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**When family or friends come to visit, we usually end up taking a lot of pictures. We could share those pictures on social networking sites or dump them on a private ftp server, but, as shocking as it sounds, not everyone in our family has a permanent Internet connection. To solve this problem we needed to come up with a little imaginative thinking, the solution: imagination.** | **When family or friends come to visit, we usually end up taking a lot of pictures. We could share those pictures on social networking sites or dump them on a private ftp server, but, as shocking as it sounds, not everyone in our family has a permanent Internet connection. To solve this problem we needed to come up with a little imaginative thinking, the solution: imagination.** | ||
- | Lorsque la famille ou les amis viennent | + | Lorsque la famille ou les amis viennent |
**Imagination is an easy-to-use DVD slideshow creator based on GTK+2 libraries. It’s lightweight, | **Imagination is an easy-to-use DVD slideshow creator based on GTK+2 libraries. It’s lightweight, | ||
- | Imagination est un outil de création de diaporama DVD facile à utiliser basé sur les bibliothèques GTK +2. Il est léger, ne nécessitant que quelques petits fichiers, et, surtout, très facile à utiliser. Imagination est disponible dans les dépôts Ubuntu Univers donc un apt-get install | + | Imagination est un outil de création de diaporama DVD facile à utiliser, basé sur les bibliothèques GTK +2. Il est léger, ne nécessitant que quelques petits fichiers et, surtout, très facile à utiliser. Imagination est disponible dans les dépôts Ubuntu Univers donc un sudo apt-get install imagination est tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour commencer. |
**When you first create a new project with imagination, | **When you first create a new project with imagination, | ||
- | Lorsque vous créez un nouveau projet avec Imagination, | + | Lorsque vous créez un nouveau projet avec Imagination, |
**Adding photographs is a simple matter of either selecting Slideshow > Import Pictures from the menu, or clicking on the small black picture frame icon from the icon bar (just under the Slide menu option). Use CTRL or SHIFT to selectively identify the pictures to import (or select all), and click Open. Once you’ve added pictures, reordering is a simple matter of dragging the pictures at the bottom of the interface so they’re in the order you want them to be.** | **Adding photographs is a simple matter of either selecting Slideshow > Import Pictures from the menu, or clicking on the small black picture frame icon from the icon bar (just under the Slide menu option). Use CTRL or SHIFT to selectively identify the pictures to import (or select all), and click Open. Once you’ve added pictures, reordering is a simple matter of dragging the pictures at the bottom of the interface so they’re in the order you want them to be.** | ||
- | L' | + | L' |
**If you don’t like the orientation of a slide, you can rotate the slide by selecting the appropriate button under the Slide menu option. You can also add a blank slide. Blank slides can be a solid color or either a linear or radial gradient. If you’re creating a slideshow with multiple sections or locations, it’s sometimes helpful to insert a blank slide with some information. To add text to the slide, first click on the slide, then click over in the Slide Text section on the right-hand-side and enter your text. Click the font choice to bring up a dialog box that lets you choose the font family, style and size. Beside the font, there are a couple of colors for the font foreground and background. Below this are some animation settings so you can make the text fade, slide or grow. The same text options can be used on regular photographic slides, but make sure you don’t have all slides chosen or the option appears greyed out.** | **If you don’t like the orientation of a slide, you can rotate the slide by selecting the appropriate button under the Slide menu option. You can also add a blank slide. Blank slides can be a solid color or either a linear or radial gradient. If you’re creating a slideshow with multiple sections or locations, it’s sometimes helpful to insert a blank slide with some information. To add text to the slide, first click on the slide, then click over in the Slide Text section on the right-hand-side and enter your text. Click the font choice to bring up a dialog box that lets you choose the font family, style and size. Beside the font, there are a couple of colors for the font foreground and background. Below this are some animation settings so you can make the text fade, slide or grow. The same text options can be used on regular photographic slides, but make sure you don’t have all slides chosen or the option appears greyed out.** | ||
- | Si vous n' | + | Si vous n' |
**This is a slide show, of course, and a slide show wouldn’t be complete without some kind of between-frame animation. To provide uniform transitions from slide to slide, select all the slides (choose one slide then hit CTRL+A), and choose a Transition type from the slide settings near the top right of the interface (Crossfade is a nice effect).** | **This is a slide show, of course, and a slide show wouldn’t be complete without some kind of between-frame animation. To provide uniform transitions from slide to slide, select all the slides (choose one slide then hit CTRL+A), and choose a Transition type from the slide settings near the top right of the interface (Crossfade is a nice effect).** | ||
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+ | Il s'agit d'un diaporama, bien sûr, et un diaporama ne serait pas complet sans une sorte d' | ||
**A small icon of the transition is displayed on each picture at the bottom of the interface so you know which slides have which transitions. You might be tempted to create a different transition for each slide - don’t do it, looking at multiple transitions is bad form.** | **A small icon of the transition is displayed on each picture at the bottom of the interface so you know which slides have which transitions. You might be tempted to create a different transition for each slide - don’t do it, looking at multiple transitions is bad form.** | ||
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+ | Une petite icône de la transition est affichée sur chaque image en bas de l' | ||
**All this concentration on pictures and we haven’t even added any audio yet. Before we do, have a look at the Slideshow length under the Slide settings on the top left. Each slide’s display time is adjustable, you could display a picture longer for the first and last slides if you wanted. The length of the slideshow will determine how long a song (or songs) you’ll need. You can add multiple songs.** | **All this concentration on pictures and we haven’t even added any audio yet. Before we do, have a look at the Slideshow length under the Slide settings on the top left. Each slide’s display time is adjustable, you could display a picture longer for the first and last slides if you wanted. The length of the slideshow will determine how long a song (or songs) you’ll need. You can add multiple songs.** | ||
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+ | Toute cette concentration sur les photos et nous n' | ||
**To add music, click the black frame with the music note in it, or click Slideshow > Import Music from the menu. To reorder the music, click the Audio tab, the song you want to reorder, and the move file up or down arrows at the bottom of the audio tab. Remember to select enough music to cover the entire slideshow. Take into consideration the length of the slideshow if you’re trying to hit a particular point in a song. Remember you can always adjust slide length, but this can be tricky since you don’t also want people to get bored looking at the same slide for too long.** | **To add music, click the black frame with the music note in it, or click Slideshow > Import Music from the menu. To reorder the music, click the Audio tab, the song you want to reorder, and the move file up or down arrows at the bottom of the audio tab. Remember to select enough music to cover the entire slideshow. Take into consideration the length of the slideshow if you’re trying to hit a particular point in a song. Remember you can always adjust slide length, but this can be tricky since you don’t also want people to get bored looking at the same slide for too long.** | ||
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+ | Pour ajouter de la musique, cliquez sur le cadre noir contenant la note de musique, ou cliquez sur le menu Présentation > Importer de la musique. Pour réorganiser la musique, cliquez sur l' | ||
**At the top of the interface there’s a play icon that lets you preview the slideshow. In version 3.0-r1, the play option didn’t seem to play our music, it only transitioned through the slides, however when we exported the slideshow to VOB format, the music played just fine.** | **At the top of the interface there’s a play icon that lets you preview the slideshow. In version 3.0-r1, the play option didn’t seem to play our music, it only transitioned through the slides, however when we exported the slideshow to VOB format, the music played just fine.** | ||
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**One thing to note when saving the VOB file: be sure to add the .vob extension, imagination doesn’t seem to do this by default. After exporting the VOB file, we now need to get it to DVD. To create the DVD we need to create the DVD structure. First make a dvd/ directory, mkdir dvd. Next make sub-directories called VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS, mkdir dvd/ | **One thing to note when saving the VOB file: be sure to add the .vob extension, imagination doesn’t seem to do this by default. After exporting the VOB file, we now need to get it to DVD. To create the DVD we need to create the DVD structure. First make a dvd/ directory, mkdir dvd. Next make sub-directories called VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS, mkdir dvd/ | ||
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mkisofs -dvd-video -o mydvdname.iso dvd/** | mkisofs -dvd-video -o mydvdname.iso dvd/** | ||
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+ | mkisofs -dvd-video -o mydvdname.iso dvd/ | ||
**Where mydvdname.iso is the name you want to give your ISO file. The VOB file should be in your dvd/ | **Where mydvdname.iso is the name you want to give your ISO file. The VOB file should be in your dvd/ | ||
Some people reviewing imagination have mentioned that this doesn’t give you fancy menus. For that, programs like DeVeDe or KMediaFactory (old) can help.** | Some people reviewing imagination have mentioned that this doesn’t give you fancy menus. For that, programs like DeVeDe or KMediaFactory (old) can help.** | ||
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+ | Où mydvdname.iso est le nom que vous voulez donner à votre fichier ISO. Le fichier VOB devra être placé dans votre répertoire DVD/ | ||
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+ | Certaines personnes qui ont fait une critique d' | ||
**I’ve glossed over a few options available in imagination, | **I’ve glossed over a few options available in imagination, | ||
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+ | J'ai passé sous silence quelques options disponibles dans Imagination ; avec un peu de réflexion et en tâtonnant, il est possible d' |
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