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Windows Download
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Windows Download
To run MovingPicture, MovingParts, or MovingChart, you will need one of the following files, depending on the editor you use. The Producer (standalone) version is listed at the bottom of each section.
Take a moment to check the FAQ's (frequently asked questions).
Please read the license agreement on the bottom of this page. By downloading the software, you are agreeing to its terms.
MovingPicture
After Effects / Media 844/X
150 KB
Avid
150 KB Avid - Edition / Liquid
150 KB Premiere / dpsVelocity 150 KB Ulead 150 KB MovingPicture Producer
150 KB
MovingParts
After Effects / Media 844/X
150 KB Avid 150 KB Premiere / dpsVelocity 150 KB MovingParts Producer
150 KB Sample images to use 150KB MovingChart
MovingChart (Requires Jpeg driver) 360 KB Windows Drivers
Jpeg Driver (Lets you to load Jpegs) 165 KB Flash Driver (Requires Jpeg driver) 100 KB After Downloading
Windows Files are in self-extracting ZIP format to speed up the downloading process. Simply double click on the .exe file and it will ask what folder you what to put them in. Close your editor, if it is open. Choose the proper place to extract them to (listed below) required by your editor.
The Moving.chm, or MovingParts.hlp or Chart.hlp file should be copied into c:\ folder (the root) for all Windows-based editors.
- After Effects looks in the Plug-ins\Standard\Effects folder for plug-ins.
- Avid editors look in the AVX_Plug-Ins folder for plug-ins.
- dpsVelocity looks in the Plugins folder for plug-ins.
- Media 844/X looks in the ...\Media100/844X/Plug-ins folder.
- Premiere looks in the Plug-Ins folder for plug-ins.
- Premiere Pro v1.5 looks in the Plug-Ins/Common folder for plug-ins.
- RexEdit and DVStorm look in the ..\Effects folder for plug-ins.
- Ulead editors look in the ..\vft_plug folder for plug-ins
- MovingPicture Producer can be placed in any folder.
- MovingParts Producer can be placed in any folder.
- MovingChart can be placed in any folder.
Take a moment to check the FAQ's (frequently asked questions). It may save you some time!
- MovingPicture does not extract the picture to move from the NLE's timeline, as most limit the resolution that is passed onto any plug in to the final output video resolution, which is too small for zooming into without breaking up. Use the Load Picture menu option in the MovingPicture interface to load your image.
- When rendered, a red bar will appear in the middle of the image. This will disappear when the product is registered.
Using MovingPicture in Avid
- Drag a clip to the timeline. This should be video clip or a video-size still. Placing the hi-res still will slow rendering and may cause other problems.
- Make the clip's length the time you want the move to occur in.
- Open up the "Effects Palette" from Avid's "Tools" menu.
- Drag the MovingPicture effect over the clip.
- Click on the setup effect button under the source/master screens.
- The "Effect Editor" palette will open and MovingPicture icon will appear in the top line.
- Click (or double click) on the MovingPicture icon on the left side.
- The MovingPicture user interface will come up on one of the screens.
- Load a picture using the "Load Picture" option in the "Files" menu.
- Move the yellow camera until the starting position is reached.
- Click on the timeline to set the time for the position you want to go to next.
- Move the yellow camera until the next position is reached.
- Play the move using the controls on the Viewer.
- Click on the round "OK" button.
- Render the effect.
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Streamlining the Avid Off/Online WorkFlowUsing MovingPicture in Premiere and other NLE's
- Drag a clip to the timeline. This should be video clip or a video-size still. Placing the hi-res still will slow rendering and may cause other problems.
- Make the clip's length the time you want the move to occur in.
- Pull up the Video Filter list, and add the 'MovingPicture' filter to the clip.
- Load an image to animate using the 'Load Picture' menu option.
- Position the starting key frame by dragging the yellow box around.
- Click on the timeline to set when you want the next KeyFrame to occur.
- Position the key frame by dragging the yellow box around.
- Add as many KeyFrames as you would like.
- Preview the move by setting the timeline to the start are clicking on the Viewer's play button (or hit '0', 'P, or Space)
- Exit the plug-in via the Windows close box or the OK button.
- Preview your move.
Using MovingPicture in Avid/Pinnacle Edition
- Drag a clip to the timeline. This should be video clip or a video-size still. Placing the hi-res still will slow rendering and may cause other problems.
- Make the clip's length the time you want the move to occur in.
- Drag the 'MovingPicture' filter (found in the PlugIn Clip FX / Added section) to the clip.
- Load an image to animate using the 'Load Picture' menu option.
- Position the starting key frame by dragging the yellow box around.
- Click on the timeline to set when you want the next KeyFrame to occur.
- Position the key frame by dragging the yellow box around.
- Add as many KeyFrames as you would like.
- Preview the move by setting the timeline to the start are clicking on the Viewer's play button (or hit '0', 'P, or Space)
- Exit the plug-in via the Windows close box or the OK button.
- Edition will begin to render in the background.
Using MovingPicture in Ulead Editors
- Drag a clip to the timeline.
- Make the clip's length the time you want the move to occur in.
- Drag the 'MovingPicture' filter from the Production Library.
- Load an image to animate using the 'Load Picture' menu option.
- Position the starting key frame by dragging the yellow box around.
- Click on the timeline to set when you want the next KeyFrame to occur.
- Position the key frame by dragging the yellow box around.
- Add as many KeyFrames as you would like.
- Preview the move by setting the timeline to the start are clicking on the Viewer's play button (or hit '0', 'P, or Space)
- Exit the plug-in via the Windows close box or the OK button.
- Edition will begin to render in the background.
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