#Clarissa
Lattie wrote:
Do you do video recording with the program, on PAL or NTSC? What are the
"limits" you refer to? Less than 50 f/s? LS
Ofcause can You record the Animations created or processed with clariSSA to
video if You have a Genlock (or at least a CVBS-Output). And as I wrote, the
limits are 50 fields per second and if the animation isn't too complicated (too
many colors and too much changes from one frame to the next) it will be played
absolutely smooth with 50fps.
clariSSA has also some features to optimize problematic animations to play them
as smooth as can be.
It is a must have, if you want to superimpose titles and animations in a
professional smooth way without the need of a digital video system like
V-LAB-Motion or PAR.
(Yes, I have a V-LAB Motion, therefore I don't use clariSSA very often but in
many cases I would be able to play my anim's with clariSSA)
But be warned: clariSSA is very powerful but has a rather steep learning curve
and the manuals are a bit poor. And don't think about the cheep Version
ClariSSA2.0. It misses nearly all of the advanced features. Buy the V3.0 pro or
the Easy set.
mfg
But be warned:
clariSSA is very powerful but not very easy to work with.
And don't think about the cheep Version clariSSA 2.0. It misses most of the
advanced features V3.0 pro has.
Dirk Taggesell