I happened to see this on another forum does anyone know anything about it, no good to me as I am not a Mac user, but may interest someone who is?

http://alienryderflex.com/crawl/

Steve

No Mac here, but that does look pretty sweet!! Once you create your movie (.mov) then grab MyPreMovie (http://www.talkelley.com/Cinema.aspx) and add it to your trailer list.

When's it coming to PC? :)

Wow - just gave it a quick try - very interesting and easy. I'll let you know how the final result comes out.

Randy

Works great!

Check it out:Cinema Murray Star Wars Crawl (http://web.mac.com/cptnrandy/iWeb/Site/Star%20Wars.html)

The little application worked great - it's only shortcomming is that it outputs the frames separately. I had to cough up $30 to get Quicktime Pro to easily import them into a single clip, but then used iMovie to edit in the music, which I already had (both the 20th Century Fox Fanefare and the Star Wars theme, then output to the web page. I'm making a DVD to test now.

Randy

Works great!

Check it out:Cinema Murray Star Wars Crawl (http://web.mac.com/cptnrandy/iWeb/Site/Star%20Wars.html)

The little application worked great - it's only shortcomming is that it outputs the frames separately. I had to cough up $30 to get Quicktime Pro to easily import them into a single clip, but then used iMovie to edit in the music, which I already had (both the 20th Century Fox Fanefare and the Star Wars theme, then output to the web page. I'm making a DVD to test now.

Randy

Thanks for the post Theendisnye and thank you Randy for putting up the clip of it in action, very cool... time for someone to port it to PC :)

Guys I'm working on something like this based on the new Final Cut Studio 2, using scripts. I was not this far along but I'm glad to see other mac users doing things like this. Two of my favorite things in the world graphics and automation two thumbs up!!

Awesome... although I'd change watching to viewing in your vid, Randy.

Randy I'm going to use some of your text until I can come up with something special... :)

Thanks, guys!

Here's the text:

It is a new age for personal screening rooms . . . .

Long gone are the days of 13 inch tube televisions and tower stereo speakers. While many resort to the so called "big screens", a few dedicated rebels have tested the forbidden depths and mythical advantages of the foretold "home theater."

Plans for this very home theater were developed by the nation's most talented theater designers, built by skilled craftsmen, and equipped by the best technology available.

And now, prepare yourself for one of the finest movie experiences available.

The fully functional Cinema Murray!

This is a great start. Very easy to use.

Now....

Music? iMovie and some Alan Parsons instrumental music and I am ready to show!

Thanks for the thread!

Best,
John

Works great!

Check it out:Cinema Murray Star Wars Crawl (http://web.mac.com/cptnrandy/iWeb/Site/Star%20Wars.html)

Randy

Cool. Looks and reads nice!