Insert a hyperlink to the file in the e-mail

When your film is uploaded to a website (brickshelf, youtube, vimeo etc) you post a thread about it in the "Releases" section. You must insert a link to your film in the post of course.

Soon, Schlaeps will have the directory up and running and we could upload vidoes directly to BiM

When you have your compression software, compress the file a few times at different sizes and compare. Small size compromises quality.

You need to capture your frames with a separate program (use SMA or MonkeyJam) assuming you use a webcam. Then, save the file as .AVI and import the video file into Vegas to do effects.

Thats what BiM is for, silly!

Last edited by fib12345 (December 28, 2008 (07:31pm))

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A hyperlink is a link like http://www.bricksinmotion.com or http://www.lol.com .

Sony Vegas is a compression software, as well as a editing software, so no worries.

Last edited by Frogtrap (December 28, 2008 (08:18pm))

attach your film to an e-mail and send it to Stevie Collins.

More videos on my Youtube Channel or on my (now updated) Webstite

You don't want a hyperlink. You want a deeplink.

I recommend that you sign up on a file hosting site such as MediaFire and upload your movie to there. That's the easiest way.

It has to be up to a certain standard to get into the directory. Which also still requires you upload it somewhere.

Yes, only I never used to use Monkeyjam or Sony Vegas. I used WMM. I just got Sony Vegas and Monkeyjam. This is what I did before:

1.Import the pictures to my computer.

2.Put them in my stop motion folder.

3.Open WMM and import the pictures.