Andy Ford
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You have a monitor that supports both profiles and you can set your color working space in the project settings. However, where is your video intended to be shown? Rec.709 is going to give you a larger gamut, but it’s recommended for HDTVs. Anything for the web, sRGB is recommended (although I believe Adobe RGB has a larger gamut). If you are rendering for multiple color spaces, Adobe suggests using a color depth higher than 8bpc. Don’t forget to choose the output profile in the color management tab in the output module settings.
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Maybe someone here has a more automatic method to help you, but the old-school way is math. If you know how long you want it to take to go across the screen, then you basically know the speed (in this case, horizontal pixels traveled in a given time). So in your peaks, you need to calculate how much faster to make it move over the small section so that it ends up where it would be if it was a straight path. This is realistic to many heart monitors I’ve seen, where it draws the big peaks and valleys faster because it moves across the screen at what appears to be a static speed.
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The speed of the object moving along the heart monitor outlines is technically at a constant speed. It just has more ground to cover due to the higher peaks. What you actually would need is increased speed.
An alternative to messing with speed could be to use something like a Light Sweep. You can keyframe the Light Sweep to move across the outlines and have it appear just on the outlines, thereby having it appear on the peaks without needing to “spend time” traveling up the peaks like your box/dot does.
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I dont believe so. If you export a frame as photoshop layers, the text becomes a rasterized layer.
Your kind approach to this question is a departure from this classic post on this topic:
https://forums.creativecow.net/docs/forums/post.php?forumid=2&postid=1038664&univpostid=1038664&pview=t————————————————-
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Don’t call yourself an idiot, because I’m pretty sure there’s not a way to do that.
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Although this may not provide as much of a difference as a superior CPU or additional RAM would make, you have a 4K workflow and should still see some performance increase. This is because the 1060 has superior clocking speed (being 18 months newer than what you have) and 3X the memory. Benchmark testing shows a speed increase, although I will say it’s not earth-shatteringly better. Whether that difference is remarkable or not is really a personal choice and depends on the user.
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I’ve also heard you can just rename the file and then Premiere will assume your card is supported. Unlike AE which relies less on GPU, in Premiere it will improve your playback and renders.
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Both processors work well with AE and are neck and neck in bench test data I’ve seen, so you’re fine with either choice. I’m one of those guys that likes both Mac and PC, so if you’re like me and don’t have a preference, saving money is always nice. I mean, you can basically upgrade to another PC in 2 years and be no more out of pocket than with the Mac purchase now. However, I would STRONGLY recommend 64GB of RAM. If you are getting an external monitor (screen real estate is essential for me), then I wouldn’t sweat the 14″ ASUS.
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I haven’t done this, but I don’t think this is something you can do in Adobe software. I have not heard anything about Subler. I believe Handbrake only supports existing chapters, not adding them, so I’m not sure that will work. You may want to check out Drax, which hopefully does what you are looking for.
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Some things to try:
The Automatic Speech Alignment tool in Audition can help fix audio drift by referencing the song track with your recorded track.
You also have the ability to stretch or compress the length of your vocal track, thereby speeding it up or slowing it down slightly. There is a setting to keep the pitch locked so you don’t sound different.
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