Chris Poisson
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Uncompressed,
Could you please explain why the full Io if I want to upconvert? Could I also us a Multibridge? I do have a Huge Media vault, and a UL3D, which I would have to change I guess.
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Tony,
I don’t think a lot of us watch that show, you’d have to post a link of some kind. I for one am neither young nor restless.
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Hey Walter,
So I can use this for HD work? And SD as well?
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A funny comment on this from Ken Stone’s forum:
“He should call it “Help me get 5 G’s.”
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Well thanks Bill,
Actually, check out this brilliant workaround for pasting keyframes, sort of. This is in a “copying keyframes” thread a bit down the page. Good stuff.
Depending on what you’re doing, why not split the clip after the keyframes, then duplicate the clip and move it after. Then if it’s footage, slip it to match up the timecodes. Another way to use paste attributes a little differently is to duplicate the clip with the keyframes, then copy the footage you want to fill it and when you paste attributes, paste the content rather than the keyframes. This pastes content into the keyframes you originally wanted to duplicate.
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Jerry,
Two things, Compression Master3 is almost twice as fast as flop4Mac at making wmvs. Plus, it has a great batch window.
Second, can’t you just put up wav files for this?
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Here here, Mark,
Well said. This is the best response to this whole thread.
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Helge,
Try the flicker filter set to max, under video.
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Jerry,
If you set the rubber bands on the first clip and copy it, select all the other clips and go to go to edit>paste attributes, check scale attribute times and check levels, you will get the keyframes instantly. The only manual thing you will have to do is drag the keyfremes to the same duration, because different length clips will get the fades stretched by percentage.
Should save you some time at least.
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Rich,
WOW what a great freakin’ idea. Brilliant!!