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Posted By bamdelco 18 Years Ago
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I would like to see a better way to edit the lip sync line, perhaps a pop-up screen that gives a bigger picture. Those little itty-bitty phoneme tags against that little itty-bitty wave file, are a bit difficult to sinc up. It's kind of hard on the eyes and patience to be messing with these little icons for hours at a time in front of a computer screen ... it makes for a long day of animation.

Crazy Talk 5 is designed pretty much for the amateur, home user, but it has so many professional and commercial potentialities, than it really needs to address this level a bit more.

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Bam

This might help:

Zoom right into your timeline using the timeline slider

Select Simple from the timeline menu then check lips

This should bring you into a close view of each individual lip movement.

Thanks

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Bam

This might help:

Zoom right into your timeline using the timeline slider

Select Simple from the timeline menu then check lips

This should bring you into a close view of each individual lip movement.

Thanks

 

Good tip!!!! Thanks a lot !!!!!




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