[Lucas Pfaff]

Didn’t thought of that.
May be the best solution (at least when there isn’t an Expression or something), even though I don’t want to render before I’m done with everthing. But as said, maybe the best solution :/

[Lucas Pfaff]

But precompositions can not enable Pixel-Motion, the Switch is not accessable and if I right-click to enable it, it doesn’t make a Difference.
I came across this Expression, and it is achievable with it, but then I need to Precompose: no Pixel-Motion.

The problem with most Effects is, you can not set the Startpoint of the Effect, so you get the odd OR the even Frames, but you can not chose. Unless you precompose and trim the Beginning, but then, no Pixel-Motion.

Imagine every second frame is exposed differently. So the odd frames are a bit dark, the even frames are bright. When I’m able to seperate the odd’s from the even’s, I could then interpolate the frames in between, so these the brighter and darker Clips will match again (with a bit of Ghosting, though).
Then I can make a “HDR” Movie out of this.
Therefore it’s important I really need to seperate these, and be able to interpolate it (because if not, the both Clips won’t match and are only half the framrate…).
You know? 🙂

[Lucas Pfaff]

No,

I first want to have only the odd and even frames from a certain Clip. When I have this, the logical matter is that the Clip plays twice as fast – but simply speeding it up won’t bring this exact result.

Basically, I need a Solution to only get the odd and even Frames from a Clip! :/

[Lucas Pfaff]

Hi there Dave,

but how does that help?
I need to Interpolate the Frames in between :/

[Lucas Pfaff]

You could use the h.264 from the Quicktime-Codec?

[Lucas Pfaff]

Hi Simon,

actually, I like my flash. They are visible for max 2 frames anyway. I should only make it bigger.

But I’ll will try this flash – thanks for this – and everything else.

Regards,
Lucas

[Lucas Pfaff]

Hi there Simon,

I could fix it! At least partially.
Here’s how it works:
Copy all the Keyframes from the Clip of Start-/Endpoint and paste it into the editor. Then, at the beginning stands “Adobe After Effects 8.0 Keyframe Data”. Make it “7” for “8”, copy the hole thing and paste it to the same clip in AE 7 – and god damnit, it works!

I had to make some corrections on the Start- and Endingpoints, but it’s better than nothing.
I uploaded this clip for you – it’s not perfect, I like the colors but the clashs aren’t bright enough yet – and of course, there had to be sound 🙂

https://www.stor.li/dL/sabers.mov

Thank you, Simon!

Regards, Lucas

[Lucas Pfaff]

[i]I wouldn’t assume the expressions aren’t working just because it says missing: mine says that and works fine.[/i]

And what would you say if I’d showed you this?

[img]https://s4.directupload.net/images/080206/9pt7lsp3.jpg[/img]

[Lucas Pfaff]

Hi Simon,

it’s true I’m using the german version, BUT you can start it in english with an special shortcut (I’m doing this all the time… in german I can’t find any effect, crazy names! :-)). As I said, it worked a half year ago, with “this” version (on an other OS).
I thought of failures with the expressions, and they are there; that’s why it’s “Missing: Saber Controls”.

Yes, when I’m rendering – only than. That’s the strange thing; in the normal preview (I think it’s “rendering” the frame you’re at) there’s everything Ok. I don’t get it.

Regards, Lucas

[Lucas Pfaff]

Hi there Simon,

I already thought of that. I like CS3 because of Multithreading.
I tried it, but I couldn’t open the file (because of CS3 format).
How can I get it in 7 Format?

Regards,
Lucas