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I have 2 things i want to join but dont know how, here's the info:
I have a picture and I have an audio file, i want to join them both together to make a kind of fake transmission, an example of what i want to do is when a station runs into technical difficulties a silly image comes up and someone usually says that they have ran into difficulties and thatthey are working on it and you should be returned to your program shortly.
At the moment i have something called EO Video but thats not working as i want it to. I know there must be another program out there, its not for a webpage so website building tools are not necessary. At the moment i currently edit images using Paint Shop Pro 7 and Animation Shop 3 and neither of them can add music to things, taht I am aware of.
Im sure that this question is like a stab in the dark but I hope that someone may know what I mean and reply......
Thanks in advance for any help that is sufficient to my post.
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i think virtualdub should be able to do this though
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http://www.doeasier.org/
go there this is a good prrogram.
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where can i get virtual dub??
do you know how virtual dub works, and big up the ITV Monkey!
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http://www.virtualdub.org/
monkeys cool, i got one of gadgetshop, he sitting proud on my stereo the now. :)
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aww hahaha, thats soo cool, ive seen one in town (sheffield) but not got one yet!
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if not i KNOW TMPGEnc v12, maybe the newer versions as well, will accept BMP as video input and WAV as audio input, and will create a MPEG-1 video per your specs
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virtualdub doesnt do it, but if u got xp windows movie maker should do it, or i think windows me has it too
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Yeah i know about the windows xp and me thing but i have 98se now so thats no good to me lol.
Also Virtual Dub does do what i wanted it to do cus i just did it, i will try TEMPGenc aswell to save files as mpg cus i believe they are smaller that .avi files are they not?
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well mpg is smaller then uncompressed avi's ;)
windows media encoder will do it too. (but you have to save as wmv) they can be any size depending on quality.
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well the quality i got from TempGenc thing wasn't that good to be honest but i will try the encoder has mentioned above, in the meantime thanks for the help you have given! :w00t: :flowers:
