Vince Becquiot
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You could try upgrading to version 11.
Vince
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Looks fine over here bud. Looks like a player issue.
Vince
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You, my friend, have spent a lot of time on this 😉
Great results !!
Now, I’m sure Echospace could take care of that layer duplication, been trying to find a second use of that plug in ever since I bought it 😉
Vince
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You, my friend, have spent a lot of time on this 😉
Great results !!
Now, I’m sure Echospace could take care of that layer duplication, been trying to find a second use of that plug in ever since I bought it 😉
Vince
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If you want to copy everything, you can copy the original clip, ant then right click and select “Paste attributes”.
Or you can go in the effect window and select a specific effect, copy it, then paste it directly to other clips in the timeline.
Finally, you can use nested sequences to add an effect to an entire track(s).
Vince
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You could also play with Lux and fractal noise (on the Lux layer)
Vince
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You could also play with Lux and fractal noise (on the Lux layer)
Vince
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That’s because you are using “Uncompressed Microsoft AVI” This format can only be read by Adobe products, or through AJA cards, but not media players.
You have to choose “Microsoft AVI”, and under the video tab choose compressor “none”. Also uncheck, “Recompress” under data rate.
Cheers,
Vince
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You should be prompted for a license transfer upon uninstalling your current version.
Vince
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Got it. Well, you can just grab the audio track first and move where you want, and then grab the video file.
I think the reason it’s built this way is that most of us really want to move just the video. An audio track whether it’s above or below an other audio track will sound the same. And if you think about it, having the audio move with the video would really make it more painful than helpful in most cases, overriding previous tracks you wanted to keep, etc… There may be a way to actually have the audio tracks follow the video, but I don’t think there would be much of use for it.
Vince