I have a vector file I would like to import into Videoscribe, but when I try it's not performing as expected. The file was originally an .ai that I first imported into in InDesign and saved as an .eps so I could edit it in Inkscape. Once I finished editing the file in Inkscape I saved it as a plain svg. Then, I uploaded that file to Videoscribe and tried adding it to my canvas. But, the drawing shows up very small with a lot of blank space around it. See screenshot attached.
Any ideas what's causing this issue and what I can do to resolve it? Thanks in advance!
Hi,
I have a vector file I would like to import into Videoscribe, but when I try it's not performing as expected. The file was originally an .ai that I first imported into in InDesign and saved as an .eps so I could edit it in Inkscape. Once I finished editing the file in Inkscape I saved it as a plain svg. Then, I uploaded that file to Videoscribe and tried adding it to my canvas. But, the drawing shows up very small with a lot of blank space around it. See screenshot attached.
Any ideas what's causing this issue and what I can do to resolve it? Thanks in advance!
Also, if you are using an inkscape version newer than 0.48.5, uninstall it and install the older version.
-Mike (videoscribe user)
Hi Mike,
Here's the SVG. Thanks again for the help!
related link: Making SVG Images Draw Well (2015 update)
-Mike (videoscribe user)