Sounds like your using improper AA and AF settings. Not sure where to find it, but there used to be a thread talking about AA and AF settings LFS does not support. They will run the game, but your frames will be cut by an 1/8.
No it's fine, and it turned out good. As I said in the other two post I made, there is nothing wrong with doing it that way... Hell I use them from time to time. John just doesn't understand that I brought that up in reference to the time debate.
Your opinion is noted, but every piece of video editing software I've ever used lists them in different panels... For a reason.
Transitions - occur from the start of a clip and end at a specified frame. They also typically are used to blend two different clips together, if they have an overlap... At least by default that's typically how it works.
Effects - have specified start and end frames. They also typically have more parameters.
If you don't think that's a big deal on the time it takes to make a video, well then you just need to go make one. Using a 2 piece transition, compared to a 2 piece effect, saves you about half the time, maybe a little less.
No, it's a transition according to Sony and Adobe... We don't call pan/crop movements effects ether...
If we keep this debate going ImPulse, you're going to have to start paying us for bumping...
IDK how many rounds are in these season, but it looks more like a CAPO review as apposed to a trailer. Better than the first one, but I still think you could shorten it up just a bit, and possibly use a little more view smoothing. I enjoyed the video though.
From 38 - 45 are flash scenes... You can set vegas up to do those automatically when you blend. This is why Vegas and Adobe list transitions and effects in different tabs.
I might post the effects overlay page from a video up in squidhead's tutorial when I get my PC back...
Takes a lot longer than that for one of my 40 - 50 second promos. Then again, there is not a ton of effects in this one so you could be right. Replays dictate how fast you can make a video more so than anything IMO.
I thought there might have been a few to many effects, but what I didn't like the most is that those effects were mediocre at best. Find some effects that look a little more "epic," use them in a similar fashion, and you productions will be much more enjoyable.
Also keep in mind that what you broadcast is just as important as the effects you add to them. This wasn't one of those moments, but don't give up.
It's just like the 2700 video I did. As long as you drive well, have a great sound track, and make the video interesting via editing, any lap can be enjoyable.
Like you said though, anytime you add a purpose to something, it's going to interest the audience just that much more. If LFS were to have a big update, you can bank it would give me the purpose and drive to make a bunch of new videos. That's one of the main reasons my video productions are kinda running dry these days.
You make the broadcast videos, and I'll make the promos...
AhAhAhAhAA! Just joking... I thought it was rather good. Simply put, I don't think you can really say this video isn't good. It is well made and entertaining... I just think the reason there are some mixed reviews is because that music is shall I say, an acquired taste.