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Steven Fokkinga
December 18, 2016 at 2:23 pm in reply to: New Macbook pro: Favor cpu or gpu for best performance in FCPX?

Thanks both for sharing your knowledge. I have also asked elsewhere, and the views seem to differ a lot. Some people say that decoding (4k) h264 is purely a CPU-task, so recommend to get the best possible CPU, others stress the importance of the GPU and having a lot of VRAM. It’s a shame Apple doesn’t have something like a white paper to clarify how FCPX uses different resources.
If anyone else has personal experience with this, please chime in!
Steven Fokkinga
September 26, 2016 at 9:57 am in reply to: Random order of the numbers 0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8

Thank you for your very elaborate suggestions! I managed to make it work!
Steven Fokkinga
September 30, 2009 at 1:37 pm in reply to: Presentation in After Effects

Did any of you guys ever found a good solution for this? I am also interested in making presentations in after effects…

Or is there another easy way of using high-quality video and/or animation (exported from AE) in presentations? I only know powerpoint, which always takes time to load videos so is far from fluent. I am on windows.

Thanks!

Steven
Steven Fokkinga
March 29, 2008 at 2:15 pm in reply to: Looping Easy ????

Hi Joey,

Just drag in the clip, create a timeline for it (have it selected and press ctrl+t), if you have nothing else it will be ‘first play’ automatically, otherwise right click on it and select it there. Now for the loop you only have to select the timeline of the clip, and in the dialog on the right side choose the timeline itself for ‘end action’. This will loop it over and over again.

Good luck, Steven
Steven Fokkinga
January 11, 2007 at 5:05 pm in reply to: problem with mixing 3d and 2d

Thanks guys, for your response. I have found the solution already however, I had to enable the little asterix next to the layer, so the transformations are collapsed in the pre-comp.

About making copies of all the layers; that’s a good route that I usually take when dealing with this kind of problem, however, this time I choose the 3d route because I have 20 pictures that have to slide over and under each other all the time, and each time in a different order. So I would have been forced to make about 10-20 copies of every picture to make this work. Not very attractive. With lesser picture or layer order-transitions this would have been the best route however. Thanks anyway!

Steven