Hi,
I am trying to import a video into Easy Show, and it imports fine and will play, but I'm wondering where it exports too? Can I tell it to export to my computer's main video output?
Thanks!
Josh
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i am not exactly sure as i have never done this yet. Give me a bit and i will see if i can come up with the answer.
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That would be awesome, thanks!
Hey sorry it took so long to get back to you. i apologize about that. Are you expanding the window with the play buttons on it? that is where your video plays back too. or did you mean how to you export the video to a projector or something to that effect?
Let me know.
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Let me know.
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Oh, ok. Yea, that explains why I couldn't see the video. But yes, I was wondering if I could export that to another monitor or a projector. Or can that window that shows the video be full screen? That way I could just use the normal video output of the computer
ya you can. just like setting up an external monitor to your computer. make sense?
I think so. So, I would need 2 video outs from the computer then? For the two separate displays?
I would assume so yes. and not to mention a really good graphics card and lots of RAM but nothing over 3GB otherwise your in 64 bit territory and compu live does not work with 64 bit OS just yet.
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Oh, ok. Awesome, thanks for your help!
Another quick question, is there a way to kill just intensity, and keep all other aspects the same? For example, I have some movers going between 3 points, and I want the intensity to go to 0% with them still moving, so the black out will look cleaner than just putting a "INIT" in. Any ideas?
Another quick question, is there a way to kill just intensity, and keep all other aspects the same? For example, I have some movers going between 3 points, and I want the intensity to go to 0% with them still moving, so the black out will look cleaner than just putting a "INIT" in. Any ideas?
Depends. you can import the shutter close switch and add it to the timeline like you would a switch you programmed. Or program a shutter close switch in the master and add it like i just mentioned. Make sense?
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No, not quite. I haven't had to deal with switches a lot yet, so I'm not quite sure what you're talking about. Or maybe I have delt with switches, but I just don't know the name of them. How would I make those switches?
I know this is an old thread, but my question is in line with the OP's question.
I've used Easy Show extensively and really enjoy the features. However, when I click the fullscreen button on the video output the window opens up and covers the primary (laptop) screen. I need it to output onto the connected external display. If I drag the output over to the external display and click fullscreen, the window jumps back to the laptop screen and opens up.
The only work around I have found is to drag all my desktop icons, toolbars, and start menu over to the external monitor and reassign the external monitor as the primary display. This is fine, however quite a nuisance.
Is there a better way?
I've used Easy Show extensively and really enjoy the features. However, when I click the fullscreen button on the video output the window opens up and covers the primary (laptop) screen. I need it to output onto the connected external display. If I drag the output over to the external display and click fullscreen, the window jumps back to the laptop screen and opens up.
The only work around I have found is to drag all my desktop icons, toolbars, and start menu over to the external monitor and reassign the external monitor as the primary display. This is fine, however quite a nuisance.
Is there a better way?
Sorry, but this is how it is on Compu live, there are better options like what you are looking for on compu Show.