My VideoScribe looks perfect in the application, but when I render it to a .mov file several things happen:
There is a sequence where 3 words are to appear on the screen one after the other. It's perfect in the application, but when rendered, the first two words come on at the same time...then stalls a second before the third word comes up.
At the end of my VideoScribe I have 3 logos that appear - they are in the VideoScribe, but are missing on the .mov file.
Any help would be most appreciated since I have a critical deadline.
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Mike Metcalf
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Mon, 11 Apr, 2016 at 11:46 PM
Based on your description, my guess is:
problem one: adjust the pause or transition times from zero seconds to about .1 seconds or .5 seconds on your 3 words (and be sure to use "draw instead of "move-in" for your animation type if you are not already doing so)
problem two: It sounds like you are using "move-in" with a zero second draw time which causes a bug in the program. change the animation type from "move-in" to "draw"
If my guesses were wrong or you continue to have trouble, you may want to save your wrk file to the cloud and tell customer support the name of it.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
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TMT Training
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Tue, 12 Apr, 2016 at 3:17 PM
If using "move in" with a zero second draw time causes a bug, what is the suggested work around? I wanted an image to "magically appear" (not to be drawn or placed on the canvas) but the images I set to move in with zero seconds are all not appearing in my final product (they do however appear in the preview).
Also, does VideoScribe have a plan for correcting this bug?
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Mike Metcalf
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Tue, 12 Apr, 2016 at 3:47 PM
To make elements instantly appear with a zero animation time, use "DRAW" instead of "move-in", as mentioned in the previous message.
Yes, they probably have a plan. This bug might not be at the top of their list, and the bug might not something that can be found and fixed in an hour or a day, or without potentially raising other problems.
My VideoScribe looks perfect in the application, but when I render it to a .mov file several things happen:
Any help would be most appreciated since I have a critical deadline.
problem one: adjust the pause or transition times from zero seconds to about .1 seconds or .5 seconds on your 3 words (and be sure to use "draw instead of "move-in" for your animation type if you are not already doing so)
problem two: It sounds like you are using "move-in" with a zero second draw time which causes a bug in the program. change the animation type from "move-in" to "draw"
If my guesses were wrong or you continue to have trouble, you may want to save your wrk file to the cloud and tell customer support the name of it.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Also, does VideoScribe have a plan for correcting this bug?
Yes, they probably have a plan. This bug might not be at the top of their list, and the bug might not something that can be found and fixed in an hour or a day, or without potentially raising other problems.
-Mike (videoscribe user)