Steve Roberts
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You could contact the Aurora people to see why it crashes, or try this Zaxwerks product:
https://zaxwerks.com/reflector/index.shtml
(I haven’t tried it)
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There’s more to file size than just frame size. The original files had a bigger frame size, but they were more compressed than the downconverts, I’d wager, since the Lossless module uses the Animation codec, a high-quality intermediate codec. H.264 is a more lossy delivery codec that gives smaller file sizes at the loss of some quality. In other words, you went from large-frame low-quality to small-frame high-quality.
You can try lowering the quality of the Animation codec (in “options” in the Output Module) or try the PNG movie codec or Photo-JPEG instead of Animation.
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That’s weird.
What did you change to make them work, for our loyal readers?
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Got a screencap of your a) timeline b) Output Module?
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On the LaCie firewire front, if you have a single drive (short case) and it fails, you can usually mount it in a new FW enclosure and be up and running again. However, if you have a double drive (long case) and it fails, you’re hosed.
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Got a screengrab of a timeline?
Is there a 2D layer in there somewhere?
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Yeah. Lose the ball.
Animate the opacity of the overlaid text elements by character, with no smoothness, square, opacity at 0. I like to keyframe the Offset. Make the first key a hold, and the rest will follow. Keyframe according to what you see on the waveform (LL shortcut), then listen and tweak the key positions in time. Saving as a preset, or checking AE’s presets, should speed it up a bit.
Given that syllables aren’t always marked by detectable changes in amplitude, it’s folly to look for an automated solution. Ya gotta slog.
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(Hey Dave, can you ‘shop a feather boa over your profile pic?)
Aaron, can the bozos in the design department make multiple PDFs, one for each desired layer? Make ’em work for their dollar.
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Yes.
… and using “separate dimensions” for the ball’s position property might make it easier. Or it might not.
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I think the OP means “3D matchmoving apps”, not planar trackers.
Syntheyes is available for Mac now.