Josh Pappas
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https://i186.photobucket.com/albums/x191/oscaryu1/Untitled-10.jpg
For something like this I’d just use a blending mode like Exclusion or Difference.
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I searched for the original video to see what the motion was like, and it looks a lot like ink. Digital Juice has a product called Compositor’s Toolkit with an “Ink Chamber” category with that type of element: https://www.digitaljuice.com/products/products.asp?pid=760.
Hope this helps!
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I’ve got two Nvidia GeForce GT 120 cards for dual DVI output, but no CUDA support, unfortunately. That’s another upgrade being considered, but probably under next year’ budget.
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We’re talking about increasing the RAM in this workstation, so maybe that will help. It seems that it’s easily using all 10 GB of the current allocation for PP/AE/AME, and sometimes it feels like we’ve hit a wall when it runs out while multitasking. I’m looking at 32 GB, which doesn’t seem unreasonable from what I’ve read.
Thanks for your help. I’ll post an update if anything changes.
Josh
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Sorry for not being clear – It’s two Xeon processors, and each has 4 physical cores.
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No, I didn’t find a solution. My best bet thus far has been to export to a high-quality Quicktime format and export to mp4 from there, which is probably better from a workflow standpoint, anyways.
Josh
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Try the Blackmagic codecs:
https://www.blackmagic-design.com/support/software/I ran into this issue once before and this fixed it for me.
Josh