[Jolyon Ludbrook]

Ok So ive just realise d what an idiot i am, the coulour scheme is reversed from what im used too some Im looking at the waveforms in the darker areas and not the lighter areas. Ok feeling a little dumb now. Thanks for your help thought. 🙂

[Jolyon Ludbrook]

Thanks Angelo, ive done that and am still getting incorrect wqave representation of the sounds, in other words the volume etc of the wave and actual sound do not match and the there are 3 different waves on a stereo track, top, bottom, middle? still not what I am used to seeing?

[Jolyon Ludbrook]

thanks Dave.

Got it sorted, it was set to premultiplied and I had no idea how to use the render queue prior to your message but have now sorted it out, set it to straight, and will have much cleaner looking key on the site next week.

Thanks and kind regards

[Jolyon Ludbrook]

No it is not a spill issue as the original is fine layed onto a video background.

I have been exporting from AE a Quicktime Animation file then importing into Premier Pro to then Export as a flash file with the Alpha Channel removed.

Is there a better way to export this????? Sorry I am not that clued up on AE methods.

I am working in CS3 for both programmes

Any thoughts?

[Jolyon Ludbrook]

Thanks Andrew, Actually discovered the problem was with the Source colour which gives the options of “Source, Hard, Soft etc” it was set to to soft. Changing this to source fixed it immediately.

Many thanks