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  • Sorry….meant “Flowplayer”…doh!!

  • Correct…no effects of any kind. I’ll work with “Flow Control” for now and thank you for the assist!!

    Mike

  • Hi Vince,

    Thank you for the quick response! I moved the work area one frame to the right on the timeline, re-rendered and still have the same issue. Then I started fresh using a still image (JPEG) and video to follow. I started on frame 2 with the same result. Out of curiosity, I did a “Ripple Delete” in frame 1 and still have the same issue. I tried it in Premiere ver.Pro 1.5 & CS3. I’m thinking I misunderstood your direction?

    Mike

  • Michael Kavanaugh

    September 29, 2008 at 8:59 pm in reply to: CS3 Render issue

    Thank you Mike and Denise for the help! I checked my settings and ended up matching the “Advanced Tab” setting with basic CBR settings, as close as possible anyway, and the video renders fine everytime.

  • Michael Kavanaugh

    September 10, 2008 at 3:35 pm in reply to: “screen capture” videos are damaged in premiere

    I have been using Camsasia Studio without incident. I have also used the Camtasia editing tools to pre-edit and add some graphics then exporting as .AVI/.MOV files for final editing in Premiere CS3.
    Hope this helps!
    Mike

  • Michael Kavanaugh

    December 17, 2007 at 7:51 pm in reply to: import bug between AE CS3 and Photoshop CS3

    I think I’m having a similar problem although not sure. A friend creates a logo for me which contains 10 layers of backgrounds, text and a graphic. Actually, he created it using AI and then added content in PS_ver. CS2.
    I take the file (Logo.PSD), bring it up in PS-CS3, and all the layers are there and it looks great. I then go into After Effects CS3, import the file and the layers don’t come with. I tried importing as “Footage”, “Composition” per an online Adobe video and still no layers show up. I’m torn between this being a PS compatibility type issue as opposed to an AE issue. I’m also thinking it has to be something simple that I am missing.
    Hope someone can help?
    Thanks!
    Mike

  • Michael Kavanaugh

    November 3, 2006 at 5:25 pm in reply to: Help choosing a video card

    Thanks!!

  • Michael Kavanaugh

    December 8, 2005 at 12:13 am in reply to: Trimming/Cropping a layer

    Hi Todd,

    Thank you for the quick response! I created a second comp with the correct (New) video parameters but couldn’t figure out how to drag Comp1 into Comp2. Perhaps I did but didn’t move around far enough in Comp2 to see or find the result if it was there.
    However, in trying this, I vaguely noticed the handles for the globe I created and then dragged to “Skew” or squash the globe so that when I export it, it looks like a round ball. A temporary work around for a slightly color blind guy?!?!?

    Thanks again!
    Mike

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