YouTube Movies Without a Camera
This is just a quick response to Tenneral’s video encouraging his subscribers to make videos themselves. One or two people mention not having a camera or that they do not want to appear on film. Neither of these should prevent anyone from making YouTube movies. Here are the links I mention in the film… Audacity – for recording your narrative: audacity.sourceforge.net Virtual Dub – of particular use to anyone wanting to do animation: www.virtualdub.org Windows Movie Maker – used ot come with Windows but it is now download only: download.live.com VideoPad – this wants to link up with a suit of programs, not all free but is rather good all the same: www.nchsoftware.com Anime Studio – easy to use animation software that includes lip synching: anime.smithmicro.com Crazy Talk – a favourite of mine that allows you to animate almost any picture: www.reallusion.com Paint.net – a very easy to use little paint program that should meet your needs: www.getpaint.net IrfanView – not really important to you, this is an image viewer with a few whistles and bells and can be of use for animators. www.irfanview.de
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What? WHAT? creepy video
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@TheZombie458 – Ah! But it’s the creepy animation or my face. You’ll have to take my word for it, this is the better choice.