[Matt Nikkila]

Quick workaround:
I was working on a project whose budget literally did not allow for me to use AE.
So my solution was rather simple.

1. In the effects set keyframes for initial movement.
2. Add a directional blur to that layer/sequence.

For my sample I did it to a PSD of a title card. It animated downwards along the y axis.
I set the motion blur to increase as the layer/sequence went out of frame. Achieving the same look as a regular motion blur.

3. In My case: I set the initial keyframe for blur amount to zero then as it translated along the (y) I increased the blur level.
4. Last step, make sure the direction is in the opposite way of the motion.

Voila, there you go. Simple fix, at least it worked for me. I hope it works for you too.
Good Luck. If you have any other suggestions or questions feel free to ask.

Thanks,
Matt N.

[Matt Nikkila]

So can i change that? is there a way to make this effect work?

[Matt Nikkila]

To be honest i haven’t even had a chance to look into this, but last time i basically followed these steps and i could get it to work for some reason…. I think i’m going to buy the book so i can better learn the system.

[Matt Nikkila]

Brian,

I have the scrub sound control marked off and have the sound enabled but still don’t get any sound?

Thanks for the advice about the other parts it’s looking much better.

~matt nikkila

[Matt Nikkila]

Thanks so much I really appreciate all your help… this is the file that i was working on!

[Matt Nikkila]

Thanks for your help there was a ghetto version i was working with! lol