Joey Rossetti
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ANSWER – to my own question!
Did some digging and found out: Incase anyone else needs help with this one …If you have registered your product with Adobe then you can find all the serial numbers you have registered by going to the Adobe.com website. Sign in and go to Your account. Somewhere in there is a link to your registered Adobe products!
Solves my problem for now … however I am still going to investigate how to extract from one’s computer a serial number for an application that has been legitimately purchased and installed. I will post if my investigation yields promising results!!!
Awesome!
Cheers all
-joeyjoey rossetti
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Sorry if this comes a BIT too late but … just found that I can SHIFT + ~ (when parked over the marker in question) and drag the mouse to where ever you need it to be!
joey rossetti
EDITOR/OWNER
JR MEDIA SYSTEMS LLC
MAC 2×2.8 quad-core
12GBs / AE CS3 / FCP / AVID 2.8x / CalDigit pro 4tbs
WASHINGTON DC, AUSTIN TX
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Not sure how or why it worked but it did!!!
Just to be quick … this happened only when my adjustment layer was not visible. When I made it visible the jitters went away.
Now to just give some background into what I was doing for those who have the time ….I had stills in a comp and used the Matrix Creator from Red Giant. No camera present. I used a blur effect on an adjustment layer (to come in during the moves – not to mask any interlace problems, just for effect). I sized and cropped all my stills in PS and imported the PSD as a non-cropped comp.
So I had some moves in 3d space from still to still and it ram previewed fine but when I auditioned in QT or FCP I had a (what looked to be like) jitter in the frame when the picture was not supposed to be moving however each jitter seemed to replicate the [desired] move previous. Ok… didn’t explain that well … basically I had a 12 second comp. I had a matrix of 25 picts (5 rows repeating the 5 picts) I flew from a still pict to another still pict and sat of each for 2 seconds. Now if the move from pic a to pick b was a diagnal move top left to bottom right (which happened in approx 10 frames with easy is out and in respectively) then while the still was supposed to be motionless for the 2 seconds, I would get a jitter that seemed to be jumping 3 pixels between top left to bottom right. The same goes for the other moves ie. left to right, bottom to top, etc…
Perhaps an adjustment layer is supposed to cause this problem if it’s made not visible but I don’t know. The blur showed up even when the adjustment layer was non-visible.
I would love to know why this happens if anyone knows!!
Thanks so much ya’ll!-joey
joey rossetti
EDITOR/OWNER
JR MEDIA SYSTEMS LLC
MAC 2×2.8 quad-core
12GBs / AE CS3 / FCP / AVID 2.8x / CalDigit pro 4tbs
WASHINGTON DC, AUSTIN TX
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Michael,
Hey thanks so much!! That was great info! I will do just that and let you know if it works! Thanks again- joeyjoey rossetti
EDITOR/OWNER
JR MEDIA SYSTEMS LLC
WASHINGTON DC, AUSTIN TX
joey@joeyrossetti.com