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#LW 4 -> flyerclip work?

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#121835From: dean rectorSep 8, 1995 11:33 PM
<<Choose FlyerA0: ….? Try FlyerA: … Forget the 0. Maybe this address will work.>> PMFJI, but in the FlyerProc macro you must use all caps in the drive name (FLYERA0:), perhaps LW requires this as well. -dean
#121851From: Paul A.VoghelSep 9, 1995 7:32 AM
Maybe this will work. My reasoning is based on the back door rendering I have been using prior to 4.05/6. In LW, it was necessary to Type FlyerA: in the given requestor to correctly path the anim to that drive; I am sure. This is of course a new update and I would bow to any acquired knowledge on this subject. THE VIDEO GUY- a professional video taping service
#121909From: Sam KanterSep 9, 1995 10:34 PM
Use the Flyerproc. Arexx macro. It works, and is easy to use!
#121919From: dean rectorSep 10, 1995 10:18 AM
<<Use the Flyerproc. Arexx macro. It works,>> I can't get it to work consistantly, actually very seldom. 1 out of 10 times. EXACTLY what do you enter and how (click or type) for each requestor? The following typing into the requestors fails: FLYERA0:SOURCECLIP FLYERA0:DESTINATION 05:28 15:08 /2 Double clicking the source and destination fails. Using FLYERA: per the instructions? I recall it failing (I'll double check today). thanks, dean
#121937From: Sam KanterSep 10, 1995 1:51 PM
Dean, I have been clicking on the drive's crouton without showing the path in the title. IOW, I click on drive B, put in a title, and this works most of the time. Occassionally I get a blank clip after a screen flash…
#121948From: henry tellerSep 10, 1995 4:15 PM
Hi Sam, I had a problem when I wanted to start the processing with other than :00. The process captured the last frame of the clip and created a new clip with that only. I've successfully run a reverse (-x1) and a slo-mo (/2) when I started at the beginning (:00) of the clip. Guess I'll do some more tests. Hank Videology, Inc Where you always get P.O.M.P. and Service under all circumstances
#121986From: Sam KanterSep 10, 1995 10:59 PM
Hank, I processed all of my clips 3:00 minutes into the clip. I tried Slo-mo, 2X fast, strobe, and backwards; they all worked fine. BTW, I did only one second of the clip…