Aanarav Sareen
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You can use subtitles in Encore DVD. When you press a button on screen or perhaps on a remote, the subtitles become enabled. I would reccomend going this way, because running 2 streams of video and then syncing them just for the titles may lead to a major workflow issue.
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John,
Thanks for all your help with the Zaxwerks stuff. Certainly made me utilize some of the tools I had recieved with AE 5.5 through AE 6.5 🙂 Good luck!Aanarav Sareen
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Thanks Michael and Mark. We had our “re-organization” meeting and at the moment are focussed on getting some good/commited members. I will keep posting updates as time passes by.
Thanks again!
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I don’t have a visual reference to what you describe, but based solely on the words, take a look at Trapcode Shine from https://www.trapcode.com. You can use the plugin in Premiere Pro, by installing it in Plugins/en_US
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I think David nailed the points. You have to remember that AE is a compositing/VFX app and not an editing application. If you want to edit video, you will need an application such as Premiere Pro.
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Create a new sequence [File > New > Sequence]; place the sequence that contain your “bad” clips into this new sequence and apply either the brightness and contrast effect or the levels effect to the entire sequence.
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Jon, John and Zax,
It was a pleasure meeting you all at NAB. In fact, I was just playing around with the trial version of Pro-Animator that John demoed at the convention and I think it’s time to upgrade! I like many others didn’t realize the power of these easy to use, yet complex pluigins. Thanks for the t-shirt 🙂Aanarav Sareen
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