[Paul Murphy]

This tutorial shows you how to link 3D objects to CC sphere:
https://vimeo.com/126553140

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[Paul Murphy]

This tutorial shows you how to link a 3D object to CC sphere:
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[Paul Murphy]

This tutorial shows you how to link a 3D object to CC Sphere:
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[Paul Murphy]

Thanks for responding Todd. Does this include AME CS6? This is the version I’m using and I’m told it is not streaming but downloading first.

Paul

[Paul Murphy]

Thanks Jeff. I looked into this and it was set to High Quality.

Further testing revealed that it was the fact that I was exporting a progressive Quicktime from an interlaced sequence. I’m new to the concept of multiple sequence settings within the one project, having upgraded from CS2 to CS4 🙂

Thanks for your help.