[Pierre Jasmin]

Yes, you can set Twixtor on first layer, copy, select all layers and paste if you only do frame rate conversion.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

You cannot apply an effect before Twixtor in Premiere unless it’s within a nested sequence, however you should be able to apply one after unless like Twixtor it’s accesses multiple frames per frame.

To apply an effect before Twixtor:

create a nested sequence, drop your footage in it, drop your effect there and then in the main sequence, set the color source to that nested sequence (eg video track 2 or whatever it is)

Are you using PPRO 1.5 or 2? As well does your material have fields?

If it’s the same Shadow/Highlight as AE (just got new PPRO 2 this week and have not installed yet), then it has a temporal smoothing option (thus accesses multiple frames somehow), therefore would probably require an additional level of nesting to work in Premiere correctly.

Pierre
RE:Vision Effects

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

You cannot apply an effect before Twixtor in Premiere unless it’s within a nested sequence, however you should be able to apply one after unless like Twixtor it’s accesses multiple frames per frame.

To apply an effect before Twixtor:

create a nested sequence, drop your footage in it, drop your effect there and then in the main sequence, set the color source to that nested sequence (eg video track 2 or whatever it is)

Are you using PPRO 1.5 or 2? As well does your material have fields?

If it’s the same Shadow/Highlight as AE (just got new PPRO 2 this week and have not installed yet), then it has a temporal smoothing option (thus accesses multiple frames somehow), therefore would probably require an additional level of nesting to work in Premiere correctly.

Pierre
RE:Vision Effects

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

As well,

* Try to set your memory preferences in AE preferences to way below 100% (like 70%)
Normally it’s more on Windows that memory get fragmented like that. Most sensitive to starting another app while AE is running, eg a Quicktime movie player and not releasing memory.
* Try to uncheck the Keep Memory [x] thing in Twixtor (your render will then be slower).
* Maybe not an option for you but you can render to a frame sequence format and restart where it breaks and then at the end make a quicktime of that frame sequence. I am not sure it’s of any help to you but in Quicktime player you can do Select All and paste a Sequence after another, it will make a Quicktime reference movies to wrap that up without rerendering the frames, thus allow you to restart another Quicktime movie from point of failure.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

As well,

* Try to set your memory preferences in AE preferences to way below 100% (like 70%)
Normally it’s more on Windows that memory get fragmented like that. Most sensitive to starting another app while AE is running, eg a Quicktime movie player and not releasing memory.
* Try to uncheck the Keep Memory [x] thing in Twixtor (your render will then be slower).
* Maybe not an option for you but you can render to a frame sequence format and restart where it breaks and then at the end make a quicktime of that frame sequence. I am not sure it’s of any help to you but in Quicktime player you can do Select All and paste a Sequence after another, it will make a Quicktime reference movies to wrap that up without rerendering the frames, thus allow you to restart another Quicktime movie from point of failure.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Whis OS, which Twixtor?

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Whis OS, which Twixtor?

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

FYI, another technique is RE:Fill from us (revisionfx.com) which allows you to put color dots anywhere and make a full color frame from that

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

https://toolfarm.com/pluginfinder/index.php?Compatibility%20with%20After%20Effects%207

[Pierre Jasmin]

In case did you see we have a manual:
” After application of RE:Flex Warp, each pair of successive splines specify a “from” geometry and a “to” geometry correspondence. The first of a pair is the “from” geometry and the second of the pair is the corresponding “to” geometry ”

Manual lives here:
combustion 4\Plugins\REVisionEffects\REFlex\REFlexManual\REFlex3ManualCombustion.htm

RE:Flex Warp and Motion Morph require you think in terms of you have one source spline and one destination spline. For warp
1) Apply Operator
2) In Workspace view click on Operator so that a grey rectangle shows up beside it
3) Set Control Display to UnWarp Image
4) Switch to toolbar view and select the spline drawing icon
5) Draw a spline
6) then one way to do it simply is just to select Polygon in the Timeline view and CTRL-ALT-D duplicate each time you add a spline. So now you have Polygon 2.
7) Check AutoHide Splines
8) Move the spline vertices
9) Now change between Warped and Unwarped view and you should see the two splines are in different position, when in Warped view the image is warped

If something is still unclear ask again

Pierre