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#*JPEG or TIFF is best | #*JPEG or TIFF is best | ||
#*Image dimensions of at least 1280 pixels wide are best | #*Image dimensions of at least 1280 pixels wide are best | ||
| + | #*Frame images to be "landscape", NOT "portrait" | ||
# Audio | # Audio | ||
| − | #* | + | #* Edited and normalized in [[Museum-mausoleum Audacity|Audacity]] |
| − | #* | + | #* Uncompressed WAV or AIFF files are best |
===Best practices=== | ===Best practices=== | ||
| + | * Use [[File Space Overview| networked file space on Orca]] or cloud based storage as a backup for your local copies | ||
* Create folders and sub-folders to organize your media | * Create folders and sub-folders to organize your media | ||
| − | * | + | * File naming: Don't use special characters (except - or _) or have really long file names |
| − | + | ** Ex. "photo of strange artifact.jpg" would be much better named as " strange-artifact.jpg" | |
| + | [[Museum or Mausoleum - iMovie]] | ||
[[category:2011-2012]] | [[category:2011-2012]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, 1 March 2012
You will be creating multimedia presentations using a combination of media tools. Audacity for editing your audio, iMovie for combining still images with audio to create a video file.
Media
- Still images
- JPEG or TIFF is best
- Image dimensions of at least 1280 pixels wide are best
- Frame images to be "landscape", NOT "portrait"
- Audio
- Edited and normalized in Audacity
- Uncompressed WAV or AIFF files are best
Best practices
- Use networked file space on Orca or cloud based storage as a backup for your local copies
- Create folders and sub-folders to organize your media
- File naming: Don't use special characters (except - or _) or have really long file names
- Ex. "photo of strange artifact.jpg" would be much better named as " strange-artifact.jpg"
