[Richard Altman]

i’ve gone into sequence and selected render work area, nothing. it’s still enter to do this. i’ll just continue to edit in cs3 on my pc and cs4 on my mac, bottom line, avchd support has got to be a priority for cs5

and and thanks for your response, vince.

[Richard Altman]

thanks i get it now, kind of convulted but same result, granted it crashed, but not in a bad way.

i got it to work. thanks again

[Richard Altman]

only problem is you have to go into the canvas and move the object by hand, is there no twirl down options like in premiere giving you position ranges you can slide so as to not alter more than you have to?

[Richard Altman]

thank you very much, gonna try Nattress

[Richard Altman]

thanks everyone, even the pointless one,

in the example i’m thinking of, it seemed that an extrememly high quality capture of video activity was used on the mac, the most striking was the f12 widgets, perfect looking.

i’ll try those ones…………you mentioned

[Richard Altman]

like everyone i’m sure, has mentioned your tutorials have been very helpful especially the rotoscoping one, if i’m not mistaken, good luck in the future……………….

[Richard Altman]

No yea, I hear you on logging, i feel logging is great when your in charge of the content exactly. However, if you doing something i like to call RCP or recontextualized content (promotion) all the time, the “footage” is already determined in size, therefore subclips are needed in order to highlight key elements. For instance, this project i’m working on right now, is more or less a multimedia essay that i’m using in conjunction with microsoft/mac word 08.

the workflow for better or worse is one i’m used to from plowing through these things with premiere. my work is on youtube, WOMP2007

if i were capturing footage from a camera, in other words, being professional, i would ONLY log in and outs first, that works best and is most organized, but since i’m trying to figure out the copyright dilemma of existing content spun differently, i need to make sub clip of larger clips with ease, its an essential component to the linguistic editing i do with multimedia.

thanks for your help a lot though, and i will read you blog

Richard Altman

[Richard Altman]

thanks for response, hopefully and intelligently this will be allowed an infinite number of times

[Richard Altman]

thanks guys

[Richard Altman]

thanks Vince i really appreciate the suggestions, i will now figure out how to use poser 5 on a pc. i’ll let you know how it goes