Kurt Murphy
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I use Freehand all the time and export as Illustrator 5.5 without a hitch. Give it a try….
kurt murphy
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It IS something to do with the animation curves, I believe. The way to fix it is to make the first ending keyframe a Hold keyframe (command-shift-H), then add a new keyframe where you want the animation to resume – it will default to another Hold keyframe so Command-click it once to turn it back into a Linear keyframe. Make your final move at the next keyframe. This will prevent anything from drifting.
Hope this helps,
kurt murphy
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I’ve got a similar problem with all my QT movies that were rendered out via Premiere with a Media100 board… They all crash AE in Tiger (they work on Panther)… the problem is that most my projects use these movies… So far no word from Adobe on whether it can be fixed….
kurt murphy
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Matt,
I’ll send a report when I get home… it works fine in Panther at work. I have AE 6.5.1 at home also…
thanks,
kurt
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Also, the 2 triangles (the In, Out, Stretch) at the bottom of the Time Layout Window give you comp times when it’s opened up.
kurt murphy
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You can zoom into the point where the bezier is (> key) to make it easier to see, and holding down the command key while hovering over the keyframe will give you a tool to pull out the handle.
kurt murphy
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Yes, this seems to be a small bug (Zax is aware of it and I’m sure he’s addressing it) … You’ll have to select the set piece with the arrow key – then it’ll work.
kurt murphy
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Thanks Matt, that was it… I had put those folders in my favorites to dump them before each new Invig project; but hadn’t done so for a few weeks.
kurt
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AE has an Optics Compensation (Effects>Distort>Optics Compensation) which somewhat mimics this effect. Adjust your Field of View and View Center.
Hope this helps,
kurt