[Pierre Jasmin]

23.976 is 24P and is correct: it’s 29.97002997…(30P) multiplied by 4/5
PA – Progressive Advance is a way to store 24P in a 60i camera.
Essentially it copies 2 fields twice on a frame with the assumption that whatever loads it later will strip that out.

For the aspect ratio: I am not sure why the PAR (pixel aspect ratio) is 1.5? I have seen HDV is like 1440 but never 1280…

Finally to go from 24 to 25P (PAL Progressive) people usually recommand to duplicate a frame every 24, it’s not like going from 24 to 30 or 30 to 24… Most film to PAL conversion just timestretch by 25/24 even if it makes the sound 4% different. Simply drop the footage in project bin, select it and Composition|Add to Render Queue and in Render Settings Use Frame Rate 25 instead of 24.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Any way you can send the AEP without media to techsupport at revisionfx .com so I can see your setup

and at the same time tell me which version of RE:Flex and AE.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Any way you can send the AEP without media to techsupport at revisionfx .com so I can see your setup

and at the same time tell me which version of RE:Flex and AE.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

No don’t remove anything – if you use Adaptive Resolution, switch to OpenGL preview (couldn’t remember which one did it). Couldn’t remember which one was the issue and can’t look at my bug report until thursday. Hopefully it will render fine.

Is this an adjustment layer (I sort of remember it was related to that and an odd height amount, eg: 739 height image and it worked fine with 738 and 740)? If this is the case maybe precomping the footage and increasing comp height in precomp by one pixel would do it.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

No don’t remove anything – if you use Adaptive Resolution, switch to OpenGL preview (couldn’t remember which one did it). Couldn’t remember which one was the issue and can’t look at my bug report until thursday. Hopefully it will render fine.

Is this an adjustment layer (I sort of remember it was related to that and an odd height amount, eg: 739 height image and it worked fine with 738 and 740)? If this is the case maybe precomping the footage and increasing comp height in precomp by one pixel would do it.

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

I remember an AE bug that appeared in CS3 I think with odd size resolution (which your res divided by 2 might create)
Does it fix it to remove OpenGL preview in the display window?
Is this an adjustment layer?

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

I remember an AE bug that appeared in CS3 I think with odd size resolution (which your res divided by 2 might create)
Does it fix it to remove OpenGL preview in the display window?
Is this an adjustment layer?

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

1) Could you be running out of memory?
— if so — if you are using Anti-Aliasing that is not 1×1, set “AA Method” to “Use less Memory”

2) Is there any other plugin before it in the layer?

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

1) Could you be running out of memory?
— if so — if you are using Anti-Aliasing that is not 1×1, set “AA Method” to “Use less Memory”

2) Is there any other plugin before it in the layer?

Pierre

[Pierre Jasmin]

Either precomp as you describe or check AE motion blur with tons of samples if you have large motions is the only two ways I can think.

Pierre