Amit Zinman
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So, is it out?
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This should probably work. Have you tried solids instead of AI objects?
Amit
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If you’ve got Final Cut on one of the machines it might also be able to convert to WMV as far as I can recall.
BTW: have you tried this:
https://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=915D874D-D747-4180-A400-5F06B1B5E559&displaylang=en -
Then I guess you should either get Flip4Mac which is pretty cheap or simply take the file to a PC and convert it there.
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You should probably invest in Flip4Mac, but I think mp4 would probably play on his cellphone. You can get free mp4 converters on the Internet.
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It’s nice. Not quite what I expected but interesting nonetheless. Now the question is how do I twirl it?
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I am currently working on a similar project. I follow these steps:
1. Export from InDesign to PDF.
2. Open PDF in illustrator.
3. Go over all of the pages, convert groups to layers by choosing from the flyout menu – release to layers.
4. have all layers one above each other rather than nested.
5. Export each illustrator file seperatly with PDF compatibility checked.
6. Import them in AE
7. Create a large comp and place the files together.
8. Use the pan behind tool to provide the right folding axes.
9. Use Y rotation to fold.If you have multiple pages together, precomp, reduce the size of the comp duplicate and place layers to get seperate comps.
This allows for both folding AND some sophisticated animation using the existing illustrator layers..Hope this helps,
Amit
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Can’t find it. Link?
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You should probably update your After Effects and Premiere to the latest version to get the support you need. Also, working with an intermediate format is probably best. I would export bit and pieces to qt Animation if I were you.