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Awesome, thank you

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Thanks for all your help. Will try that stabilizer. Can’t upload video, it’s under an NDA.

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Thanks all for your suggestions, will try the Particle Emitter

Miro

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I think I’m struggling to make the spheres behave the way they look like on the video.

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Sounds good, many thanks

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Thanks for the suggestions

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I need the binding of the magazine to be a little thick, not too much, then have the page turn.

Many thanks

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Thanks, will it look convincing? Looking also to have the cover of the comic have some 3D depth to it.

Thanks for your reply

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If that doesn’t work, try Walter Biscardi’s solution:

Premiere Pro > Preferences > Audio Hardware

Set that to anything OTHER than AJA Kona. I have it set to Built In Audio.

In System Prefs > Audio Output I have it set to AJA Kona.

Yes, that’s a weird setting in the Audio Hardware but that’s where it needs to be.

As for the choppiness, we have that on our four core machine and have determined that the four core will not work with ProRes footage playing back through the AJA Kona. An 8 core machine works just fine.

As a test though, bring up your Activity Monitor and the CPU Activity. See if the cores max out when trying to play back the footage with the AJA Kona being used for output.

Walter Biscardi, Jr.
Editor, Colorist, Director, Writer, Consultant, Author, Chef.
HD Post and Production

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Hi Jason,

On a Mac Pro 8 core, 64 bit with all new AJA drivers.

Miro