Saving
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Another option in
VirtualDub is of course to save as AVI file. Before you do, you'll want
to select the desired codec.
first, select
menu: Video > Full
processing mode
and then
menu: Video
> Compression
You might also want to make sure that no
audio channel is added. Look in Audio menu. Or you could use that in
fact to add an audio track, perhaps sound effects .
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Then
save the
animation as AVI file:
menu: File > Save as AVI... (F7)
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Indicate
the file
name and click Save. Done!
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Converting Targa image sequence to
another format |

You can also use VirtualDub to
convert the image sequence from Dogwaffle's Targa to another format,
such as Jpeg or Png.
This is particularly nice for users of the free version of Project
Dogwaffle, where image sequences are saved only as Targa images.
If you need other image formats you can also use Irfanview, another excellent, very
fast and versatile and above all free image viewer with great
batch conversion capabilities.
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If
you do the
conversion in VirtualDub, choose one of the listed formats:
BMP
TARGA
JPEG
PNG
and possibly some of their associated options such as compression
quality for Jpeg.
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And
that's it. You can now
go and be very creative, by creating some very cool animations and
offer them
in your emails as animated gif attachments or on a website and many
other places. And you used tools which are completely free. Woohoo!
Of course if you use PD Pro or others you may also see additional
features in the animation toolbar, such as the light table (aka
Onionskin) which shows the prior 2 and next two frames blended
automatically, without the need to also copy images frame by frame to
the Swap buffer. This will let you work much faster and efficiently of
course.
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See
other tutorials
for various versions of Dogwaffle including PD Particles and PD
Artist here, here, here, here and here
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