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Yeah, I ran into that issue when I switched from Fusion to Vegas too. Instead of using .MOV, I found that exporting as an .MP4 or .WMV worked way better since Vegas Pro handles those formats without a hitch. Just head to the render settings in Fusion and pick one of those options. It saved me from the pain of sorting through a ton of still images, which is just a hassle.

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I’ve been playing around with similar effects in Fusion, and I found that using a combination of the Time node and a Ramp node works pretty well. What I do is create a ramp from 0 to 1 and then multiply it by whatever value you want for the effect. You can use an expression like time * X in a Merge or Transform node to get that motion blur going without being stuck at frame 0.

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I ran into the same issue when I first started using Fusion 9. To get the alpha channel in your MOV renders, you’ll want to choose a codec like ProRes 4444 or DNxHR. Just make sure you select the “RGB + Alpha” option in the render settings. If that doesn’t work for you, I found that rendering as an EXR file is a solid alternative for keeping the alpha intact.

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Hit up some online groups like SaaS forums or startup pages on social media. You could also post your SaaS on sites where tech peeps look to buy or invest in stuff.

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To address the copy-paste issue between Premiere and After Effects, try resetting your preferences

 

For the recent projects not displaying in Premiere, clearing the media cache might help; go to

Edit > Preferences > Media Cache and delete the cache database. <div>

 

To fix the Media Encoder shortcut issue, check your keyboard shortcuts in Premiere by going to

Edit > Keyboard Shortcuts and ensure SHIFT+ALT+M is assigned correctly.

 

This may sound all vague but they may work since I don’t see why they woulnd’t

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You can mix it down to stereo using audio editing software like Audacity or Adobe Audition. Simply import the 5.1 file, go to the mixdown or export settings, select stereo format, adjust the channel levels if necessary, and then export it as a stereo file. This will combine all the surround sound channels into one stereo track

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I’ve never tried Resolve. How good or bad is it?

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Sorry for reviving this thread. Anyone with experience in SEO? Just wanted to ask how much of it you’re doing and if it’s worth it.

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I don’t really trust ChatGPT. But it can really help sometimes. Who knows what the future holds for us…

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I don’t know what your target is. However, I like the first one since it has a minimal approach and could fit in more visions.