[Ekim Wahs]

Sounds like you have your plug-ins pointing to your previous install. Turn off the option in Prefs, or point to a different folder that only contains non-default plug-ins.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

set the foreground color before the type layer gets added.

app.foregroundColor.rgb.red = 255
app.foregroundColor.rgb.green = 255
app.foregroundColor.rgb.blue = 255

will set the FG color to white

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

try adding the line
var layerName = typeLayer.name
before the line
typeLayer.textItem.contents = typeLayername;

then change
typeLayer.textItem.contents = typeLayername;
to
typeLayer.textItem.contents = layerName;

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

You can check Pixel Aspect Ration in the View/Pixel Aspect Ratio menu. Make sure it is set to Square.

Is Scaled Print Size set at anything other than 100% for scale?

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

First I would check to see if the textures have any content. Then I would check the opacity in the Materials tab in the 3D panel.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

What is the color mode set to? You cannot create a transparent Bitmap document.If you have CS3 standard you cannot create a transparent 32 bit document.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

It sounds like the model is set such that the texture is mirrored to cover the back side. You could re-setup the model in your 3D application, or you could open the object in Photoshop, use 3D/Reparameterize with Low Distortion and redo the diffuse texture. If you have other textures (i.e. a bump map for the seams) the reparameterizing will also affect those textures though.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

Since Photoshop utilizes QuickTime for video import/render you need to make sure any codecs that are required are installed for QuickTime. If QuickTime can open any play the video Photoshop should be able to as well.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

If you can get the blur you want via a filter. You could open the video, convert to a Smart Object and use a Smart filter to blur and mask out what you don’t want blurred. This will be applied across the entire clip. If the blurred section is staying the same across the entire clip, you could also dupe the video layer, Rasterize the one on top, Blur as you want, then mask out what you don’t want blurred.

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE

[Ekim Wahs]

With your current workflow- making layers from the video there is not an animation created from the frames. If you open the Animation panel you will either see all the layers listed with a duration going across the entire timeline (timeline mode) or a single frame (frame mode). If you use the Make Frames from Layers command it will create an animation that will turn each layer on in sequence that can then be rendered as a video.

What kind of edits are you making to the frames? Is there a reason why you cannot make the edits to each frame within the video instead of making layers from frames?

Mike Shaw
Photoshop QE