Swaps - transition segments in LazyTown video

[LazyPooky]

I tried to create the location/time swap part what is used in most episodes. It's too slow, I know that, and so I couldn't find the right sound that was long enough except for the double swap-sound and the other is a to-the-lair swap sound. Somehow creating the sound would not be that difficult though.

It's completely made out of only two images.
Also it doesn't make sense because I swapped to the same house

[Stingy]

Good job, I think you have it just right, except for like you said, the speed.

[Buzz]

nice pooxy...looks almost original whith a 8x speed up ))

[LazyPooky]

Well that's bit too fast for me.. I tried to make it 1.10 seconds long now (speeded up) and combined two LazyTown Extra episode fragments, which was the motivation to make a swap in the first place.

[Rift]

How exactly do you make this kind of effect?

[LazyPooky]

I made the whoosh sound myself with FL Studio (3xOSC) and ended up with two possible swap sounds.

How exactly do you make this kind of effect?

With Sony Vegas: two pictures + mirrored, pan/crop and lineair blur 180 degrees.
Fl Studio: white noise, EQ, Free Filter, reverb

[LazyPooky]

Now we go up:

[Stingy]

Good stuff (not the song)

[Pickelhaube808]

It always intrigued me how they did it seamlessly, though I have noticed sometimes when they update the chroma keyed UE background a frame too early and have it change to black...

[LazyPooky]

I finished the swap/transition segments project and was able to use it now between the LazyTown Extra fragments, like I said before. I was curious to know if it looked more like an episode, so what I did was starting with Sportacus, than the intro song and, after the other fragments, end with Robbie and the end credit/music, and between the fragments I used the transition segments I explained above with respect for the place of the houses (left-right vs right-left transition).