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Step 7Exporting and Using your animation
As you know, Pivot 2 (The Version we are using in this instructable) only exports animations in GIF format, which is not well accepted in a lot f websites.
In Instructables, GIFs are either slowed down of sped up. A lot. This basically ruins the whole animation.
A lot of people have noticed that the GIF is not accepted into movie maker, so they cannot upload their animations to websites.
Pivot 3 beta, offers the option of saving your animation as AVI, a format which is basically accepted by most sites and editing programs.
Personally, to show animations, I either:
In Instructables, GIFs are either slowed down of sped up. A lot. This basically ruins the whole animation.
A lot of people have noticed that the GIF is not accepted into movie maker, so they cannot upload their animations to websites.
Pivot 3 beta, offers the option of saving your animation as AVI, a format which is basically accepted by most sites and editing programs.
Personally, to show animations, I either:
- Play the clip on Pivot itself, and use a screen recoding software to Record the animation.
- Convert the GIF using a converting program. My personal Favorite is MediaConverter.org
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