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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kid Charlemagne" data-source="post: 1592266" data-attributes="member: 93">Hmmm....  Well, I'm not sure how much help I'll be, since my experience is with higher end software.   What you did there should be very simple, but it depends on whether your editing program can handle the basics of what's required.I would use a program like Adobe After Effects, which would allow you to designate a path for the background image (spinning, spiralling, moving from side to side, whatever).  For a simple movement like this, you would only have to designate a starting point, an ending point, and the time taken to move from A to B - the program would extrapolate all the intervening frames.  Add more waypoints on the timeline, and you can make it slow down, speed up, move left, then right, etc.  Very fast, although rendering time might be a bear.How many lower end programs can do the same thing?  I couldn't tell you.  Flash might support that kind of thing, but I have no experience with Flash.  My experience is in broadcast-quality video.</blockquote>