[Gene Weglarz]

Oops, just found it. Thanks that works perfect.

[Gene Weglarz]

I’ve looked there but there is no option for loop. The “more options” button is greyed out.

Geoffrey

[Gene Weglarz]

Real lights. I tried drawing a black mask around the area I would think the lights that were off would affect, but that didn’t look right.

[Gene Weglarz]

I was able to isolate the mask causing the problem. I had used keyframe interpolate as well as the new vertex feather tool. Not sure which one messed it up, but I redid the mask and now it works fine.

Thanks.

[Gene Weglarz]

I’ve been using Premiere Pro for years; back to version 1.5. The comments are all correct. I try to never use the Quicktime h.264 codec. When I do, I have to bump it to somewhere between 18Mbs and 25Mbs. Makes a large file and not good for streaming, but the quality is OK.

[Gene Weglarz]

Thanks for the quick response.

So if I already have a sequence @ 1080p with the footage in it (for Blu Ray that I now don’t need) and I want to drop the pan and zoom below it, should I copy all of the 1080p sequence footage (synced) to a 720×480 sequence, scale to frame THAT footage and then drop the pan and zoom footage below that and DON’T scale that to frame size?

Thanks,

Geoffrey

[Gene Weglarz]

Upgrading to the latest release fixed the problem. Interesting though is that PPro gave better results for just twixtor than with fieldskit used before twixtor.

Thanks for your help.

Geoffrey

[Gene Weglarz]

Upgrading to the latest release fixed the problem. Interesting though is that PPro gave better results for just twixtor than with fieldskit used before twixtor.

Thanks for your help.

Geoffrey

[Gene Weglarz]

NP. Been in the software development business for a long time.

Thanks,

Geoffrey

[Gene Weglarz]

NP. Been in the software development business for a long time.

Thanks,

Geoffrey