How can i do this? video + voice?

darrensss

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Hey Guys,
Never created a video for youtube before !!!! so need some advice pls.
What i would like to do is as follows ...

1) Create a video using multiple images of my product? is there a software that does this? would also be handy if i could add some type of editing to it like the product name and my web url???

2) What size should i make my videos?

3) I would like to do a vioce over ... how can i do this? i don't really have a great 'presenting' voice so is there any software that allows me to slightly change how my voice sounds?

Thanks
 
Get the download below:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/member-downloads/283405-get-photodex-proshow-producer-ver-4-5-1-latest.html

Also, if you have Windows XP, Windows 7, or Windows Vista (ugh!), there is an application already on your computer called Windows Movie Maker.

Cheers! - "Wiz"
 
Thanks WizGizmo but this software allows me to create my videos? any suggestions on how i can change the sound of my voice that i play over the top?
 
If you go to fiverr you can find really good people that will read your script for $5.
 
Yea theres tons of people on fiver who will be willing to do a voice-over for 5$. Theres this one guy who does cartoon and other tv character voice-overs, you should check it out :D
 
If you go to fiverr you can find really good people that will read your script for $5.

Your right but in the long run your cheating yourself. I think the learning process would make you more knowledgeable and also give you a notch on your belt. I know that is an obvious statement but its all about acquiring skills and pushing your limits I believe in this lifetime. Who knows, you might be good at it. Just some food for thought. If you don't have time then fiverr is the place to go.
 
For apple / unix users, an alternative would be to record your voice over as an mp3 using Audacity and then put together the video with your pics / watermark / voiceover in FFMpeg.

640x480 is a pretty common resolution to start with.
 
you can try flixtime or animoto.

also, get over the idea you don't have a good voice, or that you need a "good" voice. that's bs. add value and be yourself.
 
for what your trying to do i would use onetrusourcedotcom for the slideshow. it is fast, has smooth transitions and just looks clean. when your done drag it to camtasia and kill the "audio line", then record your voice over the frames. if you need more time to describe a frame it has a pause frame button so you can finish; so if your last frame is 5 seconds and you need 15 seconds to pitch you can extend it without messing stuff up. replay media catcher can record your export so you dont have to pay, and camtasia has cracks everywhere, but it also comes with a 30 day trial.
 
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