[Mary Waitrovich]

I would try File>Import>DVD disk and re-render the file as NTSC mpg2 and burn a DVD. However, be aware that you will end up with twice compressed video.

[Mary Waitrovich]

secondary color corrector plug in.
use the eyedropper on the current shirt, then change the color to the desired color.

[Mary Waitrovich]

the vegas chromablur filter might work for this, or try NeatVideo noise reduction filters:
https://www.neatvideo.com/

[Mary Waitrovich]

I did know you could actually upload an .flv file to youtube. Are you saying they will just pass it through without reconverting? What frame size, frame rate do you need to use to do this?

I have Flash CS3 to convert, so sorry but I don’t know of other converters.

thanks,
Mary Waitrovich
UW-Madison

[Mary Waitrovich]

There are several ways I can think of that you could do this.
1. Use secondary color corrector plug in – choose blue sky color, then increase the saturation slider.

2. Duplicate the track. on the top track, apply chromakey to the clip and make the blue sky transparent. On the lower track, apply the HSL plug in and increase the saturation.

3. If your camera was on a tripod, you could take a frame into Photoshop and make a mask of the sky. Duplicate the track and mask the upper and increase saturation on the upper with HSL.

There are surely other ways to do this as well. Good luck.

Mary Waitrovich
UW-Madison

[Mary Waitrovich]

Photoshop
File>Automate>Contact Sheet

very quick and easy if you have photoshop. You can also do this in the Adobe CSx Bridge under Tools>Photoshop>Contact Sheet.

Mary Waitrovich
UW-Madison

[Mary Waitrovich]

if you have the auto ripple button enabled (on the top toolbar) and in its drop down select “all tracks, markers, and regions”, then when you cut sections or insert silence (do a select all first), your markers will stay with the places you put them.

Mary Waitrovich
UW-Madison

[Mary Waitrovich]

Pepita,
Not sure exactly what your problem is, but recently I encountered something similar where my project could not finish a render without error. I was using a noise reduction plug-in called Neat Video on many of the clips and this turned out to be the culprit. When I went to the Neat website I found out that others had the same problem, and also that there was an update to the plug-in which solved the problem.

So I would try rendering without magic bullet and Zenote Glow first. Also visit the website of those plugins to see if there are any updates or suggestions in the support forums.

Good luck,
Mary Waitrovich
UW-Madison

[Mary Waitrovich]

Jumping back in here…

Spot’s directions above work for me. The part I couldn’t see right away was exiting the text edit step.

I can’t double click the type to select it, but dragging over it selects it and then it can be changed.

I’m just happy I have a way to use this now.

Thanks everyone.

Mary

[Mary Waitrovich]

Cool. I can’t wait, Spot!