[Hector Vera]

It looks pretty organized and its always good to add commentary on these codes when seperated so you can explain what is the main purpose for this line of codes of what a specific function can do. I think you got the idea. If its possible that they all still function while the line of codes are in seperate files, its more easier to navigate it by files instead of a long scroll down and searchbar to find the line of code you may want to work in. Best of luck on this! 🙂

[Hector Vera]

For me to get around the mkv non supportive, I just use a program to convert mkv to wmv or mp4 which are the 2 formats I normally use to edit videos in Sony Vegas. Honestly you need to be careful that the format you choose to format it to does not lower quality. But thats another solution I personally used, as for the person who commented below, seems now there is that Enable MKV format option, something even I was not aware of either. 🙂

[Hector Vera]

Also for more info on RAIDS for the future, I recommend you look into this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_UXW9lUCxY

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[Hector Vera]

To answer question 1: I believe if you mapped out the bad sectors after reformatting, it should be read as a brand new replacement disk and shouldn’t get any errors. If it does, maybe something may be physically faulty with that drive and will have to be replaced with a brand new one.

Question 2: I am not sure if the bad sector would get ignored by ATTO control, but like I said, if you mapped out the bad sectors, it should be read as a brand new disk and should be part of the RAID getting ready to see incase one other RAID goes bad, the extra blank disc can be use to duplicate and back up another drive that can become faulty so you always have the backup of the important data. Thats what I believe. I am pretty new with the ATTO control myself but I have studied RAIDs before and its really good at backing up data between multiple hard drives.

Question, since you said that you are on your third replacement, how often does a drive fail in a raid and do you know the cause of the bad sectors on them?

[Hector Vera]

While I don’t have experience in particle effects, but here is my theory as someone who has done special effects when editing for Sony Vegas and Premiere Pro. If you have a way to stretch the axis of how far the particles will go from up high and then falling to the ground, you gotta ensure the axis reaches to the floor area on the ground cause if it passes the limits the axis permits, it will disappear before it reaches the ground just like the text I put on my video when it leaves the axis view. Hope it helps. I also will share this video too incase you also can get some tips from particle tricks that are easy to do in After Effects: https://youtu.be/JgKnbET1CiQ

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[Hector Vera]

Ahh okay I see, if you are able to send me a screenshot of the Audio properties of that video file, maybe I can see if where I was looking at for you was the correct place. And depending on the audio settings it had before you rendering, it should be why the audio reads that way in properties.

[Hector Vera]

It really does suck when your device becomes artificially obsolete and does not support certain versions. I am new to Blackmagic devices but if it has the features already, there should be a work around this that maybe you can look for online to help get you 3rd party solutions for it. Hopefully you can figure this out cause I bet that device costed you a lot huh? how much did it cost you?

[Hector Vera]

This sometimes happened to me in Sony Vegas when there is no pointer, axis or anchor point in order to control the size and shape of the words or images I am trying to edit. It usually goes away once I close the program, end all process related to the application in Task Manager and then reopen the app, then it shows up again. Its weird when it happens, hopefully thats the case with you in After Effects. Have you tried exiting the program and reopening it? Or restarting the computer to see if you have the axis appearing again?

[Hector Vera]

Sadly when I checked your attached pictures, there is no image being generated. If you are trying to make a repeater effect to work for your logo, I found a video that may be able to help give you an idea on how to create the repeater effect correctly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVOBkECRLKQ

Also be sure to ensure that the screenshot is saved in like a .png file for example. That way when you upload screenshots of the images you wish to show, we will be able to see it with no issues and can further understand better your issue to better help you.

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[Hector Vera]

Hopefully this can help you in some ways but I found a YouTube video related to several different Gradient Effect tricks that were created in Adobe After effects and it seems there are effect controls that you can use to create gradient effects without stacking layers. Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRvsYvx4sks Let me know if I am missing something here.

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