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hi there
just trying out this handy lookin glueface for lipsync and have followed the tutorial on
http://bricktrick.de/index-e-glueface-1.php, however when i click open video in glueface and select the avi i want to work with nothing shows up and there is no error msg etc, has anyone had similar problems and found a solution?
thanks
Last edited by stanley2brick (October 28, 2009 (10:18am))
Mostly its because one use compressed AVI or AVI with audio.
Both are not compatible with Glueface
Also there is a bug with avis made in SonyVegas.
Its seems that SonyVegas´ AVI-clips are not straight. Its use a codec, even if one choose "uncompressed".
So please try to re-coding your AVI with SUPER or an similar software to an uncompressed AVI.
Best wishes,
Mario
Mario = Awesome.
Mario = Awesome.
Its ironic?
My english???
If so, I´m sorry, but that day we had english in school I was not there 
thank you mario for getting back to me, i thought that maybe it was that i used WMM for my test, i then used premier pro for my second attempt and made sure it was uncompressed, but alas a fail!!!, although im not the best at following instructions, was the avi not meant to have audio? as i put the audio and video together before i put it (avi with sound)into glueface as i thought the instructions advised, also i just tried putting an uncompressed avi with no sound into glueface and it still never showed up
i appreciate any help you can give
Ok, so lets try this:
Import your AVI into VirtualDub. Choose your Framerate and choose also "no compression".
Save it as "test.avi and use this one in Glueface.
Oh, you avi-size should not be higher than 1024x768
If this works the error is (mostly) that the avi ha audio inside. Try to deaktivate the audio-layers in premiere AFTER you try the first solution with VirtualDub.
Best wishes,
Mario
thank you mario i got a bit further, but still not working!!
im off to bed so ill talk later
thanks again for your help
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