How can I save ImageReady to QuickTime 2

[IanEO]

My students have produced several animations in Photoshop/ImageReady and we are trying to burm them onto DVD's but DVDStudio Pro will not accept ImageReady, and ImageReady does not want to save as a .mov
Does anyone have a fix?

 

[audiopro]

The standard format for output of Image Ready is an animated gif.

How big are these animations.?


Keith

 

[IanEO]

All were made in Photoshop then jumped to Image Ready. Size ranges from 25 to 130 frames. I tried going straight from Photoshop into Final Cut Pro but the fade in transitions are not good and so the action is very jerky.

 

[Centrereed]

Assuming you are using a Mac - The only way is to export the frames as files - File - 'Export Animation Frames as Files' - Then drag the whole folder into IMoive and each file will make a new frame.

Set the Frame length to 1 and the file will play and can be saved as a .mov and can then be exported to IDVD for burning.

 

[bodeanly]

in imageready, go to FILE, EXPORT, then ORIGINAL DOCUMENT...

the default suffix is .mov, which is played in quicktime.

save.