Jason Rouleau
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I don’t know how complexe your tracking job is going to be. If it involves alot of 3D space, then I suggest you go on Amazon and search up Motion Tracking books. I can’t remember the name off the top of my head, but I remember there being a good book that covered the fine art of motion tracking.
If its mostly 2D stuff, then you should be fine with AE’s tracker. Although I do believe Combustion’s Motion tracker is a bit more precise (last time I checked anyhow, and that was a few years ago)
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Have you tried playing it in something other than Quicktime? If no, do so. If the file plays fine, it means you have a problem with your installation of Quicktime.
If yes, then give us the specs at which you are rendering in Quicktime
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Not sure if this will help, but in your preview window, at the lower right, you will see a mini screen with a lightning sign on it, click on it and select ADAPTIVE RESOLUTION.
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Wow, that worked like a charm 🙂
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Have you tried parenting them?
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Although time remapping is a nifty feature in AE, it also isn’t perfect. Often you will see your frames double up and the end video can be somewhat choppy.
If you truly want to play with the speed of video, try REALVIZ retimer. It will actually create in-between frames by correlation the pixels from the previous and next frame thus creating TRUE fluid slow-motion.
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This tutorial will undoubtedly help you achieve the effect you want.
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Unless your background just happens to be a simple color or anything flat, chances are you’re going to have to rotoscope her.
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Did you put the layer with the 3d stroke in a pre-comp?