Steve Roberts
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Yep. In fact, if you search the COW posts using “TV” and “off” you should find a thread or two on the topic.
Steve
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I’m not a programmer, but it relates to the 32-bit operating system. For more RAM to be used, you need a 64-bit Operating System and software re-coded to make use of the 64-bit OS.
It’ll happen eventually. Apple’s Motion uses more RAM right now, in fact.
Steve
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Is it soft because it’s moving with motion blur enabled?
Steve
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Depending on the codec of your rendered files, you may not be able to play them back smoothly on any computer without a fast RAID array. Certainly, you cannot playback uncompressed files, and it’s unlikely you’ll be able to play back Animation codec files. They are just too big, and therefore have too much data for the disc to read and keep up a 25 fps playback rate.
If you want to see your finished work on the computer at high quality, try rendering to Photo-JPEG at one tick below highest quality on the slider.
What is your final goal for the piece? Broadcast?
Steve
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Currently, AE will only use a maximum of 2GB of RAM. However, add the RAM used by the OS and any other apps you’ll have open at the same time, and at least 3GB sounds good to me.
If you want to use Apple’s Motion app however, the sky’s the limit. Max out your system if you want to do that.
Steve
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Look in the help under “remove pulldown”.
Steve
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Did you search the COW for “camera shake”?
Steve
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Did you search the COW for “camera shake”?
Steve
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I’d experiment with the Turbulent Displace effect and the Twirl effect. You probably wouldn’t be able to do everything to one layer, so you may need to dissolve from the Twirled-turb-distorted photo to the Twirled-turb-distorted text via opacity or Transition>Gradient Wipe.
Hope that gets you started,
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I could be wrong, but if you do a search for “Gridiron” and “error”, you may find useful threads. Apparently, installing the Gridiron plug (but not necessarily using the plug) fixes an error, which may be the error you’re seeing.
Hope that helps,
Steve