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How to Convert Pictures to Avi Movie File

Written by Amit Bhawani on Tuesday, 12 August 20083 Comments
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Do you want to make a video of the latest images/pictures you took using your digital camera? You can resize large images and make sure that all your images are of a similar size because this way the video would comeout as a beautiful masterpeirce.

Process of Converting Images to Video File :
Step 1 : Download a picture to avi software like Picture2avi

Step 2 : Install the software and run the program.

Step 3 : Add Pictures from Local Computer Drive by selecting a folder.

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Step 4 : Add Fading Effects for the images in order to make sure the output video looks better with some different styles.

Step 5 : Click on Generate Video for the video conversion and you are done with a high quality Avi formatted video file which you can use for uploading into websites like youtube or write into a DVD for future use. You can also choose different Compression codecs like Divx, Microsoft Video 1 etc to make sure the output file is of smaller size and can save up your space.

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3 Comments »

  • Venkat said:

    Thats a nice tool amit, but the tool is not free I think it is a trial version. Is there a freeware that can do the same job.I feel rather than conversion into a video file a slide show of the photos either in a computer or with the use of DVD players can be a better option.

    - 12 August 2008 at 9:31 pm
  • Make money said:

    memoriesontv is also a great program
    easy to use with picture effects

    - 13 August 2008 at 1:22 pm
  • Eerik said:

    So this is basically like a slidesow? Why would we need to make a movie of images when we could make a slideshow with powerpoint or a similar program? You can control a slideshow when viewing it, but it’s very annoying to pause and start a movie between every picture if you want to discuss them.

    - 13 August 2008 at 7:47 pm

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