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If I understand what you're asking, you can either make a new composition in AE, and import your completed video as a single layer to work on - OR - if you use premiere to edit, you can import the completed project file into premiere to preserve your edits as layers. If you are importing the comple...

Yeah umm, I heard that you can like make a sub-clip using VirtualDubMob? Like for example: If I uploaded dbz episode one and I didn't want the full episode just one part? How would I do that?

If I understand what you're asking, you can either make a new composition in AE, and import your completed video as a single layer to work on - OR - if you use premiere to edit, you can import the completed project file into premiere to preserve your edits as layers. If you are importing the comple...

If I understand what you're asking, you can either make a new composition in AE, and import your completed video as a single layer to work on - OR - if you use premiere to edit, you can import the completed project file into premiere to preserve your edits as layers. If you are importing the comple...

i know this is my second post thing, but I done had Adobe After Effects Pro Cs3 for like 4 months now and i still havent figured out how to edit an already finished video??? anyone has a clue how

I'm pretty sure your question has been answered already... >.>" But if you're talking about doing something a little like this: http://i9.photobucket.com/albums/a87/japaneezgal/hexagon.jpg Then click Track FX > Cookie Clutter (You'll need about 5) > Select "Reset to None" > Decrease size > Choose S...

Turn on the snap in the Pan/Crop window, make any shaped mask with six points, and move the points around until you get a decent-looking hexagon. You could also always use the shape presets in Photoshop (if you have it) and make a white hexagon on a transparent background, import that into Vegas an...

cookie cutters not have the shape you want? if not then masking is your friend.. if its a still image you can always do it in photoshop... O.o no. cookie cutters dont have all the shapes i want o_0...yeah i know thats why I need someone to explain or give me a link of a tutorial on how to do it mys...

I've been having trouble with this for a while now and I just wanted to know if anyone has an easier way of masking those hard shapes like "hexagon" for instance