[Brian Holson]

Thanks Vince. I took a section of the project and put it in Encore to test out the look of it. When I transcoded the timeline, it played back normal and looked real nice.

[Brian Holson]

Actually the uprezed footage is fine, it’s the HD that won’t render and is jumpy. Does the HD footage even need to be rendered?

[Brian Holson]

Thanks Walter!

[Brian Holson]

Thanks Guys, I assumed that was the answer but I thought maybe someone had a trick of how to do it.

I appreciate you taking the time to answer my question! 🙂

[Brian Holson]

Sorry, I should have explained better. Can an Encore slideshow be put on a CD?

[Brian Holson]

Thanks Dave! That worked, now, is it possible to get rid of the seam in the center of the screen? Is that a camera rotation issue?

[Brian Holson]

That did the trick! Thanks so much Walter!!! I had a feeling it was one button that I needed to click. I’m still learning AE and have a long way to go. 🙂

[Brian Holson]

Sorry Pedro, I only have worked with CS4 so I don’t know anything about version 6.5. Hopefully someone with that knowledge will see this and help you.

[Brian Holson]

Hope I did this right.

[Brian Holson]

Thanks Michael. That is correct, all the layers are accepting light and the camera is set in it’s default position. In the tutorial he adds a light and the “floor” accepts the light color and he can move the light around and it’s visible.

Here’s the link to see what I’m talking about. It’s the simple camera rig tutorial at the top. https://maltaannon.com/articles/after-effects/simple-camera-rig/