Y. Bar
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Well I still can’t open the original file for some reason, but a different version in the auto-save directory works fine.. so my problems is solved.
Y.
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Thanks for the tips,I will be aware of that in my next export if it happens again.
In the mean time I changed the system to Windows 7 64, and it seems that the export works fine.
I guess it was some operating system problem.Thanks for your reply !
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I set it to the maximum which is 144,000 kbs and still I got a low result..
After that I tried a different method- I used the H.264 option from the main menu (before it was Quicktime, and then H.264 as the codec).
This worked , and I got a high quality mp4 file. -
I don’t understand how to use this expression.
I need to keep the position between the 2 keyframes I set already, only to make the transition between them occur instead of every single frame – every 3rd frame.
By the way, is there a way to populate the entire timeline between 2 keyframes with keyframes automatically ? (instead of scrolling forward every frame and adding a keyframe)
At least a way to set a shortcut to ‘Add Keyframe’ ?
Thanks.. Yaron.
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Maybe it is indeed possible for faster systems,but on my system it is very slow, and crushes frequently.
I just discovered that if I export these sequences as Quicktime Animation codec the edit is much faster.. -
The problem is, that I can’t define a specific area to align by, and so I don’t get a precise result.. is there a way to align specifically by the peg holes?
Maybe not in photoshop, but by using some plug in ?Thanks, Y.
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Thanks for answering.
My problem is a little more complicated – since I divided my files into different directories , for example ‘scene1’ ‘scene2’ and so on, but inside the directories the files are numbered in the same way ‘1.jpg’ ‘2.jpg’ and so on.
To link each file for the hundreds I have will be a very tedious job..Is that the only way? After all the structure is all the same, only the drive changed. (I didn’t use drive C:\ actally, I changed it from d:\ to E:\ – a portable drive.
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Okay, thanks, I will try again to get your example to work.
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That’s correct, I have the camera parented to the Null, and it moves according to the Null layer’s movement, regardless of the value I put in ‘factor’.
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The parent layer indeed has keys in it, and so the camera layer moves, but always in the same motion as the parent layer, even though I entered that expression and modified the factor value to values between 1 and 0.001 – the motion is always constant..