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Hello everyone!~
Now, I've had these two questions for a while and I either don't have the right knowledge or I don't have the right software. So if you guys could help me out, that'd be great!
My first question is: How to sync up text to audio? You often see this on animation channels, where they let the words appear when they say it, for example they say: 'The day I fell out a tree' and each word appears at the moment it is said. I think of a few ways I can do this in Filmora, but they all seem quite cumbersome.
Second question: How to insert small 'animations'? With animations I mainly mean pictures moving across the screen, not actual drawn animations. You see this a lot in videos of Amazing Phil and older videos of danisnotonfire (now Daniel Howell). You can ofcourse do a lot with the animation option in Filmora, but some movements seem quite eratic/unusual, so I'm suspecting they use a different software for this.
Tips are very much welcome!
Now, I've had these two questions for a while and I either don't have the right knowledge or I don't have the right software. So if you guys could help me out, that'd be great!
My first question is: How to sync up text to audio? You often see this on animation channels, where they let the words appear when they say it, for example they say: 'The day I fell out a tree' and each word appears at the moment it is said. I think of a few ways I can do this in Filmora, but they all seem quite cumbersome.
Second question: How to insert small 'animations'? With animations I mainly mean pictures moving across the screen, not actual drawn animations. You see this a lot in videos of Amazing Phil and older videos of danisnotonfire (now Daniel Howell). You can ofcourse do a lot with the animation option in Filmora, but some movements seem quite eratic/unusual, so I'm suspecting they use a different software for this.
Tips are very much welcome!