Chris Wright
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its entirely possible that you have alpha issues. use alpha levels with both rgb to set full b/w and alpha to full white. I’ve had to use that plugin before to create mattes.
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As far as I know, AE can’t natively edit flv files. You can resize the clips or crop them. So use a batch encoding of all your stuff into quicktime png using adobe media encoder or another batch program, then determine if you can simply precompose your footage into a smaller composition for cropping or resizing if the background location needed never moves. Then simply render out the smaller comp.
or if it doesn’t matter what gets cropped, crop it in adobe media encoder under export settings and be done 10x faster.
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hmmm. I know Alpha Add is supposed to fix visible edges. Plus a little interlace flicker blur effect too. and banding is color so try 16bpc in your project.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/9.0/WSFB0FE760-71F3-4616-AE88-275D718E7125a.html
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ok a few caveats.
1. I don’t know what color management you wanted, so I left it blank so it will handle the pixels default at 16bpc which timewarp supports.
2. I left the timewarp at default 50% like you said so that means you will get slow motion, but time lapse is fast over 100% so I leave that to you. I also recommend timewarp vector detail 100 and filter set to extreme. Use error threshold to fix warping errors.
3. I set Base 30 non-drop 1920-1080 square pixel 24p comps that will work for up to 3 hours, the max of AE. 23.976p is easier to work with than 24p, but I leave that up to you.
AE CS3 timelapse.aep
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I meant timewarp, not timestretch, that’s a typo.
Don’t use timestretch. I only did because I was speeding up THEN slowing down again. If you import your footage, then precomp it.
Extend the precomp all the way. Then apply timewarp to the extended precomp, it should work. And you don’t need to render out the thing to see if it won’t work.1. what is your fps interpretation for the image sequence?
2. What is your timewarp percentage?
3. What is your composition pixel size?I’ll upload a project to your settings. My project may be way too confusing if you are new to AE.
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timestretch it then precompose that and then u can drag the precomp to be longer and access the timestretched video. If you don’t precomp the footage first, it will cut off. Perhaps you haven’t extented the composition to match the longer length.
try pre-compose again and selecting ‘move all attributes to new composition’ option allowed me to adjust the time and control where in the clip the footage would slow down.
Here’s an example of a super slow motion yet all frames are fully retained. Keep in mind, it was created for a timewarp 18fps and has timestretches in the output, so adjust accordingly in your project.
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I know logoaway works almost perfectly.
https://www.videohelp.com/tools/Virtualdub_Logoaway_filter
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You will get helpful answers in this forum
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