Daniel Elder
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Hey Dan,
It seems that this doesn’t do much as far as render time, is it a big difference between the expression and the generator effect?
Dan
Daniel Elder
Associate Producer
http://www.luminair.com -
Hey Dan,
It seems that this doesn’t do much as far as render time, is it a big difference between the expression and the generator effect?
Dan
Daniel Elder
Associate Producer
http://www.luminair.com -
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I agree, the easy solution/setup is supposed to be easy, right??? Well the other solution, while time consuming works nicely is to log all of your clips, and that is a workable solution.
Cheers
Dan
Daniel Elder
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Hi,
I seemed to have solved this issue by changing the user prefs to warn after capture in timecode breaks. Hope this helps other people, and thanks for your help
Dan
Daniel Elder
Associate Producer
http://www.luminair.com -
I seemed to have solved this issue by changing the timecode break to “warn after capture” Will keep posted. Thanks
Daniel Elder
Associate Producer
http://www.luminair.com -
Here is what we did and it seems to have solved the problem for the moment. We turned the timecode break capture setting to warn after capture, which has kept the audio at its level of 48 khz, because before it was spiking around at every timecode break, from 47.69 to 46.98 and so on. This has solved the problem for the moment, thank goodness. WIll keep posted.
Dan
Thanks to all, for your help
Daniel Elder
Associate Producer
http://www.luminair.com -
I have tried 5 minute clips, tried speeding ti to 99.92, tried different KHZ for audio, and not much luck. WHat am I to DO????
Daniel Elder
Associate Producer
http://www.luminair.com