[Steve Waldron]

Hi Todd, I’m not sure why they want flv, I could certainly suggest F4V, would that format be easier to gain the required file size?

Thanks.

[Steve Waldron]

yeah, I’ve joined the paths in illustrator and experienced some issues with the joinings like you mentioned. It’s fixable, but not terribly viable on a long term basis as I’d spend a ton of time in illustrator for each image.

Thanks anyway for the help and advise guys, I’ll keep working on it.

[Steve Waldron]

This is great, thanks both, although a slight problem that still needs ironing out. It could be an AE question – but also could be illustrator…

I’m bringing in not just one, but many paths, all of them are vector paths copied out of illustrator, when I paste them in it creates about 25 paths – I guess what I need to do is collate these into just one path so the solution you’ve suggested works.

I’m not hugely experienced within illustrator but cant seem to find a meathod of taking several paths and merging them into one – I shall continue my hunt.

Once I get the 25 paths down to just one, it should work a treat, I’m just seeing if anyone knows way to do this either within AE or IL?

thanks again.

[Steve Waldron]

Although a bit of a pain I’ve always found the stitching method the best looking. It gives you more control over speed of scrolling etc afterwards. I’ve never found any screen recording software to consistently not jerk whilst scrolling.

[Steve Waldron]

Although a bit of a pain I’ve always found the stitching method the best looking. It gives you more control over speed of scrolling etc afterwards and enables you to ease in and out of scrolls using the keyframes. I’ve never found any screen recording software to consistently not jerk whilst scrolling which is a shame.

If you do find a way of grabbing an entire web page let me know as that could be useful, usually though I take several still shots and then line them up, it takes some time but gives a nice look.