Chris Wright
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this thread has a bunch of stuff
https://community.adobe.com/t5/after-effects/newb-smooth-scrolling-credits-in-ae/td-p/3238771 -
do you mean like the old disney movies? you could use fishing line across both ends like a wand. super old school.
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would probably be cheaper to just use AWS directly. that would cut out a lot of the overhead from beepbeep.
https://aws.amazon.com/quickstart/architecture/cloud-video-editing/
this could also be a good time to start a remote-rent-my-workstation model when it’s not being used. -
first thing that comes to mind is simple audio ducking. it’s built into audition and premiere. you’re lucky they don’t talk over each other. I don’t know how well it would work. It would depend on how loud the mic bleed was, but there is an option called duck-against-dialogue in it though. since you’re already done with the project, you could always play around with this new feature and see what it can and can’t do.
https://theblog.adobe.com/audition-deep-dive-auto-ducking-music/
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I’d try to test and make sure it will works as failing lights will be slower than that in their refresh rate.
https://www.red.com/red-101/flicker-free-video-tutorial
flicker calculator
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is the internal camera audio in sync and just the h6 out of sync? that may tell you something. it aint’ no f8 and most people report that it drifts after 3 minutes of running.
also, 24fps may actually be 23.976 fps and 30fps may be 29.97. and 60fps may be 59.94.
also, i’ve read that the timebase being set wrong can do weird things. -
as i said, full range is 0-255 which is all values including sub blacks.(below 16) and superbrights(above 235) that’s how premiere works, both in its engine and mercury transmit. however, mercury transmit’s color primaries are hard coded to rec. 709.
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the YUV scopes use legal range. all the other scopes are full range. premiere itself uses full range.
with certain hardware boxes, it can goes from 100 nits to 1,000 nits.
https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro/faq-setting-up-for-hdr-work-in-premiere-2019/td-p/10646406 -
it might be easier to simply install VLC on your iphone, than try to adapt compatibility with its proprietary video player.