Nico Jones
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I’ve had no issues with CC2014 projects being broken in CC2015…but it’s got some really fundamental bugs at the moment. Like the chap above, I’ve found the preview system to be pretty much unusable. And if i’m dragging keyframes around, they’ll keep dragging even when I’ve rereleased the mouse. I’m sure it’ll be great once they sort it out, but until then, it ain’t great.
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Cool – thanks for your help. That does get the effect I’m looking for…but not quite with the level of customisation or control I’m after. Any other ways to come at this?
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OK, now it’s happening when I try to rotate a null that stuff’s parented to. I’ll just resign myself to never parenting anything to anything until the next update. *update* – think I just hadn’t scaled some bits to 0.1…ignore my ramblings.
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Ok, turning all scale attributes from 0 to 0.1 seems to have solved it, as per this post I eventually found…
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1307280#5727334
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And now it’s happening at quarter res, and it’s deadline day, and this is grim, grim, grim.
Oh, and tried turning off new snapping feature. No dice.
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Yep, that’s sorted it. Many thanks.
I wonder why it suddenly started happening? Can’t think of anything I did to trigger it. Ah well!
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Ok…found a relevant post from not so long ago that details which cards are supported and which aren’t.
So I suppose I should amend my question to…which is best for the stuff I mentioned -the GeForce GTX 285 or the Quadro 4000?
Thanks,
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Cool, thanks for that, Todd…
Although having found another of your blog posts…seems that there’s only a couple of cards that will work for me anyway?
https://www.adobe.com/uk/products/aftereffects/tech-specs.html
Any plans to support the GTX 680 Mac Edition when it comes out?
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Ah nice one, thanks! I’d have expected that switch to be in the object control panel…as it’s a crucial feature, and I never actually use object styles, so would never think to look for it there…
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In my case I was given dodgy info by the client initially. They thought it was a code that literally got embedded into the video in all it’s formats (even web). But actually it was purely for broadcast. The irsc code lets re it’s companies keep track of video royalties or something.
So, you just put the code (provided by the record company) onto the clock at the start of your broadcast play out. Google broadcast clock or lineup for more info…