Recent content by gmlewis

Thanks for the info, Tallbloke! I still seemed pretty slow to me, but maybe I need to perform a render with absolutely no reformatting or any computation involved... in other words, a direct copy, and see if that takes a long time to "render". -- Glenn

One thing I have discovered is that 'chmod' is an incredibly slow operation... if you perform it in a large loop on many files, it will take a long time. I always start my script with: umask 0; And then, if I am creating directories, I say: mkdir $dir,0777 unless -d $dir; When I create...

Hi! I imported a 26-second MP3 into 'Audio 1' along with a 26-second AVI into 'Video 1' that I created in After Effects. MP3 is stereo 48KHz, 16-bit, 320Kbps. Then, at 00:00:24:01, I inserted a 51-minute AVI captured from my MiniDV camcorder into Audio/Video-2. Both AVI's are using the...

I would change the line: $file_text=($text_link , $ext) = split(/./ ,$file); to: ($text_link, $ext) = split(/./, $file); and that should work just peachy. -- Glenn

You can do something like this: <input type=&quot;hidden&quot; name=&quot;B&quot; value=&quot;A&quot;> (Embed this in the HTML output by cgi(a).) Then you can simply access it like any other variable when processing cgi(b), as so: $b = $q->param('B'); # $b=='A' in the above example. -- Glenn

Absolutely! Very cool programming language.

I don't believe that this is possible in AE5.0. Your best bet is to animate your 3D object in other program designed to do that, such as 3D Studio MAX, for example, and then pull the animated result into AE as a video clip. Sorry.