2006-07-21, 12:03
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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After Effects Helps Thread
Hey! I was thinking about do this thread 'cause many people have problem w/ AE!
So if you able to helps someone w/ AE Problems, your place is here! o/ So lets try do things to help each other w/ our exp! Go ahead Guys! 
Last edited by Catgirls; 2006-07-21 at 12:49. Reason: Next time SEARCH first BEFORE starting a new thread. Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!111 |
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2006-09-01, 11:31
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You might want to try to reinstall Quicktime.
I had a similar issue affecting both 6.5 and 7.0 Pro. After I completely reinstalled my OS the issue still persisted. Turns out that my installation of Quicktime was corrupt and causing AFX to blow up. In my case I completely removed Quicktime and that resolved the issue although AFX bitches at me everytime I started it up reminding me that some features requiring Quicktime are disabled. |
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2006-09-03, 13:11
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2006-09-03, 18:49
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Hm here's my problem:
I made an overlay in AE (RGBA of course) where logo fades in. When I import that overlay back into AE to test it it works fine, but when we try to encode it using .avs script we encounter a problem. Logo fades in from black instead of from transparent. Here's the clip so you can see what i mean. (Don't mind that black row, it's there to cover up a few things.) And here's the .avs script that we used: Code:
function insertclip(clip clip1, clip clip2, int framebefore, int {
new = clip1.Trim(0,framebefore).ConverttoYV12()
middle = clip1.Trim(framebefore+1,frameafter-1).ConverttoRGB32()
end = clip1.Trim(frameafter,0).ConverttoYV12()
middleadded = Layer(middle, clip2).ConverttoYV12()
good = new + middleadded + end
return good
}
vid = AVISource("video.avi")
afx = AVISource("overlay.avi")
merge = insertclip(vid,afx,2202,2720)
return merge
Help appreciated. Knez |
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2006-09-03, 21:45
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Excessively jovial fellow
Join Date: Dec 2005
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I'd say this is a problem with the AFX, not with the AVS. Mind making the overlay.avi available?
On another note, that AVS contains a few weirdnesses. First of all, there's a syntax error on line 1, where it says Code:
function insertclip(clip clip1, clip clip2, int framebefore, int {
Second, I'd use Overlay() instead of Layer(). It means slightly more typing since you need to explictly tell it to use the alpha channel as a mask, but it avoids converting back and forth between YV12 and RGB32. Not that anyone would notice, but anyway... (the Overlay() equivalent of what you have there would be: Code:
Overlay(middle, clip2, mask=clip2.showalpha()) # note: "middle" does not need to be RGB32, and the output colorspace will whatever middle was
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2006-09-04, 05:57
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Well it might be the AE problem since I tried your method that you mantioned in post #42 and still got the same problem. I even tried using both, Lagarith Lossless Codec and Huffyuv. I get the same problem with both of them. For fade in effect I just simply used Opacity transform option. Should I've used something else (if there is somethin else) or does it have to do something with the preferences? Tnx again. |
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2006-09-04, 07:10
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Last edited by Knez; 2006-09-04 at 08:11. |
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