Josh Evans
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No my scratch is set to one external drive. But that did sound like a good guess, since it seems to be the audio only that is causing some sort of lag.
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righto, will do, thanks.
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OK,
but then if I export from my ProRes 422 sequence… Is that an HD export? i.e. does that suit the needs of the TV channel I am making the documentary for? If so, why not just use proRes all the time?
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Ok thanks.
so when i finish editing my whole timeline, i switch back to HDV for the final render?
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oh ok, i guess that makes sense, it has no purpose its just a screw up.
Thanks. Just starting to learn motion now.
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I edit on a MBP 2.4 GHz Core 2 Duo with 4GB Ram, and yes I got the HD screen option (a must).
Would be happy to answer any questions.
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OK to be more specific:
when you are in the motion tab…
On the left, are attributes stacked on top of each other.
On the right, are the keyframes for each atrribute.The keyframes appear in a light grey region, indicating the length of the clip. The dark area on either side of the light grey region indicates whats in front abd behind the clip in the timeline.
Lets say I am editing keyframes for “Scale” attribute. Alot of the time (not always) when I am editing keyframes and moving them around, the light grey region will slip around left and right, so that it has shifted out of line with all the light grey regions below it, which are for the other attributes i.e. crop, opacity etc.
I was just wondering what the reason for this is?
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I used the HDV easy setup.
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I just thought i would post that i located my particular problem.
I was adding De-Interlace filter to my text. This is aparently a no-no ?
I can add just flicker filter, but no de-interlace. Then the text stays crisp.
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Sorry for my lack of help, and what is probably a dumb question but What exactly does it mean to have your timeline update to your playhead?