How can I put sound on my animations made with photoshop elements 2.0?
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I'm pretty sure you cant, since PS is just for image rendering. I suggest you use Flash to add sound to your image.
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Go to the Control Panel in Windows (start button).  Select the item for "Sounds and Audio Devices".  A "Sounds and Audio Devices Properties" dialog will appear.  Choose the "Sounds" tab.  Now look for the large box at the bottom of that tab.  The box is labeled: "Program Events".\n\nScroll through the list of events.  Do you see one for Yahoo Email (new mail; mail alert; ...)?  Select the event you wish to edit.  Now select the Browse button to choose a new sound.  The sounds that may be chosen must be in WAV format.\n\nThese instructions are shown at the e-Speaking website\n(http://www.e-speaking.com/sounds.htm).\n\nDo you need new sounds?  There are several sounds you may download through the Internet to your computer.\n\nCheck out the sample "Mail" sounds ( http://www.e-speaking.com/esm/mail/ ).
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You will need the music you want to add in WAV fomat.  Then on the first slide go into the slide transition options and set the music as the "sound".  Set it to "loop until next sound" or it will stop when you leave the first slide.
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for pictures >> adobe photoshop\nfor dynamic content>> flash\nfor sound >>adobe audibles.
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use adobe photoshop or macromedia fireworks
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You can use Audicity. Its an open source sound editing tool.\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net
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You can't. PSD (Photoshop) is a non animating program so it can not read animation SWF only still images SWF. The way around this is to design everything in Photoshop, then crop out certain areas for the SWF that you will use in Flash.
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1- Go to your control panel\n2- Locate the Sounds and Multimedia icon, double click it\n3- under the Sounds tab, you will find a long list of sound events that you can click and change sounds associated to them from the bottom name drop down menu\n4- Before committing to a sound you can hear a preview by clicking the Play right arrow button beside it, \n5- click OK when you are done\n\nAmong those sound events are those related to maximizing your window, dragging, opening a program... etc which you can change or disable upon your wish.
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Assuming you've already selected each line of text that you want animated and applied the animation effect to it, you want to now manage the sequencing/order of your animations. To do this, choose "Custom Animation" on the "Slide Show" menu.\n\nA dialog box will appear with several different areas in it. The upper left has a set of check boxes that allow you to select objects on the slide which are to be animated (leave unchecked if you don't want an object to be animated). The upper right is a preview window showing a small version of your slide. And the whole bottom contains a set of 4 tabbed input areas. The ones that you want are "Order and Timing" and "Effects".\n\nIn the "Order and Timing" tab, use the up and down arrows to arrange your text in the order that you want it to appear. Then select the Text object that you want first (at the top of the list) and make sure that to the right the On Mouse Click option is chosen under "Start Animation". Then, for every other text object that you want to appear on the same click, select that text object in the "Animation Order" list and choose the "Automatically" option to the right under "Start Animation". Set the time value to 0 or any other value if you want a the text to appear at staggered delays.\n\nThis should get your text animated the way you want. Note that this each chunk of text that you want to control separately must be in a different text box.
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Yeah. Sound Forge and Adobe Premier can do the job perfectly. But I don't think it comes free but it's has a free trial. I'll check the site and update my answer
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There is an option to set this .Get the sound clip settings (properties) and set the option play until end of slides show
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Adobe ImageReady, among other programs, can be used to make animated gifs.\n\nThere is a tutorial for making animated gifs with ImageReady 3.0 here:\nhttp://www.albany.edu/cetl/resources/howtos/animation.html\nAnd one that may be more up-to-date, since 3.0 is pretty old now:\nhttp://www.informit.com/guides/content.asp?g=photoshop&seqNum=206&rl=1
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Strictly speaking, you can't do animation in Photoshop.  However, it is usually bundled with ImageReady, which is specifically for animation.
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here's a site where you can download free sound effects:\n\nhttp://soundeffects.com/\n\nHave fun!
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Suscribe to http://www.animationfactory.com/en/  \nthe best site when comes to animations .
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try onion skinning in flash make frames and in each fram edit the mouths and legs in different directions.\nIn Fireworks\nMake frames of the same image at least ten. Edit each image separately and export as animated gif.
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I use ACID2 and Sound Forge