[Stephen Smith]

William,
Deleting your preferences and reseting your library path are two different process. Are you saying that the content is now showing up after deleting the preferences and now you can’t send stuff from Final Cut to Motion?

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[Stephen Smith]

Try going to the Preferences and reset the “Content Library & Templates” Library Path in the General section. Best of luck.

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[Stephen Smith]

Here is my e-mail:

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[Stephen Smith]

If that doesn’t work please upload your project file so I can take a look at it.

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[Stephen Smith]

A lot of flicker problems are caused by a TV interlacing footage. Long story short, you only see the odd or even fields on the TV at a time. Because of that thin lines disappear and cause a flicker. If that is the case I would add a Flicker Filter the the clip in Final Cut Pro. Hope this helps and best of luck.

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[Stephen Smith]

Other places to look would be:

Revostock.com
iStockPhoto.com
ntracks.com

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[Stephen Smith]

This does sound odd. Any way you can post the project file here on the COW so we can take a look at it?

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[Stephen Smith]

I would take a look at the Particle Matrix plug-in. https://idustrialrevolution.com/plugins/particlemetrix/index.html
Hope this helps.

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[Stephen Smith]

That was so cool. I like the line, “Why couldn’t they have this fricking artist animate Wolverines’s Claws in X-Men Origins: Wolverine?”. Thanks for sharing.

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[Stephen Smith]

Hold down the option key and then hit the e key. You will then get the desired symbol. Make sure you let go of the two keys. Then hit the e key again and you will get the é. Best of luck.

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