[Ari Grunzeweig]

Great!!!! That fixed it! Thanks so much!

[Ari Grunzeweig]

Hi,

It seems this website along with the mentioned tutorial have gone to a better place..

Any idea if I can find that tutorial somewhere else?

Thanks!!

[Ari Grunzeweig]

Thanks!! That’s more what I am looking for!

[Ari Grunzeweig]

Hi and thanks…

Maybe I can explain better. The problem I’m having is the the fluctuation in the music is very extreme. As a result, the scale of my layer is going from very large to very small and it may give someone a seizure…

What I want to do is to do is limit the min and the max of the scale so it still reacts to the music, but in a much lesser way…

Does that make more sense?

Thanks!

[Ari Grunzeweig]

Yup, I tried precomposing those clips, but with no success. Same problem. Someone suggested that it may be a bug in AE to do with png encoded clips. I may try to convert them to a different codec.

Any other suggestions?

[Ari Grunzeweig]

Nevermind. Problem solved.
The problem was with my mapped layer. I fixed it by making the mapped comp much smaller.

[Ari Grunzeweig]

SWEEEET!!! Thanks!

[Ari Grunzeweig]

Ållright… the tips were awesome! I think I’m starting to get the hang of it.. (I hope)

Thanks again

[Ari Grunzeweig]

Hi

I’ve tried the suggestions you offered.
Nothing really worked. The directional blur didn’t help.
Field rendering (I tried upper and lower) only made it worse..

I would describe the problem as a strobing effect…
And it is happening only to my surfer.

I wasn’t able to find that photoshop action set on google…

Thanks!!

[Ari Grunzeweig]

Nevermind,

It seems the ‘numbers’ plugin will do the trick.

Thanks.