Joe Hayden
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Have you tried putting the alpha movie in the graphics track?
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Another way…
My default program in Media 100 begins at 00;59;59;28.
My programs begin at 1;00;00;00.
On my 1800 I hit timecode preset and set that to 00;58;30;02.
I put in a tape (I usually will ff & rew tape) and hit record. Switch the deck from local to remote.
In M100 go to master to tape assemble edit, pick my leader (usually these begin around 58;40),I usually specify my selection 1;00;00;00 – whatever with my in & out points on the timeline and choose timecode(instead of current position) for Destination.
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I have ae4.1 on an old 9600/350.
The keyframe assistant YikesMikes refers to is under the layer menu>keyframe assistant.
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May not be what your talking about but…
Firefox menu:
Tools>options>privacy>remember what I enter in forms and the search bar.
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For my PVV-3—
Hit the menu button>press advance button to 201 then press shift button.
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I don’t recall the particulars but, recently I had to open and either save or export a file in Preview (on a Mac) before I could work with it in Illustrator.
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One way- I’d suggest creating a duplicate program and new bin.
Identify and highlight each offending clip and “change media attributes” (MediaMenu) to reflect the proper input setup audio level. When done save the duplicate program.
Then 1 by 1 drag each offending clip into the bin.
Then open each clip in the edit suite and deactivate the video box and hit apply.
Your bin should have a bunch of audio only clips. Select all and delete clip & media. I’d leave the audio files in the trash til after the next step.
Select the duplicate program and batch redigitize.
Good Luck.
Cheers,
Joe
L.O.A.
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All sorts of things can get you down or make you feel downtrodden in this Life of ours, and things can make you feel really good too, whether business or personal.
I suggest a taking a little time to listen to Louis Armstrong’s
“What a Wonderful World”……Then put a smile on your face and do the best the person you are, can do.
Business & Marketingly Yours,
Joe
L.O.A.
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I agree with Walter; you’ve probably done more good by discussing this here versus the well worded letter you would have labored over and sent to a client that wouldn’t have given your concerns a second thought.
Cheers,
Joe
L.O.A.
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“Love One Another”
L.O.A.