Usually that means there is a file it doesn't know in there. Often it's Windows thumbs.db file.

Thanks anyhow! I was hoping to save myself a little time with a 3000+ animation, but I think for now I'll just use Moho, no biggie

Hopefully next release we'll get a proper API for these things

Am I supposed to get any feedback? because all I have is a black dos box open.. no progress or anything.

Also - is there a way to set things like AVI codecs? Because the default is uncompressed, and that means I max out the 4gig file size limit

How does this work with Anime Studio Pro? There is no "moho" script file, so what do I point it to?

The main executable doesn't seem to work.

Rasheed wrote:(IE is far too powerful for ordinary surfing)

If by "powerful" you mean "insecure and buggy" and by "ordinary surfing" you mean "any kind of serious use" then yes

I actually really like them, and did so from the start - however I think they should be expanded to include things like bezier handles and such like.

This would make life much simpler for me at least, I also think it would help people a LOT.

late bump... Australia, like the UK and USA has many regional variations. Victoria vs Sydney accents for example ;) So really you are just describing in these files a generic english. Probably something transatlantic would be the best ground. Or.. for an Ozzie - think Kyle or How Mel Gibson sounded ...

Does it really matter? Obj is a pretty standard format...

Just wondering what the root of your question is, so we can give a better answer

Frankly... if Moho becomes more like the way Flash's tools are.. I would stop using it.

Flash is awful for animation.. it's really poor. However the Moho tools aren't intuitive, they are fine when you get used to them.. but that means they need improvement.

It's not a lot of work really: and it produces so much better results! I'm taking this route with a short film I am animating, and its really the simplest solution with the best quality output. Granted I'm using my own modified version of Papagayo (which is much faster scrubbing audio, and whose UI ...

btw - the hot dog thing? That's in UK english, and many US accents, pretty well described by the "AO2" CMU phoneme

It's all a matter of the lexical stress

Nice Miles, very nice. My own improvements (speed, interface, etc) have kind of gone on hold as other work has got in the way. I'm currently looking at rewriting some of the code as a Python module for extra speed (the entire waveform view is slooow with large files, this should help a lot). I'll se...

Breifly... no.

Then again it might be a memory issue. How long is your audio? How many frames are there?

Yeah, nothing in that Edit menu works atm does it? Undo and Redo are pretty complex ideas to implement (you effectively have to keep a record of all actions and walk it correctly), plus potential memory hogs. I'll add it to my little list, but it'll be after any additional features (Cut & Paste ...

Oh and Danny - I'd love to create a German breakdown, but I'm not a native German speaker.

I don't think you'd want my UK High School German classes dictating the files