Stewart Goldstein
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Yes, I am familiar with this tutorial. I have been using this very technique for quite some time, but I was hoping there was a way to automatically display the phoneme images based on the audio track.
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I have seen most of these techniques, but it looks like the only only that will suit what I have in mind is Papagayo. Unfortunately, Papagayo won’t work on Mac OS 10.8.
Is there anything else out there where I can create a handful of phoneme mouth images have have them play according to the audio track?
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Yes, I have Adobe Media Encoder. Is that better than Encore or Final Cut Pro?
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I will try that.
The animation doesn’t have any effects in it; it is just a playback of the AI images that I put into the animation sequence.
But…
…I don’t know if this is important, but when I try to render the animation as an SWF with “Ignore” instead of “Rasterize,” many parts of the AI files are missing. Most of them, really.
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Groovy! What settings do I put in to make it exactly like like the 1920 X 1080 HD preset in After Effects?
Thank you for your help!
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I will expand “Motion” when I get home, but I wanted to tell you now that yes, all of the clips I am importing have been exhibiting this behavior.
Thanks to all for your responses.
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Yes, the settings for the project match the video. NTSC 720 X 480, 4:3, 0.9.
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“Accept Shadows” – that made it happen, thanks!
is there a way to diffuse the shadows, so they don’t look so harsh?
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Where is the Corner Pin option?
I’d don’t want to consider using the 3D option because it will be too much trouble for what I am doing. I’d be doing a lot of small distortions to a layer within a comp, and I was hoping there’d be something as easy as Photoshop’s Trasform-> Warp, Distort and the like, where I could just grab the corners of a layer and drag a little.
Thanks,
Mike -
Thank you for your reply, but, again, when I say “Distort,” I mean the way you can Distort a layer in Photoshop. (When you select “Transform,” and you can transform with “Perspective,” “Scale,” “Skew,” “Warp” and “Distort.”
Best,
Mike