Randy Mcwilson
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Randy Mcwilson
February 25, 2008 at 5:03 pm in reply to: Drawing lines and curves and abstract formsTo draw lines:
1. First, create a solid layer
2. Use the pen tool to create the lines (do a search for Pen Tool for instructions on using, especially on drawing curves)
3. Then the use the Stroke or Write-On effect in After Effects to animate the linesHere are a few tutorials:
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/kantorski_kevin/signature.phphttps://cowcast.creativecow.net/podcast/animating-a-signature-on-screen–50
Here is a tutorial about the Pen Tool (photoshop-but similar usage)
https://www.adobetutorialz.com/articles/2794/1/Adobe-Photoshop-Pen-Tool-Tutorial–Randy
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Another (sometimes) solution to the DC Offset bias issue, is to take the file and select the whole wave, then go to Amplify and add a small .5 dB boost.
That will usually correct the wave to the zero level.
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this could be a throughput issue. I would check to verify that you are pulling the video off of your fastest drive, and make sure there are no other programs that could even possibly try to utilize the firewire.
I would also make sure there are no unecessary processes running in the background.
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Duplicate your layer. Apply a garbage matte to both the head on one layer, and another matte on the body only in the other layer.
Or Just fade between a normal video layer to a video layer with a garbage matte revealing only the body.
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There are a few reasons for this strange error, and there a few ways to get around it.
1. Do you have a very large still image file (jpg, psd, bmp, etc)? This can cause the error. Resize the image down to 2000pixels or less
2. Check you preview disk setting in your prefs and make sure it is set to your largest/fastest drive (sometimes it defaults to C drive and then aborts a render due to low disk space)
3. Create a NEW premiere project and IMPORT the other one into the new project and then try to output.This technique has been a lifesaver for many since CS3 has launched.
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Randy Mcwilson
February 17, 2008 at 2:23 am in reply to: Cannot Capture correctly into Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0My brother had this same issue with HDV footage at 24p.
The screen you mentioned (with the 6 languages) is a temp (pending) page while premiere is rendering out the MPEG2 stream (similar to how you cant play audio smoothly until the audio conform is done)
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You may to check out this lengthy thread:
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/2/925464Eternity…don’t miss it for the world.
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Check out this article about this issue: (you are not alone)
https://www.capria.tv/2008/01/26/working-around-qt-74-after-effects-error/
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No problem. There are 2 (fairly) easy solutions.
Go this other thread and read both posts.
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/2/927963
Both work like a champ.
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Try going into the Device manager and uninstalling your firewire card, then reboot your computer.
The computer should refind the card, install it.
Sometimes this will clear up conflicts when trying to talk to firewire devices.
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