Sodor Route: First Glimpse
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Are you basing this route on the TV series or the books? Because the TV version is very different.Should bring back many happy childhood memories in front of the TV!
Incidentally, a good site to visit if you like this sort of thing is http://www.pegnsean.net/~railwayseries/ (I've contributed to it!)
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Daz, have you had any luck in finding any of the custom models you made for sodor. If not, at least you tried.
As i aint that good at modelling, can someone try making Knapford station and Tidmouth Sheds?
Oh, and i have been getting to grips with fraps and windows movie maker. Although not 100% complete, not the best of quality but has new voices ( once i get round to recprding ), i have done a msts version of the classic episode of Troublesome Trucks
I have showed a preview example to some people, and they say it's cool. So here's hoping
But, does anyone know of an altenative of windows movie maker, but has the same features, as windows movie maker reduces the quality quite a bit
As i aint that good at modelling, can someone try making Knapford station and Tidmouth Sheds?
Oh, and i have been getting to grips with fraps and windows movie maker. Although not 100% complete, not the best of quality but has new voices ( once i get round to recprding ), i have done a msts version of the classic episode of Troublesome Trucks
But, does anyone know of an altenative of windows movie maker, but has the same features, as windows movie maker reduces the quality quite a bit
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Set the quality to what you want.JonathonAG wrote:as windows movie maker reduces the quality quite a bit
When you export the movie file, click the "fit to file size..." option, and type in however big you want the movie to be... obviously bigger file = better quality, and vice versa.
Or for great quality, click the "best suit for playback on.." then choose "my computer".
That's assuming you have the latest WMM, available from the Microsoft site.. although I have a feeling that the old one worked the same way.
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Erm, how do i do that with Windows ME?jdjonny wrote:Set the quality to what you want.JonathonAG wrote:as windows movie maker reduces the quality quite a bit
When you export the movie file, click the "fit to file size..." option, and type in however big you want the movie to be... obviously bigger file = better quality, and vice versa.
Or for great quality, click the "best suit for playback on.." then choose "my computer".
That's assuming you have the latest WMM, available from the Microsoft site.. although I have a feeling that the old one worked the same way.
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File -> Save movie file
My computer -> next
(give it a name and save location)

And you're away..
JDJonny
My computer -> next
(give it a name and save location)
And you're away..
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Well the first preview trailer of the island of sodor is waiting for permission to use the background music before public release on http://www.freewebs.com/mstssodor . It is about 2 mins long, 9Mb and you will need windows media to view it.( wma. file )
I trust you won't be dissappointed
I trust you won't be dissappointed
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I have provided a Mirror on my site for those who will get caught by Freewebs over Bandwidthing
And for those who want it getting over 5K 

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The video is well woth the download!
the best bit IMO is right at the end - a very nice touch indeed. I cant wait for this!
The only thing with the size is that music and sound is included, that has bumped it up more.
Pete

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The video is well woth the download!
the best bit IMO is right at the end - a very nice touch indeed. I cant wait for this!
The only thing with the size is that music and sound is included, that has bumped it up more.
Pete
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Great video!!
Love it!!
Love it!!
Building the Grassington Branch in UKFS
Any info is greatfully recived.
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Any info is greatfully recived.
http://www.kwvr-photos.fotopic.net <---please visit!
