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  • Re: how to delete a keyframe?

    You are asking for DS right? the answers you were getting were for MC. So in DS - When you have your effect property editor open, you can right click on the picture of the key in the upper left hand corner of the property editor, then select "Remove Animation". If you only want to delete a single key frame, make sure you are parked on the
    Posted to Avid DS (Forum) by Tommyp on Thu, Jun 18 2009

  • Re: Exporting image seq with leading zeroes

    You're close - "filename[0001..9999;4].ext" I like to do it this way "filename_[0001..9999;4].ext" The underscore gives a bit of seperation between the fileanme and all the numbers. The 0's are place holders until the count gets that high. The 9's are the highest it will go. The 4 is the number of places. Once you get
    Posted to Avid DS (Forum) by Tommyp on Tue, Jun 9 2009

  • DS Tracking in Graphics Clip Effect

    This is an example of painting out a phone number in a graphics clip effect and then tracking it, all still inside the same clip effect.
    Posted to Techniques/How-to (MediaGallery) by Tommyp on Tue, Sep 9 2008

  • DS Tracking in Graphics Clip Effect

    This is an example of painting out a phone number in a graphics clip effect and then tracking it, all still inside the same clip effect.
    Posted to Avid Community Tips (Forum) by Tommyp on Tue, Sep 9 2008

  • Re: DS Wish List

    Actually, it was avid who changed it. On a linear editor the mark out is not inclusive, so to a lot of us the DS was correct, but I know that everyone has their preference. I think Avid really dropped the ball in the interface department on this machine I agree, they shouldn't have tried so hard to make it look like a MC.
    Posted to Avid DS (Forum) by Tommyp on Thu, Mar 2 2006

  • Re: Welcome People from the DS List

    Anyone get the feeling that this is like when a bunch of people show up at a party all loud and crazy and everyone already at the party goes "oh, jeez, look out" i like being the ones to look out for. Tom kinetic post
    Posted to Avid DS (Forum) by Tommyp on Fri, Jan 27 2006
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