Andreas Sizynski
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Walter,
thank you so much for replying. In regards to the keying in layers, because this is a composition, I think all the data is ‘baked’ into one layer, so to speak.My primary interest at this point is in animating a garbage mask around that bit of green.
An Artist interested in the past, stuck in the present.
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Hey ben, I appreciate your response. I did end up just Re-saving the file as something completely different. That did the trick, but yes it was very odd.
An Artist interested in the past, stuck in the present.
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hey Todd,
you are correct, I am new to AE, but yes, I had completely forgotten about the Output Module.An Artist interested in the past, stuck in the present.
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Hey Todd, I have After Effects CS5 and when I click on the ‘lossless’ option and scroll down my very pitiful list of options, h246 is not listed among them.
An Artist interested in the past, stuck in the present.
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Fair enough. Is there a way I could grab the h246 codec for free for AE?
An Artist interested in the past, stuck in the present.
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Interesting. Thank you both for your responses. I have heard the h246 codec isn’t the best. But if all I’m going for is youtube quality, I suppose it won’t be too detrimental to my film.
An Artist interested in the past, stuck in the present.
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Thanks Chad, I appreciate the tutorial alot. I didn’t have Core Audio installed, but I am installing now. Thanks for the tip!
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Quite frankly, I have very low expertise. Instead of trying to output to the computer’s soundcard (in this case, the Macbook pro’s) I am trying to make all input and output sound originate in the M-Audio Profire 610. I know it is recognized by the program, but difficulty is in figuring out how to configure it so all sound is “routed” (for lack of a better word) through that micPre/interface.
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Here’s an example of what I am trying to do, and my current frustrations. As seen from around 1:18 into the video clip, the creator uses what looks to be a simple map art of a number of parallel lines to create a good-looking roof.
Here is my imitation and the result.
[IMG]https://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb289/teh_Mac/help.png%5B/IMG%5D
Note the Raster effect was applied at 300dpi (I set it manually; the standard in CS 5 is 72 dpi).
The raster was then added to the symbols library, from which it was added as map art for that particular segment of the building model.
As you can see, it’s incredibly blurry and doesn’t look anything like the roofing effect achieved in the youtube clip.