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  • Clay Stearns

    September 25, 2014 at 8:14 pm in reply to: pixel aspect ratio setting for PAL delivery

    I’m new to PAL, but I’m pretty sure PAL does have a different pixel aspect ratio, given that both premiere’s presets for PAL are not 1 and the CCIR 601 specs indicate the same.

  • Clay Stearns

    August 10, 2013 at 6:33 pm in reply to: Disappearing Layer/Comp

    You sir, are correct. I have no idea how that happened. Thank you so much!

  • Clay Stearns

    August 10, 2013 at 10:23 am in reply to: Disappearing Layer/Comp

    By playing in After Effects I mean Ram Preview. Screencap of the relevant comp and disappearing layer:
    6391_aewindow.jpg.zip

    Here’s video capture of how it plays in the ram preview, and how I want it play when as a precomp/render…

    Correct Ram Preview

    Here’s my AE window for the precomp:
    6392_aewindowprecomp.jpg.zip

    And here’s the video result:

    precomped/rendered

    Hoping I got enough info here. It’s really frustrating because I can’t find any reason for this layer not to display. Collapse transformations is on in these caps but I have the same problem when it’s off (in both the comp and the precomp).

    Thanks again!
    Clay

  • Clay Stearns

    August 10, 2013 at 4:59 am in reply to: Disappearing Layer/Comp

    Also as an update, there is no permutation of collapse transformations I could try that seems to fix my problem.

  • Thanks again Dan!

  • Thanks for your response, Dan.

    Is there another approach that I’m missing that would be simpler?

  • Clay Stearns

    October 23, 2012 at 9:34 pm in reply to: OT: Extra 4GB RAM worth it?

    Wayne,

    As you probably know ram is probably the main performance bottleneck in PP for most users. That said, the jump from 28 to 32 may not be a hugely noticeable boost unless you’re someone who uses multiple adobe programs simultaneously. If you work with, say, After Effects open alongside PP, the two programs are splitting ram. In that case you’d be boosting them from an effective 14gb each to 16, and you probably would notice the change.

    Hope that helps,

    Clay

  • Experimenting more with it, I notice =when I use my workaround to go to another clip and go back to the one that wasn’t registering my in/out points that it is updating with the in/out points.

    It seems like Premiere is registering my in/out points on the first try, it’s just not displaying them in the source monitor until I go to another clip and come back. So this is probably a bug…

  • Clay Stearns

    October 12, 2012 at 1:28 am in reply to: Problem with parenting puppet pins to nulls

    Trying to bump because I still haven’t found a solution.

  • I am by no means an expert and I don’t normally use After Effects for sound, but this might help you get started.

    For the phone effect you want to create an EQ filter so only 400-1k is coming out. Narrowing the bands even more will heighten the effect. Parametric EQ is the effect but I don’t know how it works in AE.

    For the room echo add the reverb effect and play with the wet/dry controls. You may have some success going to a negative reverb as well.

    Hope that helps,
    Clay

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