Unai Guerra
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If it is not a plug-in issue, try deactivating View Options.
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Seems that some plug ins lost their activation when updating After Effects. Try typing again their serial number.
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I had the same problem and I solved it applying to the video asset the “Revert to Original” instruction. Surprisingly it worked and I built the DVD correctly. I noticed that the video asset was reinterpreted as 1.066 aspect ratio video, been originally a 16:9 clip (1.422), but when putted in a 16:9 timeline it was shown in its correct pixel proportion.
All the pixel aspect ratios mentioned above were used in a PAL project.
Hope It´ll be of any help.
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From Adobe Forums:
“Yeah, these issues have been known to happen. CS3 will play sound differently from AE7 and sometimes it frowns if it finds different settings stored in the project files. If the settings aren’t already correct, you might be able to prevent the issues by setting your audio sample rates, number of channels and output mapping to the exact same settings as they were on your old system. Also turn off any of those rubbish perceptual audio “enhancement” functions. If that doesn’t bring any improvement, then as they say in software developer circles: removing the audio, re-importing it and placing it on the timeline is an acceptable workaround.”
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It is probably a pixel aspect ratio problem. When you create a still in Photoshop, after clicking in File > New you can find a listbox with different presets. Select Pal D1/DV. 720×576 (with guides) and you
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Whow! I didn