[Anthony Dinham]

By ‘really clear’, I mean make the fact that you charge only $50 really clear, then show how great it does the job (ie a video that gets to the point fast and has a voice over).

If you want any help with an affordable video, google me and shoot me an email. 🙂

[Anthony Dinham]

Crossgrade could encourage people but it’s not going to be the deciding factor, you still need to make people realise why/how it’s better than PluralEyes. If it’s not actually better, that’s fine because you are cheaper, just make that REALLY clear on the website.

[Anthony Dinham]

You may not want to look like you’re advertising, but you clearly are. 🙂

My feedback:
1. You need a better intro video. No voice over is just creepy.
2. At a quick look I can’t see why as someone who has paid for PluralEyes I would buy this. Is there any reason? For people without PluralEyes the price is the biggest selling point, so that should be the first thing people see when they visit your site.
3. You can buy a great wordpress theme for $50. Your site currently doesn’t inspire consumer confidence.

Other marketing advise will not be free. 🙂

[Anthony Dinham]

What the heck? This feature was announced at MAX 2011 wasn’t it? One of the points I’ve been making to encourage others to move to Premiere was for this. I was looking forward to uninstalling Plural Eyes.

Here’s the video:
https://tv.adobe.com/watch/max-2011-sneak-peeks/max-2011-sneak-peek-automatic-synchronization-of-crowd-sourced-videos-/

[Anthony Dinham]

Thanks guys. Unfortunately I’m not talking about making it full screen on a second monitor, I was hopeing it would be possible to play it back full screen on my single (laptop’s) monitor.

Its been a feature in FCP for ages and I assumed that with Adobe playing catchup for so long they would have included this fair basic feature.

Heres now easy it is in FCP: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/8/891052

[Anthony Dinham]

Did you ever find a solution to this problem? Its happening to me and absoultely killing me. $10,000 job with a deadline in a few days and this is happening. ARGH.

Cant find a color space that fixes the problem.

[Anthony Dinham]

32 bit editions of Windows can run max 3GB ram, but generally people dont go above 2GB because its not price effective. ram runs best when its in parallel (ie 2 sticks of 1GB ram runs only fractionally worse than 1 stick of 2GB and 1 stick of 1GB).

personally I run Windows XP 64 bit because I wanted 8GB of ram. definately intrested to hear any more info on this tool for AE in 64 bit environment.

-ant