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'''LiveSwif''' is a flash video creation program developed by ''(Needed)'' that is essentially a basic version of Flash. It was origionally sold on-line for $40USD, but recently, the origional creator put the program up for free. The lack of a purchase price made it an option for animutationists below the poverty line.
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'''LiveSwif''' is a flash video creation program developed by ''(Needed)'' that is essentially a basic version of Flash. It was originally sold on-line for $40USD, but recently, the original creator put the program up for free. The lack of a purchase price made it an option for animutationists below the poverty line.
  
  
 
== The Beginning ==
 
== The Beginning ==
  
Liveswf was origionally discovered by Animutation Portal member [[KKyuubi]]<sup>1</sup>. It was then utilised by a small group of animutationists as a way to break from the slow "slideshow" style of [[Windows Movie Maker]].
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LiveSwif was originally discovered by Animutation Portal member [[KKyuubi]]<sup>1</sup>. It was then utilized by a small group of animutationists as a way to break from the slow "slideshow" style of [[Windows Movie Maker]].
  
  
 
== The Problems ==
 
== The Problems ==
 
In the process of making animutations with LiveSwif, the animutationists discovered two big problems.
 
In the process of making animutations with LiveSwif, the animutationists discovered two big problems.
*LiveSwf has very little compression capabilities.
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*LiveSwif has very little compression capabilities.
*LiveSwf cannot sync audio with video.
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*LiveSwif cannot sync audio with video.
  
 
These two problems led to a number of animutations that were either very small in length, but with large filesizes, or long animutations with out of sync audio (rendering them unwatchable).
 
These two problems led to a number of animutations that were either very small in length, but with large filesizes, or long animutations with out of sync audio (rendering them unwatchable).
  
 
== Presently ==
 
== Presently ==
It's time in the spotlight has come and gone. It is no longer accepted as a usable medium for making animutations. It is strongly advised '''not''' to use this when making a first animutaion, or any for that matter.
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Its time in the spotlight has come and gone. It is no longer accepted as a usable medium for making animutations. It is strongly advised '''not''' to use this when making a first animutation, or any for that matter.
  
  
 
== External Links ==
 
== External Links ==
 
# [http://www.animutationportal.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&type=&topic_id=620&forum=3 The thread that started it all.]
 
# [http://www.animutationportal.com/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&type=&topic_id=620&forum=3 The thread that started it all.]

Latest revision as of 21:05, 7 November 2007

LiveSwif is a flash video creation program developed by (Needed) that is essentially a basic version of Flash. It was originally sold on-line for $40USD, but recently, the original creator put the program up for free. The lack of a purchase price made it an option for animutationists below the poverty line.


The Beginning

LiveSwif was originally discovered by Animutation Portal member KKyuubi1. It was then utilized by a small group of animutationists as a way to break from the slow "slideshow" style of Windows Movie Maker.


The Problems

In the process of making animutations with LiveSwif, the animutationists discovered two big problems.

  • LiveSwif has very little compression capabilities.
  • LiveSwif cannot sync audio with video.

These two problems led to a number of animutations that were either very small in length, but with large filesizes, or long animutations with out of sync audio (rendering them unwatchable).

Presently

Its time in the spotlight has come and gone. It is no longer accepted as a usable medium for making animutations. It is strongly advised not to use this when making a first animutation, or any for that matter.


External Links

  1. The thread that started it all.