I am in desperate need.

I'm working on a userbar for a clan. :/ Everything is alright, following the steps and such. The problem is that when I upload it, it doesn't have any motion in the video that I have chose.

I am using:
Windows 7 Home Premium x64
Adobe Photoshop CS5 x86 (for this work currently)

Ps is run by admin. The true problem is that it does not have any movement in the userbar.

Example of the prob:


Any help right now will be very greatful as many can't wait for the new userbar. e_e

EDIT: The settings on Mac and on Windows kind of bugs me out, since most boxes in the Save Settings screenshot is not faded as to Windows that is.

EDIT (2nd): I did find the things now, just another problem. I did put the video to forever, but it seems to go back to once. Here's what I've tried:



Is there a certain amount of 'Something' I can only use? And if so, what and how do I fix it.

whatever picture you posted has been moved or deleted

i'm not sure about when you upload it. but, i sometimes have a similar problem. i can upload it fine but when i go to post it it does not animate for whatever reason but at the same time it is in my showroom animating.



there is supposed to be an animation on that bar^^ i dont see one. if this is your problem i dont know what to say. i have tried many formats posting the link with the same static bar.

when you save a bar using "save for web & devices..." there is an option right above the save button, it has a drop down with once forever and maybe something else. just make sure you have forever selected. i believe once is set to default. after you do it a couple times it will learn to stay on forever. at least it did it to me

Thanks dude, I got it to set forever.

Here's the final product:

I have PhotoShop CS2 and when I open my video in PhotoShop it's not opening, why?
(Sorry for my english)

You give Quicktime?

As far as I can remember CS2 doesn't support video files, but I could be mistaken

Got this ready..

I hope this helps you all out, please note that this is my method of doing it but there are many different methods, as you do more of them you will start working out your own ways of doing it

NOTE: If your running x64 photoshop you can't open video files. You have to switch to x86 photoshop.

Enjoy!