering.
Maybe someday there will be something along the lines of what you seek. But I can only imagine that you would need a hell of a lot of system resources to do unique versions of a video simultaneously in multiples.
Cheers! - "Wiz"
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There might be, but Muvee Reveal is the only desktop application that I currently know of that does similar compilations to Animoto's online service.
There is another site I heard of the other day that is similar to Animoto, but I don't recall what the name of it is.
Cheers!
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Yes . . . I think you are talking about "showbizvet". And from the positive reviews I have read on his service thread here on BHW, it sounds like his service is very good and reasonably priced.
Nah I'm talking about "jack-tt" but I'll look into him too, thanks.
I don't mind paying a reasonable price but I want to do some serious scaling and the cost soon becomes prohibitive!
