[Roger Burton]

Thanks for that Naveen, I’ll check it out, so many variations, life just gets more complicated ! Take care Roger

[Roger Burton]

Hi – you probably wont be interested but I have a copy of CS4 on ebay UK for £600 ! Regards Roger

[Roger Burton]

No worries Dave – good of you to show an interest, hope the workload eases a little … best Roger

[Roger Burton]

Thanks Dave, doesn’t seem to work for me … would you mind checking out the project please: 64_zoomtest.zip Many thanks Roger

[Roger Burton]

Thanks dave and Kevin, I’ll convert using ‘animation’ and avoid the grief. Have a good week Roger

[Roger Burton]

Thanks both, this project was handed off to me by a client so it’s a little difficult (he has had no problems)! if I open the mpeg 4s in Qtime their frame rate is not dead on 25 fps, more like 25.18, this is an issue I guess BUT BUT BUT I did a little more digging and found that some people were having problems with Quicktime caused by the “EyeTV MPEG Support component” in Library \ Quicktime – removingit seems to have helped … I think … I’ve only just dumped it so I have fingers very crossed. Thanks for taking the time and I’ll keep this updated in case it’s of some use to others. Regards Roger

[Roger Burton]

Sorry that should have been ENCODER not composer

[Roger Burton]

Thanks Paul: 768×576 sq pixels PAL 25fps, Open GL off, happens with Ram preview and renders, sizes, half size / resolution (Ram previews) and full size / resolution on renders ! Best Roger

[Roger Burton]

Thanks Dave, I’ll try turning off ‘Open Gl’ and (forgive my ignorance) but is the HDV comment you made only relevant if there were some video footage in the project ? this particular job is graphics only.

Good of you to take the time Roger

[Roger Burton]

Jolly good of you chaps, plenty of food for thought and experimentation there. Have good weekends Roger