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  • Christian Ekren

    March 20, 2011 at 3:16 am in reply to: Text Layer Display Current Sound

    [Walter Soyka] “I’m glad you found something that worked. What macro program did you end up using?”

    It’s actually called Easy Macro Recorder (https://www.flashplayerpro.com/MacroRecorder/)!

    [Walter Soyka] “What’s your deliverable? You could use Quicktime (MOV) with either the Animation or PNG codec, you could use uncompressed AVI with the None codec at 32 bit color depth, or you might try Flash Video (FLV) with the On2 VP6 codec if this is a lash/web banner video.”

    For all intents and purposes I want the smallest video possible, since this is only for changing text in the video I can get away with 15fps (anything lower and it stops syncing with audio). It would be nice to use an alpha channel, but the background color doesn’t change on the video so I can just get away with using that!

    By the way… it might have something to do with the fact that there is nearly 1,000 layers with the audio + text, but it always seems to render *very* fast until it hits about half way through where it just stops moving. I double click AE and it fades white (win7 lock up) and then will suddenly go back about 30 sec later and render 40 or so frames and then stop again. Am I running out of RAM or what? It says 60% of 4GB used (32x CS4, sys has 8GB). Sorry for long post but do you have any suggestiosn? Thanks!

  • Christian Ekren

    March 19, 2011 at 10:58 pm in reply to: Audio EQ w/ Different Freq Bars

    Unfortunatly, it is only a trial. And seeing as the audio is 18 minutes long I more then surpassed the demo’s limits. As I do not have an extra $150 to spend on effects, is there any way to do this as I was already attempting to?

  • Christian Ekren

    March 19, 2011 at 10:52 pm in reply to: Audio EQ w/ Different Freq Bars

    Ah, yes, thank you!

  • Christian Ekren

    March 19, 2011 at 5:37 am in reply to: Text Layer Display Current Sound

    Ah, never mind, I found a good alternative, a simple and to the point macro recorder, haha. Thanks anyways, though, and it all worked fine! One more thing though, you wouldn’t happen to know some good render settings for an irregular dimensioned video (750 x 50) that includes RGB+Alpha channel, would you?

  • Christian Ekren

    March 19, 2011 at 4:27 am in reply to: Text Layer Display Current Sound

    Ok, thanks I have figured out the key combos, but… How do I use AutoHotKey? I see no ‘record’ or ‘stop’ button (I see a pause), and I don’t see a playback button… Maybe it’s just my lack of sleep but could you explain one more thing? Thanks, and sorry for any inconvenience. 🙂

  • Christian Ekren

    March 17, 2011 at 10:37 pm in reply to: Text Layer Display Current Sound

    By the way, it seems that changing the index+# determines the layer name, would there be a way to make it change that number each time a clip ends? I have no idea how to code so I’m just spitballing ideas now, :).

  • Christian Ekren

    March 17, 2011 at 10:37 pm in reply to: Text Layer Display Current Sound

    Thanks, I understand the first two paragraphs, and have that working, but what do you mean having renamed my SFX layers, it sounds like that function would work on the audio files, but they are all original names. Here is a picture of what I want:

    (click to see full size)

    Notice that the scrubber is on …_01 and the text reads …_00. Also, the time of each clip is different, so I don’t know if a macro would work (at least the kind im thinking of)

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