[Ronald Czarnecki]

Thanks, not understanding this is holding me up. I think I may have not been clear. In the picture I duplicated Scene 8 which created scene 10, in scene 10 the comp says scene 8 and any changes I make in scene 8 will show up in scene 10.

I can import and drag new video from the project window using alt into the scene 10 timeline but this changes scene 8.

[Ronald Czarnecki]

I made a mistake with the total time; I am trying to burn 4 hours which I have a working ISO file of 21.3 GB but without the credits so I had to redo. When I redo it comes out higher with default project setting.

This time I made quick Time Reference files, I imported just the .mov files and not the wave files. Changing to 50 GB Bly ray disc image I see the file size is 26.55 GB with 23.45 GB free

How do I reduce project transcoding which is at it’s lowest setting of 15mbps? How do I edit the presets for each video?

[Ronald Czarnecki]

Yes I would do it manual but to figure all the files and what the best quality compression would be plus menus would take a lot of figuring. Encore figures it for you and I am only asking for 3 hours to be transcoded.

14-8-21filestoobigfordisc.jpg

[Ronald Czarnecki]

Thanks I figured it would be more complicated then this video from Adobe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYgfDUnA1Ys

I am now working with Mocha trying to do specific areas and track those areas, then combine those overlapped areas.
Rotoscoping with Mocha for AE Part 3: Create & Link Shapes
https://library.creativecow.net/articles/devis_andrew/AE_Rotoscoping-Mocha-3/video-tutorial

I am just disappointed it was not keeping the key frames as in the tutorial Adobe had. Question; should I break down the 34 seconds into four sections?

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[Ronald Czarnecki]

Yes, I was looking at that, Why would the same comp be used for multiple pictures? They at least should not have the same name. Seems the script program is the only way to find them.

[Ronald Czarnecki]

Yes I did at the top and in the timeline to open all the layers. As in the picture the comp is not found in the timeline also it’s repeated in the project window. So how do the pictures change in the different scenes?

[Ronald Czarnecki]

I understand but frustrating this does not have a precomp named “Placeholder_EDIT_01” in the time line. I checked for hidden files but I think I am seeing all of them.

You can see in this picture the precomp is not there. The duplicate is the same as what were are seeing here.

[Ronald Czarnecki]

The “Placeholder_EDIT_01_dup” under project “Scene_02_dup” has the new picture I wish to replace but the flowchart says it’s using “Placeholder_EDIT_01” in “Scene_01”.

Keeps going back to this folder which I can not replace, tough template.

If anyone has any ideas I would appreciate it but it seems I’m stuck on this one.

[Ronald Czarnecki]

I found this post here that shows what you were explaining to me.
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/2/951325

I am getting closer but seem I have one precomp that is share the picture it’s called; Placeholder_Edit_01 & Placeholder EDIT_02.

I copied the folder in project and renamed to dup, then I Ctrl “D” the comp in the timeline. Then I dragged the comp using the Alt to the timeline. I also dragged the comps Placeholder_Color//Text_EDIT_01& 02 and replaced them however I can not find the comp that the picture is in and use the Alt and replace, all the pictures seem to be using the same Placeholder Comp which can not be replaced.

[Ronald Czarnecki]

Thanks but I think I already did that. I duplicated in the project window and renamed it. I then dragged the comp inside the folder of the project window to the timeline. However it was the same instance.