[Richard Kratt]

Thank you , Dan. That shot is a little on the back burner all of a sudden but I will get back to it! BTW, I never would have come up with that expression, so thanks again.

Rich

[Richard Kratt]

Michael, thanks for your response. I will try your solution, as well as wonder over to the expressions forum.

Rich

[Richard Kratt]

Les,

I got it working. Thank you for your response!

Rich

[Richard Kratt]

Thanks for your reply Kevin. I must confess I do not know if the format is fat32 as I’m new to this workstation. I will say that when disabling multi-processing in the preferences the project renders all the way through. And when attempting to render with multi-processors it crashed as early as from 1600 one time and as late as 5100 in another.

Rich

[Richard Kratt]

Thanks for the reply Dave. Yeah, what did we do before null layers (and ram previews and …)???

Thanks,

Rich

[Richard Kratt]

OK, I went into the stabilized tracker data (from “Motion Tracker 1”) and pasted that data as position keyframes into a new null and parented the layer. It works (at least in this case), it’s simple, I’m happy. But out of curiosity, is there a “right way” to do this?

[Richard Kratt]

Thanks all for your replies. Just got into work and I’m going to look at your solutions now. Also, I will look into posting the frames later in the day. Chris, if you’d like I could email you jpegs to look at.

Richard

[Richard Kratt]

Thanks for the response Pete. Actually, that was the checked preference and then I unchecked it to see if it fixed the problem. It didn’t. An odd problem for sure. I’ve moved on to Commotion for now but I’d still like to get this problem resolved.