[Clinton Rocksmith]

Thank you for that information.

I’ll have another look at it tonight after work.

I need this to export as a test for a new Pixel Bender I’m writing for Flash and AE, I’m a programmer more than an AE guy 😉

Hopefully it will bring something new that is needed.

Cheers

Clinton

3D stereoscopic software development
http://www.stereoscopicmaster.com

[Clinton Rocksmith]

Hi Pierre,

That’s fantastic, I forgot totally about Morphing. I use After Effects (a little) at work, so I’ll have a look at a demo of the plugin and see how it goes, if it works, you’ll have yourself a sale!

Cheers

Clinton

3D stereoscopic software development
http://www.stereoscopicmaster.com

[Clinton Rocksmith]

Hi Pierre,

That’s fantastic, I forgot totally about Morphing. I use After Effects (a little) at work, so I’ll have a look at a demo of the plugin and see how it goes, if it works, you’ll have yourself a sale!

Cheers

Clinton

3D stereoscopic software development
http://www.stereoscopicmaster.com

[Clinton Rocksmith]

That’s interesting.

I was thinking of cutting the frame on both sides, so that I have a 2 frame sequence….

Then using the time remapping duration to slow the timeline down to 200% or double the speed (slow motion) and getting the computer to generate the missing frame in between by using “Pixel Motion”

3D stereoscopic software development
http://www.stereoscopicmaster.com

[Clinton Rocksmith]

Hi Zak,

Thanks for the suggestion, I don’t think I explained what I needed properly.

I don’t have the frame that is dropped, because the tape was damaged. So I need the computer to look at the frames at either side of the broken one(s) and auto generate new frames.

I believe there is a plug in that does this…

3D stereoscopic software development
http://www.stereoscopicmaster.com

[Clinton Rocksmith]

YES,

I just tried it and it works!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So I can set the in and out markers and then create the freeze frame and it is the exact time to be inserted into the timeline.

WICKED.

Thanks for your help Tom

[Clinton Rocksmith]

I just had a thought while I was going through the Key commands.

Can I set a freeze frame to fill the size of the in and out markers?

Meaning, can I set the in and out markers then create a freeze frame that will be the exact length (timing) to fit in between those markers?

[Clinton Rocksmith]

Hey Tom,

Yes you’re right, I don’t want to ripple extend.

What I would like to do is to extend the freezeframe to the beginning of the next clip. What I’m trying to achieve is to create a bunch of keystrokes that can be automated to speed up the editing process.

At the moment I have the following:-

Down arrow – Go to the END of the clip
Left Arrow – Go back one frame
Shift + N – grab frame
Q – switch to time line
F10 – Overwrite clip (I have set the default freeze to 1 frame)
– select clip that was just inserted
Down arrow – Go to beginning of next clip
– Extend selected clip to location of the timeline marker

I hope this makes sense, I really do appreciate your help

Clinton

[Clinton Rocksmith]

Thanks Tom,

You rock mate.

Function F9 works like a treat, however it inserts and pushes the rest of the timeline forward, do you know the key command to insert without altering the timing of the rest of the timeline?

Also, is there a key command that will extend a clip to the cursor? I’ll have a looky in the manual as well.

Cheers

[Clinton Rocksmith]

You’re right, it did.

Thanks for that!