I'm trying to convert a company logo to svg through illustrator. The original logo formats that I used have been .png, psd, pdf. When I use the png file and load it into my videoscribe timeline, I lose the control capabilities and I have to shut down. PSD and pdf do the same. Any thoughts?
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Mike Metcalf
On Wed, 10 Sep, 2014 at 2:49 AM
Hi,
If I understand correctly, you have been trying to import jpg, psd and pdf images into videoscribe, and it has not been working, so now you want to convert one of those files to SVG format.
What is the file size of the images that are causing videoscribe to freeze?
You should be able to optimize your image file size to less than 250 KB without noticeable quality problems. Properly made SVGs can usually even smaller. Bigger sloppier SVGs and other images may work in some cases too... but may contribute to slowdowns, crashes or freezes.
Jerry Hara
I'm trying to convert a company logo to svg through illustrator. The original logo formats that I used have been .png, psd, pdf. When I use the png file and load it into my videoscribe timeline, I lose the control capabilities and I have to shut down. PSD and pdf do the same. Any thoughts?