I have several audio files that need to be attached to each scene in my videoscribe, but each time I add the audio it puts it at the beginning of the timeline, instead of where the scene/new image starts.
Sure this is a normal thing for any self-respecting program. I want to be able to manipulate the timeline according to the voiceover.
If this cannot be done I would like to unsubscribe and have my money returned.
M
Mike Metcalf
Best Answer
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Wed, 17 May, 2017 at 10:57 AM
If you want help using videoscribe as it is intended to be used:
1) Prepare all of your narration and sound effects in any self respecting audio editing program. Save it as a single mp3.
2) Import your mp3 into videoscribe.
3) Add images and manipulate the timeline according to the audio.
I have several audio files that need to be attached to each scene in my videoscribe, but each time I add the audio it puts it at the beginning of the timeline, instead of where the scene/new image starts.
Sure this is a normal thing for any self-respecting program. I want to be able to manipulate the timeline according to the voiceover.
If this cannot be done I would like to unsubscribe and have my money returned.
If you want help using videoscribe as it is intended to be used:
1) Prepare all of your narration and sound effects in any self respecting audio editing program. Save it as a single mp3.
2) Import your mp3 into videoscribe.
3) Add images and manipulate the timeline according to the audio.
If you want to discuss billing issues, contact customer support: http://help.sparkol.com/support/tickets/new
-Mike (videoscribe user)
If you want help using videoscribe as it is intended to be used:
1) Prepare all of your narration and sound effects in any self respecting audio editing program. Save it as a single mp3.
2) Import your mp3 into videoscribe.
3) Add images and manipulate the timeline according to the audio.
If you want to discuss billing issues, contact customer support: http://help.sparkol.com/support/tickets/new
-Mike (videoscribe user)