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The graphics card plays a big role in the speed of Motion. Also, the more things you add to your project it typically will play slower.
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If you want the background to not move make it a 2D layer instead of 3D. Then create a Black square with the shape tool, then add a white circle to the same shape. Make them the same Z space as the Circle with the hole. Place the shape layer above the clip that peaks through the hole. Change the Track Matte of the clip to Luma Matte. Then you will see the clip inside the circle. HOpe this helps and best of luck.
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I would place the circle and white wall on say 0 Z position. Then make the image on say 300 Z position. Move the camera through the hole to see all of the image behind.
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Take a look at this article, I hope it helps: https://support.apple.com/kb/HT1885
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Great find William!
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There is a lot going on in this video. At what time in the video are you talking about?
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When you bring a clip in you shouldn’t need to render at all. If you applied a filter such as one to give you time code or something, then you will need to render. If you only have a clip in the time line then delete it and bring it back into the timeline. FCP will ask you if you want to change your settings to the same as the clip. Click yes. If you are working with RAW files from a camera like the Cannon 7D, you shouldn’t bring those into FCP. Although they are .MOV files they are H.264 files. You need to log and transfer them to say Pro Res and then bring them in. Hope this helps.
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[Nan Bress] “or hopefully until someone buys the rights to FCP 7 and then gives us the overhaul in this environment we were all expecting years ago.”
I really feel Premiere Pro comes close. For me the transition over was easy because it looks and acts very close. Plus it does stuff you always wanted FCP to do such as working with RAW files. You can key footage and play it back with out rendering (plus the keyer is way better) a matter of fact, I usually don’t ever render anything. You can play your timeline and edit at the same time. The list goes on. It has some real time saver features.
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[Sam]
Stephen – The hard work and dedication paid off for you then! That’s very inspiring. The work on your Vimeo is very good.Thanks for the kind words.
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