#Record FlyA to FlyB
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Chuck,
Just thought I'd complicate your life a little more.
I've modified one of Arnie Cachelin's AREXX scripts to allow me to turn on
Flyer recording with an ICON and thus avoiding the normal clip record screen (a
second script turns off recording and creates an icon). The advantages of this
script are that it allows me to do things like record text flying in over
incoming video (a la old Toaster overlay) and to permenantly record Chroma FX'd
video so I can put titles and overlays over it.
It would be nice to be able to do this to an already recorded Flyer clip and
to thus achieve a degree of layering too. THE PROBLEM IS: when you start
recording it turns OFF both Flyer drives. Could you possibly get one of your
Software Gurus to see if it wouldn't be possible to allow playback of one drive
to continue while recording to the other drive (the AREXX script requires you
to specify which drive you are recording on)? That is, NOT turn off FlyerA
when you turn ON recording to FlyerB. I realize that this is undoubtedly a
safety feature for most recording work but strictly speaking it is not
absolutely necessary. Perhaps this is already possible and there is a hidden
command like a Shift-Shift combination that will permit this to happen?
Please pass this on to someone who might be able to help. If you need
clarification let me know.
Thanks,
— Russ Spencer —
P.S. If others are interested in these AREXX scripts I'll upload them to this
forum — it just means I'll have to spend some time and write up DOCs for using
them (its actually quite simple). Russ
Russ,
I have recorded clips using the keyer and with dissolves…but your approach to
allow fly ins, etc. sounds great.
Please upload, and keep us posted as you develop the idea.
Regards,
Gary
Micheal, would sure love to get a copy of that AREX….
Accept I use a mac for compuserve…never tried downloading and transferring…
Ed
>>If others are interested in these AREXX scripts I'll upload them to this
forum — it just means I'll have to spend some time and write up DOCs for using
them (its actually quite simple).<<
I'm interested.
Regards,
Norman Austin 70743,1535
I'll pass this on.
Russ,
Yes, I am interested in checking out your Arexx scripts. Anything that can save
time, ergo money, is a cool thing.
Cheers,
Stan
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