An all new Pro Motion Menu Kit titled “Sentimental Moments” will be launching soon!
We are aiming for a Monday June 2nd release day, just in time for the Wedding season. We will be offering it at a discounted price during the first few days of release. You won’t want to miss the sale! This new template will really enhance your product offerings.
The service you have been asking for is finally here! We heard you loud and clear and took action. Our development is well underway and we need your support right now to complete it.
Click on the link below to learn all about the features and contribute to our campaign.
We’ve received feedback from some of our users that have recently updated to the latest Apple OS X Mavericks, and are having major issues in After Effects.
Apparently Apple is doing away with Quicktime, which creates a problem for our workflow that recommends using the Quicktime ‘Animation’ codec, and also causes a couple of our templates to crash After Effects that use Quicktime videos as pre-rendered assets (Pro Motion Menu Kit 12 – Making Memories, and Pro Motion Menu Kit 13 – Rays of Light).
We are working on a solution to this problem and should have a fix shortly!
You can bypass these issues by rendering to a different codec (Quicktime Pro Res or H.264) and convert the Quicktime assets loaded by those two kits to these codecs as well.
Recently on a Blu-ray authoring project in Encore, we chose to combine multiple encoded videos on a single timeline, preserving how they were provided to us. We’ve done this on many occasions in the past but with one small difference. These clips were intended to play seamlessly from one to the next, and did not fade to black between them. This is what caused us to notice another Encore bug…
When authoring a Blu-ray project recently for a client requiring a Playlist, we discovered a terrible bug with Encore.
