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Software for After Effects For Muzzle Flashes.
OMG! My brother has hacked me
This is easy to do!
No wonder he wanted to know he's making An Action Movie with effects from MuzzlePlug!
Nick Durron wrote:Capedkid wrote:I need help converting a aep.file; YouTube won't let me upload it so yeah what should I use?
An aep file is an After Effects project, not some kind of video file.
If you want to get a video file out of After Effects, just select the composition you want to render, and go to Composition > Add to Render Queue.
Capedkid wrote:Cheers.
Brothers are so easy to blame
Do they have any programs that can turn your video HD. I use MJ then I use WMM but it's not all great looking
You need to film in HD before it's HD, remember?
Sméagol made a great tutorial on the subject.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPOAdhWoWxw
Make dalek, cybermen, and robot voices!
For daleks and cybermen, use "Ring modulator" press "Input 1" find your pre-recorded voice file, press "Output" and choose the location and name, set the frequency to 33 for daleks or 200 for cybermen, select SINE from the drop down list, press "Process" and tada! Epic win. BUT remember, the way YOU speak is how it will sound, but just with effects, so talk like a dalek or cyberman!
Just added OpenShot to the linux list. I'm linking up the rest of the linux entries right now...
Oh, and I finally added Sqirlz. I kept forgetting...
Last edited by Ash (October 3, 2009 (04:47pm))
Is there something So i can make DVD's on a mac because IDVD just doesn't work. By this I mean it isn't responding
I would say iDVD, but therein lies your problem. If I have time, I shall have a root around the intertubes for you.
Also, LMMS looks flippin' fantastic, cheers for that link.
wow thanks for all that info, ive been forced to do 4fps on imovie, but now that I have framebyframe the possibilities are endless!
wow thanks for all that info, ive been forced to do 4fps on imovie, but now that I have framebyframe the possibilities are endless!
... which has 99% of this community 
Is there something So i can make DVD's on a mac because IDVD just doesn't work. By this I mean it isn't responding
I did a google search for this and came across the suggestion of clearing iDVD's cache:
User(you)>Library>Caches>iDVD (NOT the library in Macintosh HD)
Delete everything in iDVD.
Also, during encoding it will look like it's not responding, when actually it's working fine. DVDs take ages to encode depending on how much RAM you have and longer than CDs to burn due to their lower burn speed, so some patience is needed.
The glueface download here doesn't work for my mac, does it work for anybody else?
It's not working for me either, and I'm on Leopard, so that rules out an outdated Java install. I can only guess that there was a glitch when compiling the .jar file. The source code is available though, if anyone wants to try building it themselves (I would if I knew how to compile Java).
Added HOG to the list.
Just a side note. If anybody has used any of the software on the list and wants to express an opinion on it, just post in this thread.
BUMP
does anyone know a good greenscreening program that's not BSOL?
CineGobs Color Keyer.
i downloaded 6 programs for the pc 
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