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you can watch the following video (16MB, avi format) which demonstrates 'Example 4' from application's help pages:

http://www.expertlotto.com/files/wnh.avi

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you can watch the following video (16MB, avi format) which demonstrates 'Example 4' from application's help pages:

http://www.expertlotto.com/files/wnh.avi
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stan

maybe you can convert avi into mpeg because avi format always create bigger size

maybe you can use this video converteror other freeware video converter

gl

next time i'll try a different grabber that should produce better results.
any tips what should the next tutorial cover?

Stan

You are the "EXPERT" of expert lotto so, may you make:

in one or severals videos, the best strategy steep by steep to obtain the best lot of 10 combinaisons to play....to win jackpot.....with all tools of Expert lotto

cdt

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Stan

You are the "EXPERT" of expert lotto so, may you make:

in one or severals videos, the best strategy steep by steep to obtain the best lot of 10 combinaisons to play....to win jackpot.....with all tools of Expert lotto

cdt
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yes, i'd love to see such a tutorial too:)

[quote=stan:1207149569]
next time i'll try a different grabber that should produce better results.
any tips what should the next tutorial cover?
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stan

it seem you use active desktop as a result the video "shacking" well why not use image per image or let say frame per frame and you become movie producer lol

here is an excellent freeware video editor

good luck

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[quote=stan:1207149569]
next time i'll try a different grabber that should produce better results.
any tips what should the next tutorial cover?
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stan

it seem you use active desktop as a result the video "shacking" well why not use image per image or let say frame per frame and you become movie producer lol

here is an excellent freeware video editor

good luck
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i don't use active desktop (at least i think i don't:) i had to use a small, floating rectangle when recording the movie, otherwise the resulting file would be too big...