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ZippyGaloo
wrote on 10/15/2003, 1:09 AM
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PeterWright
wrote on 10/15/2003, 2:15 AM
Zippy,
Nice to see a post with judicious use of capitals only!
Now the bad news ....
Pre-renders disappearing too easily has been brought up many times -it is annoying, and hopefully its on a "fix list".
Regarding your second point - adding a time code window means every frame has to be rewritten, or rendered, so there's no way around this.
Nice to see a post with judicious use of capitals only!
Now the bad news ....
Pre-renders disappearing too easily has been brought up many times -it is annoying, and hopefully its on a "fix list".
Regarding your second point - adding a time code window means every frame has to be rewritten, or rendered, so there's no way around this.
roger_74
wrote on 10/15/2003, 3:28 AM
What do you think the timecode is...? It's not something that is magically prerendered into your video. It's just like any effect you put into your video.
pb
wrote on 10/16/2003, 1:21 AM
it worked: "ignore this user" really does eradicate the dumb f*ck's drivel.
farss
wrote on 10/16/2003, 3:03 AM
Zippy,
a good idea if your'e working on a big project or one with lots happening is to render out bits as you go.
As far as I can see there's no down side to this in terms of quality if you use a bit of intelligence in how you do it. This way if you want to do something like add timecode then sure it's going to mean another render pass BUT only that FX has to be rendered in and can be much faster.
I always do this if I've done things like alter velocity etc, its a hard enough thing to get my brain around as it is, rendering it out as a new clip saves me a lot of confusion.
a good idea if your'e working on a big project or one with lots happening is to render out bits as you go.
As far as I can see there's no down side to this in terms of quality if you use a bit of intelligence in how you do it. This way if you want to do something like add timecode then sure it's going to mean another render pass BUT only that FX has to be rendered in and can be much faster.
I always do this if I've done things like alter velocity etc, its a hard enough thing to get my brain around as it is, rendering it out as a new clip saves me a lot of confusion.