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  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 29, 2006 at 8:05 pm in reply to: Need 30i to 24p Premiere/AE Clarity

    Sorry we were at NAB

    * Is the monitor view 100% when you get a red frame?

    * Put plug-ins in C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0\Plug-ins\Common\AEFilters
    if this is your question

    * Don’t use Blend Field mode if you are going to apply Twixtor after that

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 28, 2006 at 11:21 pm in reply to: AE 7 OS X : Timeline not updating when scrubbing ?

    On the right there is a little arrow menu, in it there is a state checkbox item whose name is Live Caching.

    Pierre
    RE:Vision Effects

  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 17, 2006 at 6:23 pm in reply to: Need 30i to 24p Premiere/AE Clarity

    You can apply on a solid to the Layer pointed by the Source Layer Parameter in FieldsKit.

    “The only problem is since I did not de-interlace on a scene by scene basis, sometime hard cuts seem to get a little screwed up and look strange. Also the titles and credits are a little jittery.”

    Yup, neither have an Auto cut mode right now. in Twixtor you have to animate the “Mark Segments” menu to avoid the possible twirly effect at cuts in the action (when it suddenly tries to estimate a middle frame between two completely different images).
    And as well titles and credits (larger flat – no texture objects) are maybe best rerendered.

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 17, 2006 at 6:23 pm in reply to: Need 30i to 24p Premiere/AE Clarity

    You can apply on a solid to the Layer pointed by the Source Layer Parameter in FieldsKit.

    “The only problem is since I did not de-interlace on a scene by scene basis, sometime hard cuts seem to get a little screwed up and look strange. Also the titles and credits are a little jittery.”

    Yup, neither have an Auto cut mode right now. in Twixtor you have to animate the “Mark Segments” menu to avoid the possible twirly effect at cuts in the action (when it suddenly tries to estimate a middle frame between two completely different images).
    And as well titles and credits (larger flat – no texture objects) are maybe best rerendered.

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 15, 2006 at 8:41 pm in reply to: Need 30i to 24p Premiere/AE Clarity

    I have no idea about the dynamic link thing. I think you can render an AE project on the Premiere timeline, I am not sure if you can save a 29.97i Premiere project, load it in AE, apply Twixtor, and then run that AE project in a 24P Premiere project. The best way to save time might be to have multiple machines to render the AE project on. I think there is a way to split and combine a Quicktime render now as well when you do that.

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 15, 2006 at 8:41 pm in reply to: Need 30i to 24p Premiere/AE Clarity

    I have no idea about the dynamic link thing. I think you can render an AE project on the Premiere timeline, I am not sure if you can save a 29.97i Premiere project, load it in AE, apply Twixtor, and then run that AE project in a 24P Premiere project. The best way to save time might be to have multiple machines to render the AE project on. I think there is a way to split and combine a Quicktime render now as well when you do that.

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 15, 2006 at 1:35 am in reply to: Need 30i to 24p Premiere/AE Clarity

    Some of your answers:

    “Then do I set a little motion blur compensation in twixtor or should I us RSMB instead.”

    If you are in a rush, do it with Twixtor, will save some time

    “I get confused partly because the newer versions of the plugins have changed the workflow for some of the tutorials on this subject on creative cow (Twixtor does not have and frame output setting anymore for instance).”

    That’s because we simply conform to AE comp settings (before you had to retype the same value)

    “I am currently rendering to a 24p .avi file using the adjustment layer method”

    Safer with a solid then an adjustment layer in AE7 (new AE bug). Make sure it works.

    That said if all you need to do is to change the frame rate (from 29.97 lower field to 24 P):
    Load the Premiere project in AE, change the comp settings to 24 (or probably 23.978). Then on the top layer apply Twixtor with the proper settings. Copy the effect. Select all layers, paste the effect. Render at 24 (or is it 23.978) and go have a couple of beers. 🙂

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 15, 2006 at 1:35 am in reply to: Need 30i to 24p Premiere/AE Clarity

    Some of your answers:

    “Then do I set a little motion blur compensation in twixtor or should I us RSMB instead.”

    If you are in a rush, do it with Twixtor, will save some time

    “I get confused partly because the newer versions of the plugins have changed the workflow for some of the tutorials on this subject on creative cow (Twixtor does not have and frame output setting anymore for instance).”

    That’s because we simply conform to AE comp settings (before you had to retype the same value)

    “I am currently rendering to a 24p .avi file using the adjustment layer method”

    Safer with a solid then an adjustment layer in AE7 (new AE bug). Make sure it works.

    That said if all you need to do is to change the frame rate (from 29.97 lower field to 24 P):
    Load the Premiere project in AE, change the comp settings to 24 (or probably 23.978). Then on the top layer apply Twixtor with the proper settings. Copy the effect. Select all layers, paste the effect. Render at 24 (or is it 23.978) and go have a couple of beers. 🙂

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    April 7, 2006 at 9:29 pm in reply to: nesting

    https://www.revisionfx.com/auxdocs/ExtendDuration.htm#Final%20Cut%20Pro

    It’s in the context of using a plugin to extend the duration but it should give you an idea

    Pierre
    RE:Vision Effects

  • It would be cool though if the FFX were ascii (as the operators setups are in Combustion for example).

    Pierre

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