Abercrombie Pupputnick
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You can customize the list by saving your own or copying existing settings files to
/Library/Application Support/Media 100/Transitions/Composite Suite/Custom
(if you have BorisFX instead of Red use /Library/Application Support/Media 100/Transitions/Effects Suite/Custom)
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Couple of thoughts:
1. What happens if you swap A/B?
2. Try creating a title over a section of the program that contains working and not-working clips. -
Look down to Oct. 17 in this forum and you will see the exact same question and some discussion including a reply from Media 100.
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Actually I don’t think you could ever see rendered ColorFX in AE.
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Try force-rendering one of the ColorFX clips before the export. If that works, do them all that way.
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Media 100 only installs their own codecs, but it can use some other codecs if you have them installed. Some are installed on every system by QuickTime, others you have to install separately.
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Self-contained exports just write the media as it currently exists into the movie, so if your clips are compressed, so is the movie.
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Maybe M100 can post the old version for downloading, David C.???
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I wonder if the new CS3 AE importer module is incompatible with older versions of AE? Maybe you can copy the old importer module from your 11.x installation.
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I think Arthur is partially correct (the HDx card does support 720p50 and 720p59.94 though) but I don’t think that matters because the import dialog would allow you to bring in the media even if you couldn’t output it via the HDx. So M100 must be unhappy with some of those rates, although I’m not sure I understand all of them (480i/30p?)