Jim Scott
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Dave, concerning your first post above you made a comment that I have seen expressed by several others:
“Sure, future versions of AE — and probably other Adobe products as well — will allow users to backsave to CS6. But how long is THAT going to last? There are no guarantees: think 128-bit processors, for starters.”
I recently had an email conversation with Kirsten Harris, Director, Adobe Global Services, in which she said the following:
“While the new After Effects and Premiere Pro CC don’t allow to save files in a CS6 format (Photoshop and some other applications do), a project created in CC can be opened in a newer versions if you later renew a monthly or annual membership. This has always been the case for our applications and isn’t new to the Creative Cloud.”
So then, according to Adobe we will NOT be able to open AE and Premiere Pro CC project files in CS6. It is apparent once again that a subscription will have to be maintained/renewed in order to work with any projects created in the new Creative Cloud versions. The fall back of having a perpetual license of CS6 is essentially useless (at least for AE and Premiere).
Hope that helps clarify what we all see as an important aspect of this conundrum.
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The issue seems to have been resolved at Adobe.
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Thanks Todd, that’s a good link to have.
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Glad it’s not just me.
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From Adobe help:
To select or move a pin, click or drag it with the Move tool. To activate the Move tool, place the pointer on a pin while either the Selection tool or the corresponding Puppet tool is active.
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If you haven’t yet emptied the trash your files should still be in there. If you have emptied the trash, and assuming the files have not yet been overwritten on your hard drive, you can use a data recovery program to recover them.
Just doing a quick Google search I found this one: https://www.wondershare.com/disk-utility/recover-trash-mac.html
I know nothing about that particular program but you should be able to find one that works for you.
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Well, now I know.
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Whoops. I completely missed that you were using FCPX. Please disregard my answer above.
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You might check with Noise Industries for an older version of FxFactory and the Pan and Zoom plugin. Version 3.0 of their Pan and Zoom works with OS 10.6.3 and later.
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Double click on the text clip in your timeline and it will open up the text parameters in the viewer. You can then modify the font, size, tracking, etc. in the Controls tab, or add glow or other effects in the Filters tab (drag the desired effect from the Effects tab of your browser either into the Filters window of the viewer, or directly onto the text clip in the timeline).