[Ernie Geefay]

Yes. Thank you. Unchecking the “compression” box when I go to save the illustrator CS file did the trick
Thanks a lot
Ernie

[Ernie Geefay]

I have been having the same problem.
It always happens on movies rendered in After Effects
Did you find a fix?

[Ernie Geefay]

I have been having the same problem.
It always happens on movies rendered in After Effects
Did you find a fix?

[Ernie Geefay]

Thanks for the help
One more question.
Which of the composition presets should I use to give me a 16×9 ratio
I see a preset for\ “NTSC DV widescreen 720×480”. Is that the one?

[Ernie Geefay]

I think the project will be mastered onto a DVD for playback.
I won’t be doing this but I need to provide a movie file in the right aspect so they can make the DVD.
It sounds like what you are saying is
1.to create a 16×9 comp in after effects
2.drag and drop my 4×3 footage into that comp.
3.fit the 4×3 video to the comp
4.render it out as a quicktime movie
5.deliver a finished quicktime movie to client

Didn’t get the point about the 1 pixel shift???

[Ernie Geefay]

Thanks for the info
I went to the B&H website and saw there were a variety of boundary mics. Based on your experience with your mics, how do you place them? How well do they do covering a conference where some people are closer to the boundary mic than others? Does yours cover a 360 pattern? Do they have wireless versions? Do they have canon XLR connectors?
Thanks
Ernie

[Ernie Geefay]

Thanks. Your suggestions on layer mapping did the trick

[Ernie Geefay]

Hi
Thanks. Layer mapping! It worked like a charm!!
Thanks
Ernie