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You want to make a photo slideshow with sound and put it online. You know how to shoot photos and you have some idea how to gather audio and produce an MP3 file. But you don’t even own Flash, let alone know how to use it.
If you haven’t heard of Joe Weiss’ , then listen up. Soundslides is for you.
You must have Mac OS X. It will not work on Windows or Linux. But that is the only bad news.
If you’re still reading, then get ready — the price tag is super-easy on the budget: $39.95.
On Saturday our local daily newspaper posted some nice Soundslides work. These are five good examples of what you can do very, very simply with Soundslides, one MP3 file, some JPGs, and a couple of hours (per slideshow):
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I’d love to link you to a package that explained the story (college students make up Gainesville’s Hip Hop Collective, and there was a big competition on Saturday night), but there is no package. And these five slideshows are not linked to , which is on the newspaper’s Web site — but this is where CMS (content management systems) have left many newspapers today — hog-tied and incapable of delivering multimedia in a seamless format that’s easy to use.
But I digress. The CMS does not interfere with the ability to use the fabulously user-friendly Soundslides tool, and if you’re NOT hampered by a multimillion-dollar CMS forced upon you by an oh-so-wise corporate owner in the world of professional journalism, then YOU can use it in all kinds of neat and wonderful ways.
The five hip-hop stories were shot by student photojournalist . The sound was gathered and edited by online producer David Houder. was created by , a multimedia producer at the Raleigh (N.C.) .
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The story spawned this presentation can be found here:
Looks like that link might be obscoured, so …here:
Hi,
working on a FREE alternative to soundslides, works on Windows and Linux (and it will work on Mac too).
Check it clicking on my name on this comment (the URL is blocked by WordPress…)