[Jan Sherlink]

Nucleo has a function to reset it to “factory defaults”
look in your Tools tab in the Nucleo settings.
it helped me a few times when Nucleo started acting funny!

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

Since apple is using Intel hardware, Both PC and MAC are about the same, that is …
if you spend the same money on a PC as you would do on a MAC.

But the gamma differences between PC and MAC are a pain to work with, so the best thing would be to use the same OS as you use for editing.

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

Control-Shift-H
is one of those “I wish I knew that a year ago”-shortcuts too 😉

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

Now i see it,
if you copy keyframe data from AE to a textfile and compare it with the boujou-textfile, you can see there’s a difference in text-formatting.
If you’re lucky, some whiz at aenhancers.com might write an import script…
Since I’m a complete noob at scripts I didn’t succeed in writing it myself 🙁 strange that it doesn’t exists already

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

I don’t know Boujou that well,
but Boujou doesn’t track objects, it tracks the camera.
Even if you get a good solve, elements in your scene won’t have position-data but reference points in your 3D scene.
So … i think … there’s nothing to paste..
and again i could be wrong

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

On PC you can find it in
C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Application Data\Adobe\After Effects\7.0

The file is Hidden and is called:
Adobe After Effects 7.0 Prefs.txt

Probably looks the same for CS3

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

Install the Boujou.aex filter in you AE Plug-In folder,
you can download it from the 2d3 website or export as Maya file

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

I think you won’t get what you want for 1700dollar.
For a dual processor+dualcore you would need a high-end motherboard, Xeon processors ,ECC-Ram (8GB will cost quite a lot), and a good power supply.
What machine are you running on now and what speedincrease do you expect ? A Quadcore can perform as good as 2 dualcore…
Working SD or HD ?

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

Switching to XP64 or OSX won’t help,
AE will use 4GB max, every renderinstance can use whatever is available (max 4gb).
So when using multiprocessor rendering, your system will use all the memory it needs.

cya,

Jan

[Jan Sherlink]

Can you be more specific ?
Wich motherboard do you have?
How much Ram does your bios show?
How much Ram does Vista Show? (system properties)
How much Ram does AE show ?

cya,

Jan