[Karl Whinnery]

Its a 250 G SSD.

So far I’ve only worked on music videos so the raw files are generally around 10-20 gig range.

When I flushed my cache after 2 years worth of AE files it was at 90 gigs so I think I’d have plenty of space.

I just really wonder if I get a better bang performance wise splitting the cache from the raw files or splitting the OS from raw files and cache.

Thanks for your response.

[Karl Whinnery]

Thats what I was thinking.

If you have a camera and when you convert something to 3D and it moves/disappears – you need to adjust the camera or the properties on the new 3D object.

[Karl Whinnery]

Thanks, I’ve never flush my cache, so that’s probably it. I’ll try that next time it gets flaky.

[Karl Whinnery]

Can you upload a screen shot?

I just ran through he tutorial with no issues. The effect is slick.

[Karl Whinnery]

Different comps or files?

I use different comps for each clip that was originally based in premier.

One AE file – IE AtlasCC.fileextension.

I think I probably could have pre-rendered sunflare thing I did that was CPU intensive but I still don’t get why AE and Premier would just randomly start spiking the CPU usage.

[Karl Whinnery]

Nice! Feel free to post the articles/videos – may help someone else too. Glad you got it worked out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJIE-9jsxuk

Those were some of my first attempts using mocha. I love it – but I’ve mainly used it on face/eyes – I watched a tutorial on someone tracking a boat rocking and tracking 4 or 5 different planes. That was nuts.

[Karl Whinnery]

Can you post what you have? That would help. I’ve used mocha to do what you’re talking about – start in the middle, track towards the end, then go back and track from the middle the to begining (if something goes on and off screen).