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November 2006

Nov 30, 2006

dvGarage Product - conduit

I'm a big fan of Nodal Compositing - it's building effects like a flowchart. Shake has it, but is very complex. Brand new from DVGarage - Conduit. Nodal Compositing in Motion. $199

dvGarage Product - conduit: "Conduit is a nodal compositor that actually sits inside of Motion 2. Nodal compositors provide a powerful flow-chart approach to compositing. Rather than thinking in layers, each node applies an operation. This approach is very popular in high-end facilities because it provides a very open ended way to create composites that are customized to each challenge"

Posted by Greeny in 3rd Party, Motion |

Nov 05, 2006

Here are some Podcasts you might want to listen to.

http://www.digital-heaven.co.uk/podcast http://Podcastingforacause.com/psvideo.xml http://gruntmedia.com/videogrunt_directory.html

Posted by Greeny in Tip |

Tech notes: Multiclips and MPEG-2 Playback

Final Cut Pro: Multiclips may lose sync if "Remove Subclip Limits" is used

If you make subclips + turn them into multiclips - don't remove subclip limits

Using the QuickTime MPEG-2 Playback Component with VOB files

You can play VOBs

Posted by Greeny in Technote |