Chris Evans
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Are you using another program called After, or do you mean After Effects?
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This is where pre-planning comes in handy. However, if you created keyframes every 2 frames on the effect you want to stutter and copy and paste them a frame later, it should give you that effect. I know it isn’t the best solution, but it should work.
I would still think there is a way you could use pre-comps. You could duplicate the comp(s) with the animation in it, precompose whatever you need to and get all those set up, then copy the animation keyframes from the original comp(s).
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Another recommendation is the “Ease and Wizz” from aescripts.com. It has a price listed, but you can choose your own price as free is you want. It’s great and simple for creating better keyframe animations.
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A quick Google Search turned up this: https://forums.adobe.com/message/6004538
What kind of computer are you using?
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Here’s a great one on Video Copilot using particular.
https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/audio_to_animation/
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Problem Solved.
You aren’t actually changing the Composition frame rate, you are changing the RAM Preview playback speed. Go to Composition>Composition Settings, or press ctrl+k and change the frame rate in that dialog box. The frame rate that you are changing in the video is the how many frames the RAM Preview plays back per second.
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Did you try re-teanscoding it to .wav? Did you try converting it to mp3? Did you try putting it into a precomp? what were your interpret footage options?
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I’m telling you that the framerate didn’t affect my audio. There is some explanation, but I can’t tell you what it is.
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Huh, that is strange. You should be able to move it just be clicking on it. You were using the normal selection tool, right?
Can you maybe include a screenshot of your scene? Maybe there there is something we are missing through words.
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Unless you’re using a 3rd party plugin. If you have one track point, you can’t attach it to another and apply them together for rotation and scale. In the tracker window, there is an option to track rotation and scale, which will use two track points that are attached to each other which will apply position, rotation, and scale to your target when done.
At leas that is my understanding, maybe someone else knows better. As far as 3rd party plugins, I know they exist, but I don’t know any because I’ve never had to actually use them myself.