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Bug fixes: FrameByFrame now produces proper movies for images of any resolution. This means you are no longer restricted to using 72 dpi images.





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| Downloads:13,238 |
| Version Downloads:7,378 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Free |
| Date:08 Aug 2009 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Screentom reviewed on 30 Jan 2011
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Franz K reviewed on 29 Mar 2010
Here's what we did with it at our art gallery
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKBeksV7EHQ
+51
Arvidtp reviewed on 09 Aug 2009
But - Drag and Drop seems to have stopped working for importing images. Thankfully "Edit > Import Images" still works, so no big deal.
I wish there was a way to save a quicktime reference move from FrameByFrame, but its not a deal-breaker, especially at the price of free!
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sturmen reviewed on 18 Jun 2008
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Also, frames over #253 it seems will not be saved.
Happened to my students on several different machines running OS X 10.6 and 10.7. So just make sure split your project to a new file before you get to 250 frames! If you find that you're over, do an Export (Not Quick Export - that crashes too) before trying to save, because Export seems to work fine on projects over 256 frames.
I've emailed the developer about it and hopefully it can be fixed.
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