Scott Roberts
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I’m using Mac and PC which both work great for working in AE. Dell XPS 710 Core 2 Duo and a Mac G5 Dual 2.7. Load them up with ram, get second hard drives for data and if you’re doing broadcast, an external ntsc monitor.
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You might also want to try Adobe Clean Script for CS3:
https://www.adobe.com/support/contact/cs3clean.html
Color Grading presets for After Effects, Premiere, etc., plus free presets and more.
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Depending on the specific look you’re after . . . you can try CC Mosaic for the low-res blocky Atari game look.
Color Grading presets for After Effects, Premiere, etc., plus free presets and more.
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Sorry! I’m doing horror spots. So, blood, implied violence. I won’t be using curse words or nudity. What content is safe to use? I’ve got it covered for NTSC standards for color levels, etc.
Thanks!
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Try the Canopus ADVC-300. I’ve used it connected via Firewire with no issues – on XP. Make sure you select the correct option for output in preferences.
Color Grading presets for After Effects, Premiere, etc., plus free presets and more.
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You can do that, and more in After Effects.
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Aren’t those crosshair points used to track objects, for instance 3D generated graphics that overlay over video such as the characters Pirates 2? Is this the same thing you’re taking about? What DVD are you referring to?
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Have you looked at Mocha from Imagineer Systems?
https://www.imagineersystems.com/
Color Grading presets for After Effects, Premiere, etc., plus free presets and more.
LITTLE BLACK BIRD – PROFESSIONAL VISUAL EFFECTS
https://www.littleblackbird.com
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Avid Meridian . . . yuck! Try Animation, Quicktime PNG, etc.
Look here for codec comparisons: https://www.onerivermedia.com/codecs/
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Have you tried changing the text’s transfer mode to multiply, overlay or another mode?