I d/l'd DDClip, and it's a good product, only problem is with the
AVIs turning out to be such big files, maybe if my animations
weren't 5 minutes long it would help.  I'm going to stick with
DDClip.  

Chuck Roberts wrote:
> 
> You want DDClip for windows. The freeware version has 1 track for video,
> and 4 for audio. It's great and easy to use! It has other versions which
> have more audio tracks.
> 
> Steve wrote:
> >
> > I'm looking for a package that'll let me put sound to my
> > animation, I've looked through Uncle Ken's links and found some
> > useful utilities but nothing that explains or proposes to put
> > sound to an animation.

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