Rip video DVD with Total video converter

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Total Video Converter tutorial.

Step 1: Download and install Total Video Converter

You can see this link: Total Video Converter Tutorial

 Step 2: Follow these steps:

Index: Through this item, you can select which part of the video to be converted

Audio Track: Change the audio to meet your demand.

Subtitle: You can select English, Chinese or other kinds of subtitles which will be showed on the converted video.

Angle: In order to get better screen, you can select one or more angles.

Deinterlace: To make screens more clear.

Attention:

If the video is not in sync with the audio, please select the item "Force to be 24 frame/s to sync".

Photos slide show - More advanced tools about Total Video Converter.

1 more advanced tools of Total Video Converter: Photos slide show

Step 1. Download Total Video Converter

 Step 2: Choose "Import Photos"

Step 3: Follow these steps:

 

:You can click here to add photos you want to enjoy.

 

:Click the button to add audio as background music in the process of enjoying the photos.

: Click this button, the following window will pop-up:

Time Settings: Set the show time of every picture.

Output Settings: Set the output file.

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After installing, you will see this screen:

Step1: Choose your images:

Click on the location that you stored your images (on the left screen)->You will see all of your images on the right screen.

Now, choose the images that you wish to resize. You can click on the image to choose that image or ctrl + click to choose multiple images at once -> Click "add" to add the selected images or "add all" to add all the images in the folder.

You will see the detail informations of images after you add them.

Now you have set some options for your image (after resized):

1. Choose the image types for the output format.

2. Choose the "Destionation" for the resized images.

3. Choose type of resize:

- Fixed image: Enter the Width and Height in pixcel.

- Restrict Width: Enter the Width only

- Restrict Height: Enter the Height only

Or you can choose Ignore proportion 

Click "start" to start resize images. 

Fotomix - Tutorial 2: Face swap with brush up

This tutorial shows how the boy's face was inserted onto the Jonas CD cover.
To start, we import Jonas as the background and the boy as the foreground.

Foreground

Background

In the foreground we erase everything around the boy's face.

We then move to the Composition Page, make the boy 50% transparent, just so that we can see the background underneath, and move and size so that the features of the two faces matches as good as possible.

Being satisfied with the boy's position, we use the eraser to erase the boy some more and thus bring out the hair.
After setting the transparency back to 0%, we have the following image. 

Obviously, this is not good enough. The color of the two skins are the problem.
This we fix in the Touch Up Page.

We decide to cover the left ear with some hair using the Clone Brush.
We set the clone position to the hair a bit above the ear, and just draw on the ear and cover it with some heir from the clone position. 

To change the color of the neck and the right ear, we use the Tint Brush.
We select the Tint color from the boy's face, and just draw carefully on the neck and the ear.

The final image:

That's all. Easy done. FotoMix did the job.

Finally, that clever boy used FotoMorph and created a small animation for his sister :)

Fotomix - Tutorial 1: Change of backround

The starting point is a famous photo of an equally famous referee. 

I wanted to dramatize the photo and this tutorial describes how I did it.

I wanted a new background behind the referee, and found an image on Google that suited my purpose. (http://images.google.com/images)

In FotoMix I imported the lightning image as the background image and the referee as a foreground image.

To dramatize the lightening further, I clicked the Effect button in the Background Page and used the Rock filter to make the lightening stand out a bit.

Having done that, the Composition Page looked as follows:

It's easy to see that I needed to remove the background of the referee.
In FotoMix, this can be done both in the Foreground Page as well as in the Composition Page.
Removing the referee background was easiest done in the Foreground Page, using the Color Erase Brush.
To erase the gray/red surrounding the referee, I used the Color Picker  and picked the gray color.
I set the Color Tolerance slider to 10 and use the Color Erase Brush to erase around the referee.
Sometimes the Color Erase Brush removes more than intended.
Remember that you can undo this by using the right mouse button when you draw.
You can also decrease the color tolerance if the Color Erase Brush removes too much.

After erasing, the foreground image looked as follows.

Back in the Composition Page, I noticed, as always, that the transition between foreground and background looked edgy.
Not to worry. By selecting Anti-alias, the transition between foreground and background is automatically smoothed out nicely.
The illustration below shows the referee ear zoomed in with and without Anti-aliasing.

Composition	Brush Up

I sized and moved the referee image to the center of the background image, and added the text "you shall not..." which I placed at the bottom of the background image.

 

To further dramatize and create a god-like effect, I used the Edge Fade to blend the referee with the lightening. 

Being satisfied with the composition, I moved on to the Touch Up Page.

Please notice;
The Touch Up Page is actually a transparent layer on top of your composition.
You can use the different brushes to draw on this layer.
However, if you later go back and for example move or size the foreground again, what you have done in the Touch Up Page, will no longer match the foreground and you will have to Undo All Brush Work and start over again.

In the Touch Up Page, I used the Smooth brush to smooth the referee face. Just for the fun of it and perhaps make him a bit more god like

In the Final Page , I select a thin frame and saved the image.

That's all. Easy done. 5 minutes in FotoMix did the job.

Fotomix - Tutorial 3: Using Tuning and Effects

In this tutorial, we try to make a beautiful lady look even more beautiful.

Original photo.

To smoothen her skin a bit, we use the Soft filter on the Effects page.
If we use the Apply to All switch, you can see below that this not only smoothen her skin, but also her hair and eye brows, and pretty much ruins contrasts in the photo.

Instead, we have to select the Brush Apply switch and brush up only the skin of her face and the result, as you can see below, is just what we wanted.

Finally we want to add a tiny bit more color to the face and we do the same way we smoothen the skin,
but this time we use the sunlight filter to add some sunlight color to the skin.

Before	After

Fotomix - Tutorial 4: Transparent background

The figure below is actually a HTML table with a cell which has a sort of paper image background.
The image of the flower and butterfly is being displayed on top of the paper background.

To remove the background of the flower/butterfly image, you would need to make that background transparent, and that's what you use the transparent background option in FotoMix for.

On the Background Page we select Transparent Background and a size a bit larger than the flower/butterfly image.
On the Foreground Page we import the flower/butterfly image and erase the background as shown below.

On the composition page, we simply fade a bit of the flower stem. and the final image which we save is shown below.

Note that most browsers and image programs are only able to handle transparency within GIF and PNG files.
GIF files can only hold images where the transparency is either on or off. PNG files can hold images with grades of transparency. Therefor, GIF files often result in images shown with ragged edges. PNG files however, can have nice anti-aliased edges.
The illustration below, shows the HTML table cell with paper background and a PNG transparent flower/butterfly image on top.

How to work on Fotomix - Finish page

On this page you can add a digital image frame to your creation, and save and print it.

If you want your creation to be digitally framed,
select Frame and Shadow size using the respective sliders.
Click on Frame Color to select a color for the digital frame.
Click on Shadow Color to select a color for the shadow of the digital frame.

Click on Save to save your composition to your computer. You can save it in several formats, even as a FotoMix Project File, so you can continue to work on it later.
Click on Print to send your composition to your printer.
Click on Copy to copy your composition to your clipboard.

How to work on Fotomix - TouchUp Page

On this page you give your composition a final brushup.

Please notice: The Touch-Up Page is actually a transparent layer on top of your composition.
You can use the different brushes to draw on this layer. However, if you later go back and, for example, move or size the foreground again, what you have done in the Touch-Up Page will no longer match the foreground and you will have to Undo All and start over again.

Click on Undo All to undo all you have done with the brushes on this page.

Click on Color Brush to apply color to your composition. You can select the color manually (by clicking on ), or you can select it from the picture (by clicking on and then on the section of the photo with the color you want to replicate). Use the mouse’s left button to brush and the right button to undo.

Click on Tint Brush to change the tint in your composition. You can select the tint manually (by clicking on ), or you can select it from the picture (by clicking on and then on the section of the photo with the tint you want to replicate). Use the mouse’s left button to brush and the right button to undo.

Click on Clone Brush to clone colors in your composition. Click on to set a new clone position. Use the mouse’s left button to clone and the right button to undo.

Click on Blend Brush to soften edges in your composition. Use the mouse’s left button to blend and the right button to undo.

Click on Smooth Brush to soften parts of your composition. Use the mouse’s left button to soften and the right button to undo

Use the Brush Strength slider to set the strength of the brushes

Use the Brush Size slider to adjust the size of the erasers.
Click on to select a circular brush shape.
Click on  to select a squarer brush shape.

How to work on Fotomix - Composition Page

On this page you arrange and work with the foreground(s) over the background.
You can also add text strings and you can work with them as if they were foregrounds.

Click on Add Text to write a message on the picture.
You will be able to choose the font type and color.
You can change the text color manually (by clicking on ), or you can select a color from the picture (by clicking on and then on the section of the photo with the color you want to copy).
Click on Delete Text to remove the selected text.
Use the Text Shadow slider to create a shadow of the selected text.
Use the Shadow Angle slider to move the shadow around the selected text.

Click on Move/Size to move or scale selected foreground picture or text.
Selected foreground will be marked with a dotted rectangle.
Click inside the rectangle and drag it to move the foreground on the background.
Click and drag the   knob to scale the foreground picture or text. Hold down the Shift Key to maintain the with/height relationship of the foreground.
Click and drag the   knob to rotate the foreground text or picture.
Click the   knob to change the text string, font or color.
Click the   knob to restore the original width/height relationship.

Click on Push Back to push the selected foreground behind all other foregrounds.
Click on Centre Horizontally to centre the foreground picture or text horizontally on the background.
Click on Centre Vertically to centre the foreground picture or text vertically on the background.

Click on Fade Brush to fade areas of the foreground picture. Use the mouse’s left button to fade and the right button to undo.
Use the Max Fade slider to to set a maximum fade for the fade brush.

Use the Brush Size slider to adjust the size of the erasers.
Click on to select a circular brush shape.
Click on to select a squarer brush shape.

Use the Edge Fade slider to apply transparency to the edges of the foreground picture.
Use the Circle Fade slider to apply a gradually circular transparency to the foreground picture.
Use the Transparency slider to apply transparency to the whole foreground picture.
Select Anti-alias to automatically blend the selected foreground into the background.