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  • H. Paul moon

    May 18, 2012 at 3:37 pm in reply to: Motion Menu pauses at loop point

    I’m sure that this will sound like utter paranoia, but especially with CS6 I continue to believe that the media — whether blogs, news organizations or tech trades — are somehow in-the-bag for Adobe. Either that, or these outlets for expression simply aren’t being operated by people who actually use Adobe products on a day-to-day basis, frequent bugs/crashes and all. It’s no coincidence that Adobe has a formalized corporate strategy of peppering the world with so-called “evangelists” — and with that behavior, you get a lot of blind faith…

  • H. Paul moon

    September 2, 2011 at 3:51 pm in reply to: Motion Menu pauses at loop point

    Adobe absolutely doesn’t care. Bug requests have been filed for at least two years, and all we can hear are crickets. They acknowledge the problem, we know it’s a problem, they keep collecting our money (now for CS5.5), but this massive bug is a joke to them. Trust me.

  • H. Paul moon

    May 22, 2011 at 10:41 pm in reply to: making subclip from sequence

    That actually doesn’t help at all. It merely explains the basics of making subclips from clips, not subclips from sequences.

    My compromise has been to create nested sequences and rename each individually as if they were subclips.

  • H. Paul moon

    September 2, 2010 at 4:14 am in reply to: Motion Menu pauses at loop point

    I’m shocked and annoyed that this elementary error exists in Encore CS5 for Blu-Rays only. I get this every time, and it’s utterly unacceptable. It’s not the kind of thing that Adobe wouldn’t have noticed during testing (and seems to have persisted well before the CS5 version). It’s pretty arrogant to just say “oh well” and pass over this dead end for disc authoring. Lame.

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