Jarrick Harris
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Ah yes – thanks, zooming does help some but stupidly, the boundary line also increases in size.
What would be most handy, would be to be able to toggle view what you’re rotobrushing in front of the background you’re going to finally put it into.
Cheers!
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Ah – figured it out:
it seems to be something to do with the last autosave which must have gotten corrupted somehow as all the previous autosaves are still accurate.
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But according to the OP, it should work like it does in AE – He describes doing exactly what I want it to do but for some reason, mine isn’t working.
I checked through the tutorials, which are old (working with CS4) and the only thing they said which I hadn’t done was to render to preview after applying twixtor – which I tried and it didn’t make any difference.
Also, it mentions in the tutorials that any advanced features of twixtor pro are used the same in both AE and Premiere.
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But according to the OP, it should work like it does in AE – He describes doing exactly what I want it to do but for some reason, mine isn’t working.
I checked through the tutorials, which are old (working with CS4) and the only thing they said which I hadn’t done was to render to preview after applying twixtor – which I tried and it didn’t make any difference.
Also, it mentions in the tutorials that any advanced features of twixtor pro are used the same in both AE and Premiere.
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I am trying to use Twixtor Pro with the workflow you suggest. It works fine in AE CC by simply applying twixtor to the clip (without altering any of the settings in twixtor)- it just replaces all the frames that have been duplicated with twixtored frames. but I can’t get it to work in Premiere Pro CC (I am time remapping, setting keyframes, adjusting time between frames, then drag and drop twixtor onto clip)
Is there something I need to do to get it to work?
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I am trying to use Twixtor Pro with the workflow you suggest. It works fine in AE CC by simply applying twixtor to the clip (without altering any of the settings in twixtor)- it just replaces all the frames that have been duplicated with twixtored frames. but I can’t get it to work in Premiere Pro CC (I am time remapping, setting keyframes, adjusting time between frames, then drag and drop twixtor onto clip)
Is there something I need to do to get it to work?