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Doing the example 3 I getting all the images of the video rotate 180º, which is weird!

here the example I'm working on


Example 3

Right, moving on from here, lets cover some more interesting ideas – first off, lets build a slide show video…

using (ITimeline timeline = new DefaultTimeline(25))
{

IGroup group = timeline.AddVideoGroup(32, 160, 100);

ITrack videoTrack = group.AddTrack();
IClip clip1 = videoTrack.AddImage("image1.jpg", 0, 2);
IClip clip2 = videoTrack.AddImage("image2.jpg", 0, 2);
IClip clip3 = videoTrack.AddImage("image3.jpg", 0, 2);
IClip clip4 = videoTrack.AddImage("image4.jpg", 0, 2);

double halfDuration = 0.5;

group.AddTransition(clip2.Offset - halfDuration, halfDuration, StandardTransitions.CreateFade(), true);
group.AddTransition(clip2.Offset, halfDuration, StandardTransitions.CreateFade(), false);

group.AddTransition(clip3.Offset - halfDuration, halfDuration, StandardTransitions.CreateFade(), true);
group.AddTransition(clip3.Offset, halfDuration, StandardTransitions.CreateFade(), false);

group.AddTransition(clip4.Offset - halfDuration, halfDuration, StandardTransitions.CreateFade(), true);
group.AddTransition(clip4.Offset, halfDuration, StandardTransitions.CreateFade(), false);

ITrack audioTrack = timeline.AddAudioGroup().AddTrack();

IClip audio =
    audioTrack.AddAudio("soundtrack.wav", 0, videoTrack.Duration);

audioTrack.AddEffect(0, audio.Duration,
                    StandardEffects.CreateAudioEnvelope(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, audio.Duration));

using (
    WindowsMediaRenderer renderer =
        new WindowsMediaRenderer(timeline, "output.wmv", WindowsMediaProfiles.HighQualityVideo))
{
    renderer.Render();
}

}