What Software Was Used To Make This YouTube Video?

I want to produce a video just like the one below. Notice how it has the typewritten information appearing from the bottom as the PICs continue to roll? I know that it was not done in Microsoft Movie Maker. Can anyone point me in the right direction as to what I can use to do this?

Agreed, very good concept. I too will like to know how this was done.

Adobe Premiere

http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere.html

G-S-T said:

Adobe Premiere

http://www.adobe.com/products/premiere.html

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Is there any other software? Possibly something online similar to Animoto?

Adobe Premier is H-O-T but its way out of my league in terms of learning curve. I have ZERO graphics skills, ZERO programming skills and no desire to learn them.

Surely, there has got to be a simple program or possibly even a subscription service where I can upload my PICs and content and PRESS, "complete" and get the same results in the video?

To me it doesn't look like it was made with video software.

It was probably made with a jquery slider and they captured the screen as it went through the different images.

You can see a typical jquery slider that does what you see in the youtube video by going to google and search for: Ultimate Fade-in slideshow

It is a free dynamic drive script.

Download the script, set up your images and text, use free screen capture software or trial version of camtasia, add music etc and you'll then have a video that looks like the one in your original post.

-Spazm-

You can do this easily with the full version of Camtasia.

Not sure if it's still available in the downloads section but was not too long ago.

I want to thank everyone for their input and help. I had no idea such a seemingly simple task would take so long to figure out. Here are a few comments that may help others out. I burned about five hours attempting to resolve this issue out

G-S-T said:

Adobe Premiere

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After scanning desktop applications, online applications, subscription services and free options and getting nowhere, I tried the Visual SlideShow: http://visualslideshow.com/photo-slideshow.html It was easy to use but it was limited in its capabilities. REFUND!

I was just about to go with Adobe Premier until Spazm posted this...

spazm said:

To me it doesn't look like it was made with video software. It was probably made with a jquery slider and they captured the screen as it went through the different images.

You can see a typical jquery slider that does what you see in the youtube video by going to google and search for: Ultimate Fade-in slideshow

It is a free dynamic drive script.

Download the script, set up your images and text, use free screen capture software or trial version of camtasia, add music etc and you'll then have a video that looks like the one in your original post.

-Spazm-

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That seemed like my answer; the only problem was/is CODING. A person would have to sit down and actually learn to code, if only to a small degree. And again, that just isn't my cup of tea.

But then! Like a Phoenix rising from the ashes, Gary Becks hit a friggin home run.

Gary Becks said:

You can do this easily with the full version of Camtasia.

Not sure if it's still available in the downloads section but was not too long ago.

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I just downloaded Camtasia Studio and this puppy gives me what I need with no sweat! Thanks a million GB!

And thanks again to everyone who brought their input to the table.

Thanks + REP to the entire crew!