Mitch Hardison
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each keyframe has super long handle bars that I don’t want. I have to go in and move them on every keyframe to make it stop bumping around.
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What is the toggle hold keyframe and how do I use it?
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wow… I kinda understand what your talking about. I have never used or heard of the vanishing point filter in photoshop but I will look for some tutorials. I’ve also never used the shatter effect but will experiment. Your the man. Thanks a lot
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What codec are you using?
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That is great Juan I did not even know adobe media encoder would import the file since premiere and AE wouldnt. Can you please tell me your exact export settings? Thank you so much. You think you just saved me about $40 from buying a converter online. Mitch
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I did not film the footage. A guy gave me over 40 of these m2t files to make a video. I am using after effects. Thanks Dave
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I finally figured out my problem. I made my project in After Effects 864×480 24p and rendered it out as a .mov. Then I used the exact same settings in premiere and the file came out perfect. Before I was using 29.97 720×480 and for some reason premiere did not like it I guess. Thanks a lot for all your help guys, especially Vince because he said that could be my problem from the begging. I will probably not film or make a project in 29.97 again. Thanks again- Mitch
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My After Effects project is D1/DV NTSC widescreen (1.21)
Premiere is:
General
Editing mode: QuickTime DV NTSC
Timebase: 29.97fpsVideo Settings
Frame size: 720h 480v (1.2121)
Frame rate: 29.97 frames/second
Pixel Aspect Ratio: D1/DV NTSC Widescreen 16:9 (1.2121)
Fields: Lower Field First
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I found “show movie properties” but it is grayed out in my version of quicktime. It is only for the pro version. I am going to try and see what my comp settings are in AE and then what premiere is interpreting the footage as like Vince said. I am also going to try and post some screen shots. One other thing I noticed was that the file coming from AE is 2.13 gb and then the same file rendered out in premiere at the highest quality (i thought) is only 320mb. Premiere is compressing it but I can’t figure out why. I will try and post some screen shots and give you guys a better idea of what is going on. Thanks so much for you help
-Mitch
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I tried that Vince but it still had jagged edges around my graphics and text. I tried some other things and found one that kinda fixed my problem. I rendered it out as a quicktime “graphic” and everything was crisp and clear around the edges BUT it gave the video this very bad grainy look. I am about to give up man.