Toolfarm Tutorials Database
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 | Exporting HD H.264 have you ever gotten failed renders and error messages when you try to render out your high definition H.264 video in After Effects? I do all the time, and it is in part because the H.264 Output Module is not designed to render HD video. There is a separate workaround, that I get asked to explain all the time on forums. This is a great technique to know when you have to submit proofs to a client many times within a day, and maybe are uploading via FTP, have to burn to disc, or otherwise have limited space.... |
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 | Fixing Gamma Issues A lot of people ask questions on the forum, as to why their H.264 Quicktime videos look washed out and not as vibrant as they are with their source footage. Some people don’t really recognize the difference, and just take it as an problem that comes along with the compression codec, but that isn’t the issue. The issue is that Quicktime has a buggy little issue that stems from over/under compensating for different vibrancy on different displays. This has caused the problem, and now we have the answer. Sadly, you have to have Quicktime Pro to go through this fix with me, but hey maybe Quicktime will fix it in the next version… you never know!
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 | Camera Control, Part 2 Using parenting, expressions, and the new After Effects 7.0 Graph Editor to control a 3D camera.... |
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 | Converting DV-PAL 16:9 to DV-NTSC 4:3 using Final Cut Pro & After Effects This procedure will convert an anamorphic 16:9 DV-PAL video to a letterboxed 16:9 DV-NTSC 4:3 video using FCP and Adobe After Effects. The quality is excellent, but rendering takes a long time. (A similar procedure will convert NTSC to PAL, or non-anamorphic PAL to NTSC but I'll leave that to you to figure out.)... |
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 | Export an After Effects project as a web video In this short video tutorial, Jeff Foster shows you how easy it is to create web videos from your Adobe® After Effects® projects. Learn how to make web videos with the right balance of quality and file size.... |
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 | Export Flash Video from After Effects 7.0 From studiodaily.com. Now you can output FLV files directly from Adobe After Effects 7.0 and bring them into your Flash authoring software without having to recompress them.... |
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 | New Motion Tracker - AE 6.5 In the Motion_Tracker clip (time 2:44) you will learn some of the new features dealing with the new and improved Motion Tracker.... |
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 | Premultiplied Alpha vs. Straight Alpha Every wonder what is the difference between a straight or premultiplied alpha channel? Well here goes a little explanation as well as an example when “guess” does not work.... |
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 | Schecret Settings Memory failures while rendering can be a result of a bug in the Mac OS memory manager in Mac OS 8.5.1 and earlier. AE 4.0 runs into the problem when using all available RAM to cache frames. After Effects 3.1 doesn't cache multiple frames per item therefore doesn't run into the problem. If you're using AE 4.0 and not using all available RAM to cache frames, you're not likely to run into the problem.... |
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