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  • Irene Driessen

    September 12, 2013 at 8:18 am in reply to: Keying with a border?

    Thanks very much, I am going to try this!!

  • Thanks for that tip, will keep it in mind!

    My footage is always p, never i, but the template is 3rd party so that might be one of the causes.

  • … ok … tried that but unfortunately that didn’t work either. Now all fps rates are the same but I still got the flicker.

    Thanks anyway for the suggestion, sounded very plausible!

  • Hmmmmm, no, it doesn’t. Template I’ve found says 29.97, my footage is 25p. So the first thing I tried (since I couldn’t change the framerate of the template) was a new project with framerate 25 and copying everything in it. Unfortunately this was not the right option (still flickers). So now I’m trying to change my source footage to 29.97, only: how am I going to do that… FCPX doesn’t allow it.

    Oh wait: maybe Compressor?

  • Irene Driessen

    June 13, 2013 at 8:17 am in reply to: Is there a standard transition for this?

    Thanks for your suggestion, it seems for this project I will switch to FCPX anyway and got an excellent suggestion below for a plugin that might just do the trick!

  • Irene Driessen

    June 13, 2013 at 8:09 am in reply to: Is there a standard transition for this?

    Yes! I am able to use FCPX and Yes! this looks like something that would work. Thanks!!

  • Irene Driessen

    June 12, 2013 at 4:49 am in reply to: Is there a standard transition for this?

    I wouldn’t know how to do that, it is not a transiton: these are two tracks on top of each other where the track properties change – is it at all possible to save that as a generic transition? That would be great!

  • Irene Driessen

    June 11, 2013 at 7:31 am in reply to: Is there a standard transition for this?

    That’s very kind of you, here are some screendumps of the transition I made manually (I hope this works):

    Here’s the first clip.

    First clip slides to the left half (arrow) and resizes to 50% width, meanwhile second clip dissolves in:

    First and second clip co-exist:

    Second clip gets larger to 100% and slides in from right (arrow), meanwhile first clip dissolves to background:

    Second clip is at 100%, end of transition

    Does this clarify the description enough?

    As you can see, it is perfectly doable manually, but maybe not for 500+ transitions 😉
    So any ideas (a faster method of copying this process is already better than doing it completely manually) would be greatly appreciated.

  • Irene Driessen

    June 10, 2013 at 7:30 pm in reply to: Is there a standard transition for this?

    The thing is, several of them each have a component, but what I need is a mix of 5 or 6… I’m not that transition-building-savvy, I’m afraid :).

  • Irene Driessen

    June 10, 2013 at 2:02 pm in reply to: Is there a standard transition for this?

    Hi Mark,

    I tried those, some are close but what I need would be a combination of slide, resize and wipe. However, thanks for thinking with me.

    Irene

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