Advanced Video FX Effect Removal

Hey - I'd like to remove some effects from the Advanced Video FX drop-down menu that I never use. Is this possible? Thanks.

Thanks Jason, but I had found this file already. Particularly, I'm wanting to remove some of my own video effects that I created using the 'Creator' Software (which is really cool btw) because they just ended up looking dumb (my fault, not the software). Specifically, these do not show up in the mentioned folder. I removed the originals from the folder: C:\Documents and Settings\My Documents\Live! Cam FX Creator, yet they remain as a working option in my Video FX drop-down menu. Thanks again.

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I'd like to know where I can find the distortion and transparency effects for Advanced Video FX you can see athttp://www.mylivecam.com/howtos/arti...d=60507&page=1. Anyone know?
BTW, the "help" found on that site is sorely lacking. This page is supposed to be the software guide for Advanced Video FX and doesn't help me at all...

Thanks Jason, but I had found this file already. Particularly, I'm wanting to remove some of my own video effects that I created using the 'Creator' Software (which is really cool btw) because they just ended up looking dumb (my fault, not the software). Specifically, these do not show up in the mentioned folder. I removed the originals from the folder: C:\Documents and Settings\My Documents\Live! Cam FX Creator, yet they remain as a working option in my Video FX drop-down menu. Thanks again.

Advanced Video Effects download problem

Hey guys,
I am having problem downloading the advanced video effects for Creative Live! Cam Video IM Pro webcam. I tried downloading both with IE and firefox, but the same user agreement page keeps coming even when I press 'agree'. Is anybody else facing the same problem?
Does anybody knows what is the solution. I am sure ppl have been able to download these effects. Can somebody help?
Thanks.

Unfortunately no, it won't work with the WebCam Live Motion.
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Hi n
You have one day more for Your project than in Sweden as Santa has to start
somewhere and home is close. (We start at about 15.00 24 of dec).
I would start with - if the music is bought from iTune store (a fix for a known
problem) to save it out as an audio CD (.aiff) else it will look OK till You try
Your DVD disk = No sound.
Then I would start a new iMovie project and from media button select photos
and drop one start photo from iPhoto down into timeline. Then I would import
the music from the new CD.
Cont to put photos one at a time into timeline. Change duration so that they
match the tempo in Your movie.
Transitions
Effects
etc.
Save from time to time to keep safe.
When the "movie" is done - close iMovie and open iDVD and drop Your movie
project icon into this - or - use the import function in iDVD.
DON'T Share/Export from iMovie to iDVD - it will destroy Your movie by a bad
rendering work. iDVD does this so much better.
I don't know any way to use the "themes" in iDVD into iMovie. Sorry
Merry Christmas !!!
Yours Bengt W

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I have the Instant webcam with the Advanced Video FX utilities.
The webcam seems to work fine, but if I open the fx window it don't detect any supported webcam. So I can't use the special effects.
I tried to reboot, reinstall the drivers and the utilities. Nothing to do.
What should I do?
Thanks in advance.

hey lonewolf can you rip the setupfile from the installation cd and send it to me via email ?
my email is [email protected] or [email protected] try the first email first.
goodluck

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I'm told it's because I only own an Instant and need the Instant Effects camera (which is not released in the USA yet, or so i'm told) to use the program. If you go to the webpage for the Instant camera you see this big blurb "Free Advanced Video FX Software". Nowhere on that page does it say the camera has to be an Effects model.
I'm tired of jumping through hoops to try and get this software, im just going to get a Logitech camera insted, stick to audio creative, it's the only thing you are good at.
The Instant webpage:
http://creative.com/products/product...29&product=040
Message Edited by Prismatic on 05-02-2006 12:17 PM

This seems to have been asked a lot around the net, however, there doesn't seem to be an adequate answer to it.
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I have tried a few solutions including uninstalling my onboard graphics driver from the device manager and going to upgrade my 600w power supply to a 700w one.
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Help advanced video fx

i installed drivers for vista 32 bit and i got the console but the advanced video fx isnt there i have search and cannot find a solution

I have some problem!!!
CTVideoFX.exe, (0xc0000005)
Message Edited by Anor on 12-26-2006 02:22 PM

[HELP] Advanced Video FX bug?

Hi guys. Hope someone can help me. I have he creative Webcam Live! with latest drivers installed.Now i've downloaded the "Advanced Video FX" software.But when i clink on it, i cant select my webcam. Actually, it shows NO webcams to select.Can anybody help me?:smileyindifferent: I thank u all!Hugs!

I have some problem!!!
CTVideoFX.exe, (0xc0000005)
Message Edited by Anor on 12-26-2006 02:22 PM

Video screen effect

Hi, was wondering if someone could help me pls! I am doing a title sequence for a charity cabaret I was involved in organising, had it filmed and now Im editing it together. Im doing it up like the Saturday Night Live titles (big fan!) I've used footage I have taken from around London of theatres etc. mucked around with them in photoshop freezeframed them taken out the original theatre signs and replaced them with either pictures or strobed video footage. Im doing one of them in Picadilly Circus, bit fiddly, I want to try and mimic the video screen effect that you get. What I mean is the small lines that make up a video screen, so it looks vaguely connected to the picture. I;ve tried some filiters, but none of them look good. Halftone kind of works but its in black and white, I want to keep it in colour. I have tried doing a texture screen but the shapes dont seem to work at all. I hope Ive explained myself well! Any help would be greatly appreciated thanks!

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Is this what you had in mind?
Patrick

Problem with Advanced Video FX

Yeah.. I bought a new webcam today seems to be Creative Live!..
and I installed everything and registered my webcam on the online thing,
but still when I try to run the advanced video fx, it says no supported devices connected..
any idea whats wrong?
Nico

I'm seeing the same problem. Bought a Creative Webcam Live! camera yesterday. Tried it on two separate machines and got the exact same error. "No Supported Devices Connected".
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Tony

Advanced Video FX with a limited account

I was just wondering if there is any way to run advanced video FX in a limited account?My kids would like to use it when they talk to there friends on MSN messenger. I am using windows XP
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I have some problem!!!
CTVideoFX.exe, (0xc0000005)
Message Edited by Anor on 12-26-2006 02:22 PM

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