[Sean Tyler]

Thanks again Michael… that was simple enough, still getting my bearings here and certainly not learning in a “linear” fashion, but I’ll never ask the same question twice…

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[Sean Tyler]

Thanks for the help everyone, ending up using a “tiff with alpha”, that one seemed to work just fine…

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[Sean Tyler]

Yes, I’ve selected Targa Sequence and RGB + Alpha

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[Sean Tyler]

Yes, I believe so, I see the checkerboard background and there are no layers beneath the keyed layer…

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[Sean Tyler]

Thanks Michael,

I got it figured out now, I was just expecting it to behave more like the “timing” features in Premiere Pro, where the clip length adjusts automatically.

Thanks again!

[Sean Tyler]

Thanks for the help Michael…

I did as you said, and added the new keyframes and deleted the original ones. But I seem to be having the same problem, if I speed up or slow down a portion of the clip it distorts the rest of the clip as well.

I was expecting that if I slowed down a portion of the clip the overall clip would “stretch” along the timeline to compensate, but instead the clip length stays the same and the everything after my remap is just squished together to sound something like the Chipmunks Greatest Hits.

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[Sean Tyler]

Thanks for the 2 cents, greatly appreciated!

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[Sean Tyler]

Perfect, thanks so much!