Majorasshole
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You could make a larger comp with square pixels and a transparent background and put your particle effects on that. Then nestle that comp as a layer in a your widescreen comp. You can scale the particle layer so the particle pixels stay square
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render it out as an avi or qt and then bring it in as footage. Include an alpha channel if you need to overlay it on new footage
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Every one you’ve ever seen is done by hand probably similar to the tutorial.
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Personally I have found Xvid to be an excellent PC playback codec. The quality is great with no real degradation. The problem with xvid is that a lot of NLEs will then choke on that file if you try to import it so its only good for playback. I was saving rendering out uncompressed then bringing that back into AE or PPro as footage and rendered out an Xvid Version for playback
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cut and paste this
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You need to have all your components installed from the same copy and version of CS and not mixed/seperate ones. Install the AE 7.0 that comes with the Creative Suite. If the Serial Numbers are from different installs it wont work.
Generally you have to uninstall Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effects, Illustrator, and even Adobe Bridge, and then install all of them from the same copy of CS2.
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theres an interface for “the wiggler”
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[Arson XL] “So even though an SD in 16:9 and 4:3 use the same number of pixels, the 16:9 one uses rectangular pixels.”
re read your quote. I don’t see HD 1080 mentioned.