Wallace Adrian d'alessio
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Yes, of course it is big enough.
But big projects and or big frame sizes will fill it faster than you will believe.
So purge caches often.Save finished clips and resources on a different drive.
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Click off the eyeballs in all null layers manually.
Or try writing or finding a script to do them as a batch.Adrian D\’Alessio aka; Fluxstringer
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Did you make note of the font category and whether the rejected one was a trial version, an old font or somehow “hinky”?
That would be good to know for future reference.
Fonts, like music and other media are a category publishers wish to monetize.
The rules and the enforcement are getting stronger.Adrian D\’Alessio aka; Fluxstringer
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*1 does not give the correct orientation?
Have you looked at https://motionscript.com/ ?
or aesripts.com ?on an Adobe site thread pavelusha_ provided and answer to what sounds similar.
Her script is this
Here is the correct working code for Auto orient. I needed it a couple of yers ago and because After effects has glitches I wrote my own expression. It’s for 2D layer but you can easy modify it for 3D. Add this to rotation property:
counter=1;
direction=-1;
while((time-counter*thisComp.frameDuration>=0) && (thisComp.layer(“Null 1”).position.speedAtTime(time-counter*thisComp.frameDuration)==0)) counter=counter+1;
if (time-counter*thisComp.frameDuration<0){
direction=1;
counter=0;
while((time+counter*thisComp.frameDuration<=thisComp.duration) && (thisComp.layer(“Null 1”).position.speedAtTime(time+counter*thisComp.frameDuration)==0)) counter=counter+1;
counter=counter+1;
}
counter=counter*direction;
pre = thisComp.layer(“Null 1”).position.valueAtTime(time+(counter-1)*thisComp.frameDuration);
post = thisComp.layer(“Null 1″).position.valueAtTime(time+counter*thisComp.frameDuration);
delta = post-pre;
if (delta[0] == 0) delta[0]=1;
radiansToDegrees(Math.atan2(delta[0],-delta[1]));
Hope that might help somebody. ”
___________________________________________________________As a last resort you could try asking Abgie Taylor, she is always looking for expressions solutions.
She likes personal messages about expressions .
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*1 does not give the correct orientation?
Have you looked at https://motionscript.com/ ?
or aesripts.com ?on an Adobe site thread pavelusha_ provided and answer to what sounds similar.
Her script is this
Here is the correct working code for Auto orient. I needed it a couple of yers ago and because After effects has glitches I wrote my own expression. It’s for 2D layer but you can easy modify it for 3D. Add this to rotation property:
counter=1;
direction=-1;
while((time-counter*thisComp.frameDuration>=0) && (thisComp.layer(“Null 1”).position.speedAtTime(time-counter*thisComp.frameDuration)==0)) counter=counter+1;
if (time-counter*thisComp.frameDuration<0){
direction=1;
counter=0;
while((time+counter*thisComp.frameDuration<=thisComp.duration) && (thisComp.layer(“Null 1”).position.speedAtTime(time+counter*thisComp.frameDuration)==0)) counter=counter+1;
counter=counter+1;
}
counter=counter*direction;
pre = thisComp.layer(“Null 1”).position.valueAtTime(time+(counter-1)*thisComp.frameDuration);
post = thisComp.layer(“Null 1”).position.valueAtTime(time+counter*thisComp.frameDuration);
delta = post-pre;
if (delta[0] == 0) delta[0]=1;
radiansToDegrees(Math.atan2(delta[0],-delta[1]));
Hope that might help somebody.
Adrian D\’Alessio aka; Fluxstringer
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Did you experiment with shutter corrections?
https://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/rolling-shutter-repair.html
Here is something relevant about frame blending. A sort of frame by frame transition to make the flicker less noticable.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/9.0/WS3878526689cb91655866c1103906c6dea-7d43a.html
Also have you deinterlaced all footage or checked it for type?
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If you have Audition the better way is this.
Click the Audio and from the edit menu send it to Audition.
In Audition you have the controls for using either a frequency spectrum display, or a pitch Spectrum display.
By Zooming into the wave form and the twospectrum displays you can isolate the exact sound you want to remove or reduce. ( sometimes you need the ambience.)
The frequency spectrum will help you find the frequencies to reduce by EQ.
The pitch spectrum will be the tool for removing the really annoying sudden sounds and leaving the rest all but untouched. There are erase tools and various ways to reduce or totally remove things like Ice Cream truck jingle PAs, office shouting, sirens etc. It is very satisfying to surgically remove them and leaving what remains.
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No speciality needed.
Make a luminance mask of your liking in photoshop and overlay.
Experiment a bit with timeing and opacity.
Use blend mode to tune to your preference.
Knowing how grey scale masks can interact with layers is an essential basic skill.
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How Much RAM are your Adobe programs allowed to access.
64 GB will do no good if the program is set to use 2 GB.
You should also consider running a hardware monitor while rendering to help spot
choke points of processing.Adrian D\’Alessio aka; Fluxstringer
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Have you tried cross linking to an expression manually?
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