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  • Richard Altman

    February 8, 2008 at 5:09 pm in reply to: creating a wireframe image from a jpeg

    thanks Vince, when you say “illustrate” do you mean actually draw? Cause I was looking for something a little less hands on, see i’m not much of an illustrator, lemme see if I can find a link to an example, hopefully thats allowed

    https://i46.photobucket.com/albums/f129/josalgarcia/wireframe01.jpg

    this is more or less what i mean, something along these lines, scuse the pun;]

    https://www.flickr.com/photos/coal2k/89207450/

  • Richard Altman

    October 3, 2007 at 7:40 pm in reply to: premiere cs 3 codec support

    Clearly there is a need for an alternative editing program more open source in nature. One for editing already finished content, cause you know what, there’s too much (nothing new under the sun) “original” content. Too much capturing of everyday with super intricate amounts of resolution. Anyone can be a professional, the course is set out, its much harder being a hobbyist. I make video collage, I only use “presentation” codecs. There’s has to be other people like me, PC, premiere, APPLE, Final Cut….Linux? Perhaps this is the platform for a basic editor that accepts all codecs, is more than a splitter, but isn’t pressured by broadcast standards and … such. Given the glut of original content passing for entertainment on tv, certainly the next wave of culture has to focus on the need to be able to edit.

  • Richard Altman

    September 29, 2007 at 11:40 am in reply to: premiere cs 3 codec support

    i’ve been visiting there for three years, you wanna be a little less what you are being and contribute more than poetry?

  • Richard Altman

    September 29, 2007 at 8:29 am in reply to: premiere cs 3 codec support

    thanks, for the suggestion. I find it good and bad that premiere is this finicky, seriously, who cares, why not just let there be open source updating for these plug ins, or does there have to be a video editor devoted specifically to avi file recombinations, mpg, divx, xvid, mkv etc, and if anyone can suggest an editor that natively takes such files, let me know. Of course the finished projects have to be outported to acceptable premiere formats, as well, of course. thanks in advance again.

  • i appreciate the response, however i’m at a total loss understanding what you mean, i tried time stretching but that isn’t working, it seems to me that this is a basic feature being able to have the audio automatically match the altered video. you see this effect done quite a bit usually for humour.

    could you please explain this CTL feature

    thanks

  • Richard Altman

    June 12, 2006 at 8:53 pm in reply to: creating 3d moving titles in vegas video 5

    I just figured out key framing last nite, and i will look into grafitti., thank you for taking the time to respond i appreciate it

  • ok so i jumped the gun a bit and i read the post about superimposing images and i too will play around with the split feature and go about doing this like that thanks.

  • Richard Altman

    June 12, 2006 at 2:20 am in reply to: creating 3d moving titles in vegas video 5

    i mean, having 2d like the text in this response like for example

    “THREE D”

    if the above quote went from its existing place, to an animated spot where the “T” moved 45 degrees to the left with the rest of the letters following in step with the “D” being the furthest and therefore smallest letter. And then moving as if to a horizon til it disappeared.

    That’s what I mean by 3d

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