Just send us a sequence of 3 frames, the color render and the motion vector pass and we will sort it out (techsupport at revisionfx dot com). It’s a bit hard otherwise to blindly imagine what could be wrong.
Just send us a sequence of 3 frames, the color render and the motion vector pass and we will sort it out (techsupport at revisionfx dot com). It’s a bit hard otherwise to blindly imagine what could be wrong.
It’s our way to tell you your sequence settings are not the same as the media you are importing with regards to size (width, height, pixel aspect ratio,…). If you have a small movie inside a larger project (e.g. SD in HD, it would be better to do Twixtor at original size in it’s own sequence and then drop that in your master sequence.
It’s our way to tell you your sequence settings are not the same as the media you are importing with regards to size (width, height, pixel aspect ratio,…). If you have a small movie inside a larger project (e.g. SD in HD, it would be better to do Twixtor at original size in it’s own sequence and then drop that in your master sequence.
However we noticed earlier this week that the Plugin manager link at Apple does not work anymore… SO, better to contact us at techsupport @ revisionfx dot com to continue troubleshooting this.
However we noticed earlier this week that the Plugin manager link at Apple does not work anymore… SO, better to contact us at techsupport @ revisionfx dot com to continue troubleshooting this.
Also in case you don’t know we allow you to get for both for 25% more, and we do that because we have a lot of users that edit in FCP and do effects in AE.
The main difference I would add is AE has better support for FPS, so tasks like converting 29.97 to 24 (choose your format conversion here) are more elegantly handled by Twixtor in AE. A good way to sum it up, is in FCP to do straight FPS conversion you have to do something like using Cinema Tools as an intermediate pass in this tutorial Lori did: https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/twixtor-fcp-frc/1
while in AE you can type the input FPS in Twixtor and it will transcode to the comp FPS automatically. If you already anyway take the footage your camera shot and convert it to ProRes or something for editing in FCP it’s not too much of an assle as you already anyway do an extra step so how important that is depends on how you work I guess.
Also in case you don’t know we allow you to get for both for 25% more, and we do that because we have a lot of users that edit in FCP and do effects in AE.
The main difference I would add is AE has better support for FPS, so tasks like converting 29.97 to 24 (choose your format conversion here) are more elegantly handled by Twixtor in AE. A good way to sum it up, is in FCP to do straight FPS conversion you have to do something like using Cinema Tools as an intermediate pass in this tutorial Lori did: https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/twixtor-fcp-frc/1
while in AE you can type the input FPS in Twixtor and it will transcode to the comp FPS automatically. If you already anyway take the footage your camera shot and convert it to ProRes or something for editing in FCP it’s not too much of an assle as you already anyway do an extra step so how important that is depends on how you work I guess.