[Jennnb]

I didn’t think about the plugin issues I might also have…
Thanks for your all help again.

PS You helped me on a “flicker” on rolling credits problem last week.
I was working with a very picky client and I used an even pixel amount
on the pixels per second rate, going at a slow enough speed – it worked out great.

Thanks

[Jennnb]

Hi,
Yes, its a real live motion picture true 24fps film. I know about the digial “film rate” or 23.976 fps. Yes, the end titles are moving from top to bottom, but maybe you have something there
and I’ll go right to left next time – I like that idea. Having the crawl move at an integer pixels per sec. answers my question. I guess the options as you mentioned is to tweak the scale or condense the lines in the text file, that’s if I’m locked to a time range.
thanks for the help!

[Jennnb]

Hi,
Your post was great, very informative.
I’m doing a crawl for film 24 fps. I did all the math and it makes sense.
In your method, I’m moving my crawl at 6 px per frame. If I wanted to
change the rate to 5 px per frame I’m adding about 25-30 seconds to the
length of the crawl and that is too much time.
I was wondering if setting your last keyframe (both first and last keyframes are
moving at a linear rate) to an even pixel per second number, would be doing the same thing?
Also, is there a difference in working with eps files that need continuous rasterization,
compared to psd text that has been rasterized.
I feel like I’m still getting a flicker in the crawl and the rate is definitely slow enough.
I’m making a mpeg quicktime at the same frame rate 24fps to preview the crawl.
-thanks

[Jennnb]

using the progressive setting in compressor and dvdsp is a great help,
it make sense.
thanks

[Jennnb]

Yea, I just did the 10.41.0 update and now the plug-in are fine. Thanks.

[Jennnb]

Thanks, I saw a post that said to update to 10.4.10. I did the update and those plug-ins are working fine now.