Steve Roberts
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Let’s see … anything that can’t be done in the render queue, such as SWF, AVI (on Mac) or DV stream.
I’ve only ever exported to SWF. I don’t make AVIs anymore (Indeo who?) and when .dv files are needed, I’ve used Cleaner. Maybe I’ll try AE for those sometime.
Steve
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Try searching the COW archives (advanced search) on “mosaic”.
Steve
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Or do the same thing (search the archives) in the Broadcast Design forum, using “rate” or “salary” as a search term.
Steve
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Did you do an advanced search in the Business & Marketing forum using “rate” as a search term?
Steve
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Yeah, that would be nice.
One workaround is to use an animator for the opacity of text to which a blur filter has already been applied … but it’s scarcely a replacement. 🙂
Next version of AE, maybe.
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Use composition>make movie. The vast majority of AE renders are done that way, through the render queue. File>export is for special cases.
For more details, check the help.
Steve
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Yeah, but it’s only a flat colour up to the edges of the next colour. Antialiasing blends the two colours, creating a smooth edge.
You should have rendered with an alpha channel to get transparency. Render to a quicktime movie in the animation codec or to a series of TGA files, output module set to RGB+alpha, and millions of colours+.
Steve
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Try hitting F2 to deselect all. Next, select the layer. You should just get the layer.
Steve
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You need faster processors and more RAM. The graphics card has nothing to do with rendering speeds on AE.
Steve
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You can’t output 96 ppi from AE. A pixel is a pixel as far as it’s concerned.
You can try doing a batch action on the tga sequence in Photoshop to save at the same frame size, but at 96 ppi, but I think your client is making one of those “I want to sound like I know what I’m doing” requests.
My 2 cents,
Steve