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How do you do this?

by donhutchinson
6 replies
How do you create a video presentation like this?
The second 'slide' is not static - the text 'flows'
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It's probably simple (I knoew I am... :confused:
thanks
  • Profile picture of the author I.M.Retired
    I think it is done with .swf files. Not 100% sure but when I checked the source code on the site there is a .swf file link.

    If you google swf you will get info such as this: SWF file format delivers vector graphics, text, video, and sound over the Internet and is supported by Adobe® Flash®
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  • Profile picture of the author callmestrip
    I know Frank uses Mac so it's prob. a program for Mac's... are you talking about the program he is using to for the slides or the video?
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    • Profile picture of the author donhutchinson
      Yep, the animated slides.
      I don't have a Mac tho...
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  • Profile picture of the author I.M.Retired
    Don: You gotta get a Mac! Keynote does all that and more quickly and easily. You can slide text in and out, rotate it, fade it, box it, twirl it, plop and drop it, cook it up for dinner and eat it... oops... getting carried away again. Keynote basically makes Powerpoint presentations look like, well, Powerpoint presentations.

    You can save a Keynote presentation as Powerpoint files if you really must. But you can also export the files as Quicktime Movies, PDF's, Image Slideshows and Macromedia Flash Movies in .swf format and more.

    The program itself is very easy to use - you can also ad sound, movie clips and all sorts of other good stuff to your creation.

    Check this, if you feel the need to drool a bit, that is...

    http://www.apple.com/iwork/keynote/
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    • Profile picture of the author donhutchinson
      Thanks Val,

      I've been calmly, firmly and repeatedly told to 'get a Mac' by a lot of people recently. Including you.

      Thanks.

      I clicked on the link.

      Now I'm going to be drooling even more than usual this weekend ...

      (nurse, pass the tissues please)
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