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How do I create speed paint videos?

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:icongodofirony:
~GodOfIrony Dec 8, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
I have the software, Gimp, and Hypercam 2.2, and windows movie maker. Those are my assets, but I continually have issues splicing the vids ( I often do speedpaints in 2-3 sessions) without losing footage. I believe the issue stems from my hypercam settings, can anyone help? what is the best Fps to use? what should the key frame be?

Thank you in advanced.
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:icongranola-bear:
~Granola-Bear Dec 23, 2012  Student Digital Artist
I use camstudio and break the video into about 30 minutes. I import them into WWM and use the speed effect about three or four times. Add some music and bam- you got a video.
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:iconwaywardgal:
~waywardgal Dec 23, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
If you have a Mac, Quicktime has a screen recording option that doesn't use a lot of RAM
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:iconhonguna:
~Honguna Dec 22, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Personally I hated Camtasia Studio. I usually record with CamStudio if you would like another option.
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:iconheyriel:
*Heyriel Dec 22, 2012  Student Digital Artist
//Anm. Bumping is forbidden on the dA forums, if you need an answer that badly use Google.
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:icongodofirony:
~GodOfIrony Dec 21, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
bump, since I still seek an answer. Sorry to those I bumped.
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:iconxadrea:
=Xadrea Dec 13, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
just record with hypercam while you paint, save it when you're done, open it in movie maker, edit and you're done. :)
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:icongodofirony:
~GodOfIrony Dec 16, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
the movie maker splices out content when sped up. I think it has something to do with my hypercam settings.
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:iconxadrea:
=Xadrea Dec 17, 2012  Professional Traditional Artist
hmm, check the hypercam settings and see if there's anyway to slow those down
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:iconmonolite:
~monolite Dec 12, 2012
I haven't used it, but i know there's AVS has such a program.
It's free, but you'll have a watermark in your video.
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:iconnaariel:
=Naariel Dec 11, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
A popular choice is Camtasia. With Camtasia you record, clip and edit in the same program. It's very decent - I use it myself.

Link to official site.

Or, if you don't feel like using money you can just pirate it. :ahoy:
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