Fernando Mol
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Sure it works!
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Try this trick:
>Create your solid and apply Shatter
>Draw a mask in the left half of the layer
>Duplicate your Shattered layer
>Invert the mask in the duplicated layer so know reveals the right half of the layer
>Place the Bird layer in between the two Shattered layers
Now you can move your camera. You’ll find out it works only for one side rotation, but I guess it will be OK for the shot you have.
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Take a look at this page and see if you have a compatibility issue.
https://www.videocopilot.net/products/twitch/compatibility/
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That’s great to hear!
You can use different ways to sell advertising trough your site. You can make banners (like the ones at the sides of the COW) or you can do some kind of “product placement”. This will depend on the nature and content of your site.
Look for similar sites and see if they’re advertising and how are they doing it. This can give you a hint on who is investing money on the web and what are they looking for.
Be sure you have some numbers of your audiences (Google analytics kind) before getting close to any potential client. It’s a good idea to find a way to know the age of your visitors. Registering them for a newsletter or a promotion is good way to know it.
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Pretty hard to say just by looking at your CSS code.
If you don’t have your site online pleas post your HTML code and we will take a look on it.
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You need to have a high traffic site to get people interested in advertise directly with you. Do you have one?
If you don’t want google ads you can go directly to your potential clients and offer them a space on your site.
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It sounds like the actual plug-in file is corrupted (Twitch.aex). Try downloading it again and see if that works.
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The presets need to be on the Presets folder, not the plug-ins folder.
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That method mixed with the corner pin made the trick work.
Thanks!
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You can control the autoplay or the loop, but going back to the poster movie… At least with the common quicktime embed options you can’t.
You can, however, use javascript with your quicktime movie, but I don’t know if there’s a script to do what you want.