Making animation “like-stop-motion” through Vegas + Inkscape

[Carlos Silva]

Hi,

SWISHmax seems to be useful tool. I took a look on that and in your tutorial.

After more research, I found MS PowerPoint 2010 has the “power” of creating animated charts. Moreover, the software can export videos (WMV format). Follow an chart animation example:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=buCXgYMaZSE&feature=related

Considering the use this kind of video (with white background), how to remove the background inside Vegas (using Vegas tools)? The idea is use the animated chart above other background. Is it related to chroma key? Considering it possible, could I use the same to WMV or AVI formats?

Thanks in advance,

Cadu

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[John Rofrano]

[Carlos Silva] “Considering the use this kind of video (with white background), how to remove the background inside Vegas (using Vegas tools)? The idea is use the animated chart above other background. Is it related to chroma key? Considering it possible, could I use the same to WMV or AVI formats?”

Yes, you would need to use the Chroma Key tool to key out the white background and make sure that you don’t use white anywhere in your animation. Uncompressed AVI files would work better than WMV because WMV is so highly compressed you might not get a clean key.

~jr

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[Andreas Vlasov]

Does it support APNG? Gif is too old, and quality of animation frames is too low. 256 color isn’t enough.

[John Rofrano] “The easiest way to add animation would be to use animated GIF files.”

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