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I'm trying to take a still image and move it around the screen (specifically, make a dog chase a picture of a cat). However, using Premiere's motion controls, I get a really stipey and blured still image with seems to be directly proportional to how fast the still image moves. Anyone know if this is...

Is this actually gonna affect anyone here? I've asked one or two questions about FCP, and gotten mostly "never used it" responces. Plus, most of the guides and software on this site are PC-centric. For me, it just makes the choice between the two easier when I upgrade

Skippy

um... i just read that and DID NOT understand a word....um..like i said im an uber n00b...would anyone have enough patience to explain or something lol sry 4 all the trouble... :oops: The good part about those guides is you don't HAVE to understand them, just accept them. Look for key words like "L...

So watching fansubs of Azumanga gave me some ideas for videos, but seeing as I'd have to wait probably a year for the whole thing to be released stateside, and wanting to make my video NOW NOW NOW! <ahem> I'm trying to find the best way to get the footage. The obvious ones seem out: Fansubs - qualit...

I know there are maybe 3 mac users on the forum, but maybe someone has some experiance with Final Cut. I see there is a new (well, new to me) product called Final Cut Express, which, naturally, is a striped down version of Final Cut Pro for 70% less cost. Does anyone know what the differences are be...

so basicly I'm screwed?

yep made the video super-jerky, like it was removing the interlaced frames rather than combining them. I'll check versions to see if I'm using the most up to date stuff.

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rhkaloge wrote:from ErMaC guides to VitrualDub filters

So yea, I read the guides, hence the question. Now on to trying to capture video rather than burn. We'll see...

Skippy

If you use a AIT All-In-Wonder, then you know that it comes with a Digital VCR that does all the capturing. While it has many, many settings for capturing, many of them seem to be propriatory - that is, I can only open them with the ATI file player, and NOTHING else will open them - not VirtualDub, ...

I have used 2 series while making videos, Dual and Love Hina, using AVIsynth with ripped DVDs. On the Dual video, I could barely tell that it was interlaced, and using Premiere's interlacing filter cleared up any I saw. With Love Hina, the interlacing is VERY obvious, and I can't find any technique ...