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  • Güven Güngör

    January 28, 2011 at 11:31 pm in reply to: AE CS4 Rendering Problem

    Ok, thanks for your helps and all of these answers.

    I have a new little question: if I will not use mp4 and mp3 again, which format should I use for video and audio files?

  • Güven Güngör

    January 28, 2011 at 10:15 pm in reply to: AE CS4 Rendering Problem

    I’m sure you are all right, but there wasn’t any problems like these when I was using Windows XP and 2GB RAM was totally enough for me/for rendering. I used to make my videos by this way.

    Always I was rendering to “Windows Video” and it was very big for me, then I was compressing the video with “Virtual Dub” to XviD MPEG-4 Codec AVI then I was counting it as a compressed video. But I didn’t know that Windows Video format is a really high-compressed format because it is nearly 20 GB for 4 minutes of video.

    Anyway, thanks for the help. But all I couldn’t understand is you said that AE CS4 can’t render MPEG4 codec footage but when was using Windows XP I was only working with them and rendering without no problem…

  • Güven Güngör

    January 28, 2011 at 6:30 pm in reply to: AE CS4 Rendering Problem

    I converted all of my footage and edited all of it again…(actually copied the effects from the old composition to the new one)
    When I render,an error like “After Effects out of memory, 1025K requested” appeared and I press the “OK” button. After 30 frames, the same error again, then I closed again, and the same error in nearly every 30 frames… I sit in front of the PC for 40 minutes and pressed the “OK” button for many times.
    It was boring but rendering was good, I made my video…

  • Güven Güngör

    January 28, 2011 at 12:54 pm in reply to: Shaking and Text Effects

    Shaking the screen? Generally, I use “Wiggler” for it. Also it’s better to make the “Stylize->Motion Tyle” effect to Mirror Edges and not to see the black background while shaking.

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