QFS Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What are the system requirements?

OS :	Mac OS X version 10.4 or higher
Display :	1024 x 768 or higher
OpenGL Graphics Card :	Highly Recommended
Processor :	PPC G4 - 1GHz or better PPC G5 or better Intel Core Duo or Core Solo
Memory :	512 MB RAM recommended

Why does QFS take such a long time to create a movie?
If you have many images with transitions, then QFS needs to generate a large number of frames. If each frame is fairly large, then QFS also needs quite a bit of memory for each frame. Generating all these frames, and consuming and releasing memory will take some processing time.
How can QFS make a movie so quickly?
If you have mostly still images, with little or no transitions, and little or no resizing, then QFS just needs to stitch these images together into a QuickTime file. Video sequencers often re-scale and re-compress the images to fit a certain format. Naturally, this consumes processing power. We import and store still images and movies at full resolution, in order to keep the highest qualify images. When we sequence a movie together, we stitch these images together (if you want, you can re-scale them, or add a background, but we always start from the full resolution images).
How can I import a folder filled with images?
Click on the import image folder button.
How can I import movie?
Click on the import movie button.
I want to import a images which have a duration of 1 frame, and make a movie. All my images are in a folder, is there an easy way to import this?
Click on the import single frames from folder button.
How do you create the slide images in your sample images folder?
Use PowerPoint or KeyNote to create the slide images. You, you could also use a drawing program. Appleworks also has a presentation program built-in.
I made modifications to a movie, and generated it, but the movie is still the same.
Make sure to close your movie player (usually QuickTime). If your movie player has opened your movie, then QFS will not be able to modify the movie. Close your movie after viewing it in the movie player.
How Do I Get My Slides from PowerPoint and Keynote into QFS?
Basically, it's a two step process.
1. Export the Images from Powerpoint or Keynote
2. Import the Images into QFS
Exporting Images from Powerpoint
1. Open the PowerPoint file
2. From the File menu, choose Save As ...
3. From the format pop-up button, choose TIFF for the best quality
4. click on the Options ... button, and select your image size
5. click OK to accept these settings
6. In the Save As dialog, enter a name for your slides, and click Save to export the image files.
Exporting Images from Keynote
1. Open the Keynote file.
2. From the File menu, choose Export.
3. Select the Images option and click Next.
4. When the Slides and Format dialog appears, select your preferences for each and then click Next.
5. In the Save As dialog, enter a name for your slides, and click Export to export the image files.
You may import your images into QFS by
1. Open Quick Frame Sequencer
2. Click on the add all images from folder button
3. Select the folder that you exported your images to
4. Click Open
That's it. You should now have your images in QFS.
How can I buy and install a license?
Licenses are available on the Optunis store web site : http://store.optunis.com/iet.html.

To install a license :
1. Select Quick Frame Sequencer ->Licenses ... from the main menu
2. Enter your user name exactly as indicated in your license file email.
3. Enter your license number exactly as indicated in your license file email.
4. Click the Validate button

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