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Creating on the go with Microsoft Pix

Creating on the go with Microsoft Pix

From the course: Creating Cinemagraphs and Plotagraphs

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Creating on the go with Microsoft Pix

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- Besides creating an animated gif or jif you can also export video. Because it's a product from Microsoft not only can you make an MPEG-4 Video but you can also create a Windows Media File. In the project just right-click and choose Export. In the dialog you can choose to create an MPEG-4 Video as well as the native Windows Media format. And choose Export. Now if you explore your drive you'll notice that those files are stored where you placed 'em. Let me go into my Videos folder and you'll see we have the different options. There's the gif and the two video files. With a double click that'll open up and let's load into Windows Media Player and you see that the video file plays back. There's the gif. Let's open that with Internet Explorer and you see that the content previews inside the web window. Alright, cliplets is fairly straightforward. Remember it allows you to open a video file, apply a simple mask and export to other locations.

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