Mike Throck
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I’m using the Memorex BD-RE that came with the MCE Burner. Source video is 1280 X 720 put into a 1080 project. Transcoding is set to automatic, H.264, 23.976.
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Yes, there’s only one video on the disk about 1 minute long. It appears to be dropping frames to keep up with the data rate.
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I’ll give it a shot, thanks for your help and quick responses.
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Actually AfterEffects does that for you. When I go to 2 gig per core it uses less cores, it updates automatically to use as many cores as it can with the allocated memory.
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nope, DVCPRO HD, log and transferred from FCP. I make a new comp in AE 1280 X 720 sqaure pixels and that makes it display correctly. Wh ywould it work better on one machine than the other (especially when the other is a much more powerful computer? Surely it has something to do with the multi processing right? Am I not allocating enough memory per CPU? I’m giving 2 gig per core
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I think it may have been an issue with the deck. Our network uses Sony DSR1500a for capturing and when I tried it on a clamshell it captured fine. Thanks for your help!
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Yes I have this enabled but my question is there anything in the operating system that can allow AE to use more of the 12 gigs. thanks for the help!
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I’m not an expert but .obj is an object file which can be created in Maya. Maya project files are.ma
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shooting zeros and,
gamma: cinelike D
Matrix: cinelike
gain: 0dB
720P/24PN
When I switch over to tape mode, no grain problems. I don’t have the book but I did order HVX bootcamp ( also by Green) upon your reccomendation. I’ve read other posts and I’m not the only one with this noise issue, any tips?
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Yeah, After Effects has a good tool (pixel blender) that can generate frames. I was just hoping there was a way to get that smooth motion (if not nearly as “slow”).