[William Busby]

since nobody else said anything about this… Anthony, it’s best to keep to your original post, otherwise no one will know what you’re talking about. 😉

Bill

[William Busby]

Thanks Eric.

Bill

[William Busby]

alllrighty then… guess it’s just me :-\

[William Busby]

thanks Mark. I probably would have never figured that one out unless by mistake.

Bill

[William Busby]

welllll… welcome back 😀

Bill

[William Busby]

for something like this, I use a audio edit program such as Adobe Audition. using the noise reduction feature, make a “noise profile” of just the fan noise.

1. export wav & import into audio app.
2. in Audition, you only need to select 1/2 a second minimum of just the noise you want to remove from the wav you imported.
3. select “make noise profile from selection” & then save that profile.
4. don’t apply yet but close “noise reduction” filter after saving the profile.
5. select the entire wav then re-open the noise reduction filter
6. load the noise profile you saved earlier.
7. process with that profile tweaking as desired.
8. save processed wav. done!

hth,
Bill

[William Busby]

BCC AVX also has a jitter filter that works very well.

B

[William Busby]

PGLUE is usually associated with un-rendered motion effects. try rendering them (if any) & your sequence should play properly without that error.

Bill

[William Busby]

fwiw… BCC3 can also do this as well.

Bill

[William Busby]

or as a temp solution, hold the shift key (i think) as you’re scrolling.

B