[Giuliana Dieni]

Hi friends of the particles gremlins,

I solved it by rendering the comp first in my working area, then saving the RAM preview in composition settings. Hope that helps! 😉

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Giuliana Dieni Video Editor and Motion Graphics Designer –
Amsterdam,The Netherlands

[Giuliana Dieni]

errata corrige:

The “pan and zoom” effect works only on transitions.
The fx factory effect for zoom in and zoom out manipulation is called “Random close-up”. Not sure about how it works on regulated repetition of close-ups.

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Giuliana Dieni Video Editor Motion Graphics –
Amsterdam,The Netherlands

[Giuliana Dieni]

Hi there,

I have found a solution, not that I like to promote commercial products but fx factory latest version has a plugin called “pan and zoom” – If your project can pay that, it is worth the investment. Hopefully the next version of FC will include the copy/paste of keyframes ( can you hear me developers? ) 😉

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Giuliana Dieni Video Editor Motion Graphics –
Amsterdam,The Netherlands

[Giuliana Dieni]

Hi everybody,
the compression data rate can be found clicking on the video file itself (CTRL key) and then under Item Properties – Format. There you’ll see a list of qualities for your file, one of which is “Data Rate”. If your file is an HD file with 300+MB data rate you normally won’t be able to play/preview it. I have a powerful computer and it stops. I normally first convert my file (MPEG Streamclip does the job very well and it’s free) to Apple Pro Res, at the same resolution, and the Data Rate goes down to 16 MB/sec. Hope this can help.

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Giuliana Dieni Video Editor Motion Graphics –
Amsterdam,The Netherlands