Alexander Lucas
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Depends partly on the equipment you can get for your booth. And how many monitors it needs to show on at once.
In the few shows we have done I have done a couple different things.
1.) Use a laptop and loop it from Quicktime.
2.) Author a DVD which self-loops.
3.) Use a DVD player which allows you to loop specific timecodes.DVD will probably be the least worry once on show site, since running from a computer you always have to worry about screensavers, sleep settings, and background programs which might be running. But if you burn to DVD you will be compressing for a Standard definition screen, while your image might begin as something larger than 720×480.
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Gotcha, that works. Thanks for the help.
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Even when I move the keyframe, I still get the missing frame of animation. I made another precomp where I made the sequence one frame less than the previous comp and then did the time remapping and it worked.
Seems like a silly extra step to do to make a loopable animation.
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Yes. Everything appears normal except that it does not show up in the P2 import window correctly. I can even see the thumbnails of the clips in one of the folders.
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Well that is the problem…for these cards it just appears as a folder with no arrow. The ones that worked properly had arrows which I could swirl down and see the clips.
All it appears as is the folder with no clips in it.
As I said in the original post, most of the cards have worked and I have seen how the clips import, but these come up differently in the P2 import window, though it does read that they are P2 folders.
Alex