Mozwald
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uninstalled and still the same problems….the only thing that comes to mind that i have done differently is the installation of mpegstreamclip and capturing video with PP2.0
maybe one of those things messed it up…
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just tried all those things, nothing fixed.
no matter what video, size, or codec im using it always jumps to 8% then becomes slower than mud.
I guess the only thing to do is uninstall and hope that it fixes itself to the original speed.
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PC windows XP
No new software for the last month
Im exporting avi or mov files from premiere AND after effects, either compressed with a codec or no compression.Ive tried opening and exporting older files that i know took only about 10 seconds to export from quicktime. No matter what codec i choose, or what file type i open up for exporting. They all jump to 8% then slow down.
The encoding time is the same no matter what settings i choose, ive tried exporting and mov, avi, mp4, etc, but its the same each time.
At first i thought it was my raid array, but i used mpegstreamclip and it was instant as opposed to 10x the time for quicktime (which it wasnt a few days ago)
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Mozwald
April 5, 2007 at 5:54 am in reply to: Andrew Kramer’s Action movie essential question. I have it but how do you…A fast way to do this is..
1. Lay your blood over your footage of an actor. (lets say the head)
2. Make a new mask over your blood footage that is in the same shape as your actors head.so when you look at it…
the mask will be invisible, but hiding the part the part of the blood on top of the head (on top of the footage).
So the blood will then look like its behind the actor.
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(sorry i cant seem to edit the post)
I found out the problem. Somehow trapcode shine was altering the anchorpoint and making everything crazy.
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I should revise this.
Basically, the comp that was 100% x 100% on the scale no longer fits in the comp window, even though 6 hours ago, it fit perfect. (Note FULL quality is on)
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Mozwald
March 23, 2007 at 2:12 am in reply to: Coloring an image by an effect like an ink or cloud burstsort of understand…!
so your saying there is no way to do it, unless i overlay multiple layers>
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I’ve noticed that some dvx footage with no adapters looks really good, but most of the time it still has a definite video quality to it(from seeing others amateur footage). How do people with the DVX achieve such high quality (film like) images without the adapters. (I know good lighting and some post helps, but do other lens’ as basic add ons, help the picture quality? I would love to duplicate the depth of field not achievable with the standard lens)
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i just installed it, so there were no plug-ins.
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would this be the same as removing the “use openGL when availble” option in rendering?