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  • Cadenas

    August 28, 2007 at 1:09 am

    Does this rate work on PAL comps as well?

    Thanks,

  • Kevin Camp

    August 29, 2007 at 2:49 pm

    using the logic i used for 2k film to ntsc… for 2k film to pal i think a rate of 6 would be better.

    essentiall, i think you need to look at the 2k comp height (1554) and devide that by pal height (576) and get a number around 2.7… cheat a little (like i did before) and round to 3.

    so for the credit move comp, set the comp to a height of 3 x 576 = 1728. but keep the 2k comp width, so the comp size would be 2048×1728.

    the rate for the move will need to be a multiple of 3 and even (like 6) if you need it to work for field renders:

    rate = 6; // this could be 3 if rendering progressive in pal comp
    x = position.value[0];
    y = position.value[1] – ((time / thisComp.frameDuration) * rate);
    [x, y]

    you can now take the credit roll comp and drop that into a 2k (2048×1554) comp and render for film. you can also take the same credit roll comp and drop it into a pal (720×576) comp and scale it 33.33% (one third) and have it work there too, although you may need to make a framerate change in the credit roll comp to match the pal (25fps).

    remember, though, if you are only creating a credit roll for sd pal you would only need to worry about whole pixel movement or even pixel movement, you wouldn’t need to be concerned about scaling factors between a 2k resolution and pal resolution. an there is a pretty easy to use flickerfree preset for that.

    Kevin Camp
    Designer – KCPQ, KMYQ & KRCW

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