Bob Auiler
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Check out The Time-Collection from CHV Electronics, it will do what you are looking for.
https://www.chv-plugins.com/cms/Fx-Script/Time-collection/Time-collection.php?navanchor=1010027
Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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If you are working in a 10 bit timeline try switching your rendering from 10-bit to 8-bit, you’ll see a significant reduction in render time.
I just created a 10 second 4 layer sequence with a gaussian blur and a crop on each layer, the render time was 72 seconds on a 3.2GHz Octo-core with 8 GB of ram, the same sequence with 8bit rendering took 21 seconds.
I usually work in this mode until I get final approval on a project, then render it out in the 10-bit mode.Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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If he doesn\’t have be in the center of the frame, push him to the right until the chair is off screen, that\’ll give you real estate on the left to get creative and remove the chair.
Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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Hi Collin,
My Streamclip version 1.9.2 has a frame blending option, it shows up in the export window.
Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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Yep, it sounds like you have a few CMYK stills in your timeline,
I usually batch convert them with Photoshop.Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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Hi David,
I noticed the same thing, the problem is that Flip 4 Mac doesn’t do a very good job of scaling. I always make a QT ProRez file with the same dimensions that I want the .wmv to be, then encode the scaled down QT, The difference is well worth the extra step.
Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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Sounds like it might be a corrupt sequence.
I would highlight all of the clips in the timeline (video & audio) then copy/paste them into a new timeline.
Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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Sorry that you found a data calculator app boring Bob, I thought it was scintillating, only bested by Wattulator & MorseKey.
Bob Auiler | bob.auiler@mvpcollaborative.com
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