[Daniel Martinez]

Ofcause. I forgot to post in the decklink forum. Sorry.

And thank you.

[Daniel Martinez]

I forgot to mension that the Decklink issue is a PC related one.
I was told that the decklink card was dessigned towards MAC and that on the PC it should be unstable.

All you guys with no problems also mention FCP, and that also spells MAC.

Still, I have no first hand knowledge of this. I was only told.

Cheers.

[Daniel Martinez]

And composers and singers are used to complain that it wasen’t what they played or sang on film, when watching the DVD.

[Daniel Martinez]

Oh, I don’t use any specefic video card with premiere yet.
I’m still waiting for my new workstation, and so far I’m just using 2 VGA monitors and having my source preview and project window on one, and my timeline on the other.

I heard though that Decklink shouldn’t be that good a choise after all.
The reason he gave me for this, was that Decklink is to unstable. That it would “disapear” from the system and you then would have to reboot. Or at least restart the aplication. Is there anything to this?

[Daniel Martinez]

Look at this. It might help you understand.

https://www.projectorpeople.com/tutorials/pulldown.asp

Cheers

[Daniel Martinez]

Yes nothing worked. I changed the extension to wav and imported it in wavelab to look at it, and it was filled with noise.
Adobe Premiere Pro couldn’t understand its own CAF.

I donno what to do.

[Daniel Martinez]

I know I can do this, because I’m pretty good at programing – but
can you with this AE script define when a title should show? I mean does the AE script provide any means for controling how the imported text should behave in relation to the compositions timecode?

Because if I was to do it with expresions I would have imported subtitle file, wich format is:

subtitle# starting_timecode ending_timecode subtitle(this is the actual text)

And have all the text with codes in one layer. Then I would rund the text throug my expretion and if the playhead eaquals a given subtitle# IN/OUT time span, it would parse that subtitle to a variable which again is read from another text layer with the expresion to turn the opacity to 100 if the variable is anything but empty.

Does it make sence?

[Daniel Martinez]

I know I can do this, because I’m pretty good at programing – but
can you with this AE script define when a title should show? I mean does the AE script provide any means for controling how the imported text should behave in relation to the compositions timecode?

Because if I was to do it with expresions I would have imported subtitle file, wich format is:

subtitle# starting_timecode ending_timecode subtitle(this is the actual text)

And have all the text with codes in one layer. Then I would rund the text throug my expretion and if the playhead eaquals a given subtitle# IN/OUT time span, it would parse that subtitle to a variable which again is read from another text layer with the expresion to turn the opacity to 100 if the variable is anything but empty.

Does it make sence?

[Daniel Martinez]

In what langauge should i write the script?
Is it expresions?

[Daniel Martinez]

In what langauge should i write the script?
Is it expresions?