[Andrey Sibiryakov]

Hello DavideoN.

Thank you for this research.
It worked for me and this is exactly what I need.
I’ve created a macro in AutoHotKey.

#Numpad1::
Send ]!{Left}s
Sleep 200
Send [[{Numpad3}]{Numpad2}!+{Down}{Del}!{Right}
Return

Andrey

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

Alas, it is no possible.

I used some AEscripts script, that helped to import and update already built folder branch of footage on pc. That eased some things a little bit.

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

And about converting to 24p:
are you thinking about exporting the vid to sequence, and gathering afterwards in a new fps?

Yes, this will work.

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

Hi, Malcolm.

Have you tried to render only singe particle layer with alpha channel?

If failed, have you tried to simplify your particle layer in times, then render and after – duplicate in timeline?

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

I think, you can use this article as an advice.

https://www.biscardicreative.com/blog/2011/09/1080i-60-is-not-60fps-repeat-after-me/

“(But if you are feeling frisky, you actually can edit true 60i footage in a 60-frame timeline, you just need to artificially interpolate the remaining field so that each field’s missing half is filled in to become a full frame. Premiere Pro does this beautifully, by the way.”

I would do so if were you.

Also, try Twixtor, this plug requires some conditions to be met, but works great.

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

i’m sure, you can do the same thing in AE.

When you track point is getting confused, pause tracking, move it to a new place and continue tracking.

Sorry, for not able to say it firmly, but I remember doing that way not so far ago.

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

You can use Particular with preanimated dollar as a particle.
As soon as you will emit enough dollars, you can revert time.

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

There is a plugin from Andrew Kramer for rate conversion.
It works very well for me.
I can only suggest you to try it and see, is it handy or not in your case.

https://library.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/fps.php

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

Hi John.
This is the most popular effect called “sweep light”.
It’s cheap and good at all cases.

[Andrey Sibiryakov]

Hi Max.

Yes, you can do it by animating your mask as alpha channel for the logo curve. You need only to precompose mask with logo layer, and then make it a 3d. You will be able to continuously rasterize it still.

You can achieve write on effect with a shape layer drawn on above your curve and applied stroke after. this stroke can be animated and used as alpha.

I would prefer the second method.