Jeremy Chopra
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Late into the game but I see that this was never solved?
did either of you manage to solve this? i’m new to boujou.. i’m apparently doing everything right to get the tracking points into cinema4d but the objects that i’m then attaching to the points just move around and completely make the effect pointless..
nothing on the net anywhere about how to fix this and tutorials all seem to do the same things i’m doing but with perfect results instead? seems crazy… is it the footage? a missing update?
any help much appreciated.
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Just an update on this issue in case anyone else has the same issue, it WAS the sound issue and not the graphics card. ASIOS is required for premiere and realtek onboard sound isn’t up to it so unfortunately although everything else runs perfect if you have a non ASIOS sound card your sustem will crash everytime, albeit suddenly! So yes, a sound card hardward upgrade or possibly entire system upgrade seems in order.
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No I’m using CS3 not CS4 but that shouldn’t be a problem? this is not high end HD footage… its from a simple stills camera and not something like a canon D5 which I know can be edited fine also on CS3 so this footage is bizarre if that is the problem…
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Hi yes I am using those presets. The footage was captured from the camera onto hard drive using the software that comes with the camera which creates that file type… he believed it would be “PC friendly” but has proven to not be..
Only solution I have found thus far is with quicktim pro which has at least allowed me to create AVI extensions by exporting them back out from there… but that has left me with files that originally were 200mb becoming 10gb!!! and has also meant a lot of hours manually doing each file that way cutting the footage into 1 minute segments as anyything over was simply not saving.. but at least the files have not lost any quality, are still corrrect in terms of aspect ratio and can now be edited in premier.. all appears to be ok so far… but this project is now taking up 200gb of hard drive space… I was hoping for a simpler solution really… seems crazy that permier cannot support a file from what is a simple stills camera.
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Sorry for replying late to everyone. thanks for the info. I’m just editing on my laptop for now to get the project done before i can make time to properely try out the hardware check and driver you guys recommended trying. The other interesting thing I didn’t mention though is that with premier I get the issues but NOT with after effects! It seems strange that the issue would occur on the less powerful premier and not after effects? There’s nothing wrong with the software I isntalled (as in not corrupted or anything) as its the same package installed on my laptop and I even re-installed on the desktop.
I’m really hoping though that the driver solves it as the desktop is a slim design and replacing the graphics card to something better is going to be a problem in terms of simply getting on to fit the body 🙁
The sound card is definitely poor as is onboard and doesn’t capture sound at all.. plays sound without a problem and sounds very good in fact but is not ASIO compatible. I thus intended to capture via my trusty laptop onto an external drive and then planned to edit from that hard drive onto desktop…
Anyone think that maybe the problem is the sound card and not the graphics card? as seems the only difference that would make it crap out on premier and not after effects which doesn’t run sound except when rendering?