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Dustin W. Lindell 4/5/2007 3:27:59 AMTHIS IS SWEEEEET! lol I love it. Great job #632311
Jeff Robinson 4/5/2007 3:36:12 AMExcellent work Paul!! Terrific pov and detail! Jeff #4131671
Laurie Daily 4/5/2007 3:49:08 AMI love this great close up, Paul! #4131728
Colette M. Metcalf 4/5/2007 3:49:19 AMTerrific capture, Paul!! #4131729
Dominick M. Dimacale 4/5/2007 4:27:38 AMGreat composition and details here Paul...Dominick #4131922
Sharon King 4/5/2007 4:58:02 AMAwesome macro, terrific colors and detail...WOW! #4132076
Larry Smith 4/5/2007 5:12:45 AMGreat macro shot Paul #4132163
Renee Doyle 4/5/2007 5:13:23 AMFantastic macro Paul!!!!
Nadine A. Lewis 4/5/2007 5:42:30 AMOUTSTANDING macro, Paul...a winner for sure!!! <>< #4132321
Cheryl E. Molennor 4/5/2007 3:40:28 PMFantastic macro #4134117
Marsha S. Smith 4/5/2007 8:12:38 PMNow THAT's a Macro! Gorgeous! #4134898
Hayden Cannon 4/7/2007 5:35:46 AMWOW what a close up fantastic capture amazing colors and details on those compound eyes very nive capture Paul #4139235
Sue L. Cullumber 4/8/2007 12:45:30 PMPaul amazing is all I have to Say and WOW!! #4143731
Roberto Michelin 5/21/2007 10:20:09 AMOustanding macro work Paul.
Michel Lalonde 5/23/2007 5:54:03 PMCongratulation Paul,
Dot K. 5/23/2007 6:02:04 PMWow excellent capture! Congrats! #4319515
Kay E. Mahoney 5/23/2007 7:40:18 PMCongratulations on your finalist, Paul. Good luck in the next round. #4320366
Cheryl E. Molennor 5/23/2007 8:11:19 PMWell no doubt here. Congratulations!! #4320695
Raymond Pauly 5/23/2007 11:34:25 PMSuperb macro shot, Paul! Impressive clarity of detail, clors and focus!
Kathy L. Clark 5/24/2007 6:37:51 AMCongratulations on being a finalist. Fantastic shot Paul. #4323419
Carla Metzler 5/24/2007 8:28:57 AMThis image just amazes me! Congratulations, Paul!! #4324131
Lynne Morris 5/24/2007 9:31:48 AMAwesome Paul, a worthy finalist, many congratulations! #4324330
Janet McNeil 5/24/2007 5:46:28 PMTerrific macro!! Good luck in round 2!! #4326095
Su Sana E. P 5/24/2007 8:29:52 PMWTG!! Paul, this is the 3rd Win in a month!! Huge Congratulations again!! #4326692
Colette M. Metcalf 5/24/2007 8:39:15 PMCongratulations!!! #4326764
Dominick M. Dimacale 5/24/2007 9:37:31 PMCongratulations Paul on your 3rd win...Dominick #4326937
Kay E. Mahoney 5/25/2007 6:59:20 AMWTG Paul, Congratulations on your wonderful second place winner. #4328880
Raymond Pauly 5/25/2007 10:46:51 AMWOOOOW!!! Not two... THREE winners!!! WTG, Paul! #4329524
Cheryl E. Molennor 5/25/2007 5:53:08 PMAwesome well deserved win! #4330661
Janine Russell 5/25/2007 11:15:26 PMPaul, BIG CONGRATULATIONS on yet a THIRD SECOND PLACE WIN! #4331303
Bill Houghton 6/1/2007 2:35:39 PMThis is a great shot Paul. Very nice job on this. Congratulations. Bill
Check out my new gallery when you get time:
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Wendy S. Mogul 6/3/2007 8:00:39 PMWow now this is sharp!!!! Fantastic work and Congrats on the win! And thanks for the nice comment on my Dragonfly pic!!!! #4362376
Shelly A. Van Camp 6/13/2007 6:49:09 AMVery well done...Nice colors and details! Congrats!! #4392999
William88 6/21/2007 3:49:48 PMAmazing macro. Excellent composition and color. Well deserved. #4421620
Cassie L. Woodlee 7/8/2007 6:38:12 PMOH my goodness AMAZING macro. I agree well deserved Paul!!! #4486410
Lisa J. Boulden 7/2/2008 10:40:50 AMAn outstanding macro on many levels!
Susan T. Evans 10/21/2008 2:48:47 AMPaul, awesome macro, congrats!!!
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I've recently started watching anime/listening to Japanese music again, and I'm starting to remember why I used to be an otaku... so I decided to give learning Japanese another shot. As I recall, I never liked any of kanji flashcard programs online, because they take forever to set up, and aren't very user friendly, so I made one of my own that's as easy to use as I could make it.
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I started LPing about a year and a half ago, and there always seemed to be some major life event getting in the way of continuing to record just as I'm starting to record... UNTIL NOW! So yeah, I'm back to LPing, for good this time. I even said in the description of the first video I uploaded that the only thing that could stop me from recording is if someone in my family died... and my uncle died the next day. Still recording though, so yeah. Should be good now.
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So, for my application to DigiPen, I'm supposed to make up my own card game, and write an essay about it. I assume this is to prove my general creative ability, as well as my ability to playtest, and fix problems in my design. The game is called Traitor, and is heavily influenced by Real Time Strategy games like Starcraft 2, Age of Empires, etc.
Here are the rules after way too much time playtesting it:
Here are the rules after way too much time playtesting it:
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I've been wanting a blog for a couple years now, and had I just waited until I hit the 5000 post requirement (Which is a stupidly high number.), it would have taken me about 7 years in total to get it, at the rate that I'm going now. Thankfully, Andy swooped in to save the day, and donated for me. :D
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Atlanta, GA – Dan Haren pitched eight innings of one-run baseball and the Washington Nationals defeated the Atlanta Braves, 3-1, in the finale of a four-game set.
Haren (3-3) blew by the Braves' offense, throwing 90 pitches. He allowed just four hits an a walk in his outing. Rafael Soriano pitched a scoreless ninth to notch his ninth save.
"(Haren's) a consummate pitcher," said Nationals manager Davey Johnson. "He doesn't give in to a hitter. He's got all kinds of movement on the ball, and this is a very aggressive swinging ballclub."
Denard Span was 3-for-4 and drove in two runs and Steve Lombardozzi had one RBI for the Nationals, who split the series 2-2.
Dan Uggla knocked a solo shot but the Braves mustered just five hits. Starter Kris Medlen (1-4) surrendered three runs on seven hits while striking out eight and walking three over seven frames.
Span started the game with a double to right, advanced to third on a wild pitch by Medlen and scored on a single by Lombardozzi.
Washington tacked on two more runs during its next at-bat. With two outs, third baseman Chris Johnson misplayed Span's soft grounder. The ball rolled into shallow left field allowing Anthony Rendon and Wilson Ramos to score on the play.
Uggla's home run came with two outs in the seventh.
Soriano gave up a two-out single to Evan Gattis in the ninth, Uggla popped out to Lombardozzi to end the game.
"(Haren) was great...and Soriano took care of the rest," Chris Johnson said.
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Medlen threw 104 pitches ... Nationals shortstop Ian Desmond hit his 11th double of the season ... Haren entered the game 2-1 with a 7.31 ERA in three starts at Turner Field, though his last victory came in 2005, as a member of the Athletics ... The Nationals were 3-for-11 with runners in scoring position and left 10 men on base ... Washington is 8-8 against NL East teams this season.


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I guess meningitis, fever, and drugs wouldn't cause a pleasant hallucination, it had to be actual heaven.
I don't know. I never know what to think of a man in a bow tie.
I'm glad he enjoyed "death", but an entirely subjective, meningitis-induced memory doesn't exactly give me confidence.
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I find it astonishing that people trust their senses or perceptions ESPECIALLY when their physiology is malfunctioning! It's like no one ever read that line from Dickens' Christmas Carol:
"Why do you doubt your senses?"
"Because," said Scrooge, "a little thing affects them. A slight disorder of the stomach makes them cheats."
If a blot of mustard or an undigested bit of beef can twist the senses, then how about dangerously low blood pressure or O2 saturation much less than 100% or any one of a hundred other untoward conditions? Should we also mention the psychotropic effects of the medications which may be administered at the time?
I'm not even a doctor, and I can think of the above just off the top of my head. This guy is a neurosurgeon and he can't be bothered to look at this critically and objectively???
[BTW, Charles Osgood wears bow-ties, and he's a decent sort ... but I'm not relying on him to deal with a tumor in my cerebellum, either!]
Isn't Bill Nye a bow-tie wearer? I'd trust him to be suitably skeptical about such silliness.
Why is it that all these guys who go to Heaven when they die (or don't die) and come back again,never come back with anything interesting? They see angels on fluffy clouds etc but couldn't they pick up something interesting,such as a cure for cancer,or how is Elvis?
You are absolutely right. Maybe that's where he learned to tie the bow tie. it's not easy.
Sorry for adding a necro post and on a minor part of the original post but...
DON'T trust a doctor wearing a regular tie.. those things are nasty nasty breeding grounds for all sorts of bugs. Lots of Doctors used to wear bow ties as regular ties would often touch the patients icky bits.
I am a medical sales rep and I have taken to not wearing any tie because of this reason, and few doctors I see wear one either.
NDE's are probably where the stories about heaven and hell come from in the first place.
That article is a KEEPER, Luara, and a must-read for anyone who has to deal with a believer in near-death experiences.
Yes, and this neurosurgeon is making a giant leap in his "reasoning", using only his apparently very minimal knowledge of neuroscience. It suggests that the hyper-reality of this kind of experience is very convincing to people. Terence McKenna also said he believed in the reality of the ketamine experience.
I wonder how this neurosurgeon claims this kind of experience couldn't come from a drug, since he's most likely never tried DMT himself.
I had a very mild experience of hyper-reality when I started taking a choline supplement. I wonder what's known about what is going on in someone's brain when they have these intense experiences of hyper-reality.
I wonder if it's possible for stories of the afterlife to be true, in the sense that the dying brain would experience this merging into the light etc. as an eternity.
Sam Harris says that these vast experiences can happen in a very small time, so maybe a small time could seem like eternity. One couldn't have an infinite number of thoughts, but perhaps an ultimate version of a meditation experience of merging into bliss.
Dead people have a seraphic smile, at least sometimes - maybe this smile corresponds to an experience.
Nature would be less cruel if this were so - animals get torn to pieces without anesthesia, and they probably have some kind of consciousness. Maybe bliss at the end of life, evolved for some reason.
I'd love to believe that the soul can exist independent of the body, and could survive, at least if the survival doesn't follow the grim rules of many religions. I've heard that some hospitals put pictures facing towards the ceiling where someone's spirit, if it really was up there during an out of body experience, could see them. But not that anyone did describe what was in the picture after an OBE. It would help if this were routinely done in hospitals, someone has an OBE and one can check whether they saw the picture ...
The August issue of Esquire has an article on Dr. Eben Alexander, the "proof of heaven" guy. The article racks a lot of muck.
It seems he has a history of carelessness as a neurosurgeon, a lot of malpractice lawsuits, and he's "cooked the books" on records of his mistakes.
Also the ER doctor who treated him when he came in with this bacterial meningitis, says he wasn't in a coma because of the meningitis. He was in a coma because the ER doctors gave him anesthesia. He came in agitated and delirious, so they anesthetized him. They withdrew the anesthesia now and then, but he woke up still agitated and delirious.
The ER doctor read his account and said it was fictionalized. The weather wasn't as he described it, he didn't yell "God help me!" as he described, etc. etc.
He would have had brain waves in the coma, not having brain waves is "brain death", not coma. The article doesn't discuss this.
This supposedly factual, scientific book about Heaven is actually a fictionalized account of an experience this guy had, reworked into something marketable. Dr Alexander considers himself now a healer of the soul and people's fear of death.
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"Thank God you werent hurt" " God yea lets thank god shall we,for his blessings are raining down upon me, WAIT THATS NOT RAIN!" ~Bruce Almighty Jim Carrey and Jennifer Aniston~

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A quick heads up for you folks on Sprint: We've gotten word from a reliable source that the Sprint Samsung Galaxy Nexus and Nexus S 4G are slated to get their Android 4.1 Jelly Bean updates this week. On Thursday, to be exact. And it'll be build FH05 for the Galaxy Nexus, and JRO03R for the Nexus S, to be even more exact.
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Software updates for the Samsung Galaxy Nexus (L700) and Nexus S 4G will be available beginning Thursday, 9.6.12. Galaxy Nexus Software Version: FH05 Nexus S Software Version: JRO03R Software updates will be pushed to all handsets via Google. Customers cannot initiate a download on their own.
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The program features music composed specifically for two pianos. The program includes Mozart and South American folk songs. In addition, the duo will perform pieces from French composer Francis Poulenc and Johannes Brahms' Variations on a Theme by Haydn. The program will conclude with melodies of an American favorite, George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue.
The Everett & Rodgers Duo evolved June 2007 when the two pianists met to read through two-piano music as a way to relax after a day of judging Young Hoosier Piano Competition auditions. In addition to concerts at Wabash College, the duo has performed on the "Thursday Series" and the Faculty Recital at the conclusion of the Music Education Camp for high school students at Anderson University. They have also performed at the Indiana Music Teachers Association Conference.
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Sunday, November 13, 2005
Yet another load of nut cookies
And once again I made cookies. I added one egg and reduced the amount of sugar, using just over half a cup for the 360 gram jar of nut paste.
Dead simple again, resulting in yummy, nutty and very chewy cookies. Mmmmm.. If I could only find pistachio paste somewhere now...
5 comments:
- Michèle said...
Hi Pille, what a clever idea! the cookies look wonderful, I can almost smell them from here ;)
- 2:16 pm, November 13, 2005
- paz said...
I want to taste some of those cookies and I want you to make the pistachio ones, too.
- 4:08 pm, November 14, 2005
- Melissa said...
That hazelnut paste looks great, and I've never thought to use something like that in a recipe for peanut butter cookies. I'll have to try it - where is this new Turkish market?
By the way, pistachio paste is really easy to make. You can follow Heidi's recent recipe for pistachio butter, or just toast and grind shelled pistachios together with a little bit of vegetable oil. You don't even have to blanch and peel them if you don't want to, though it will make it a little greener if you do.
- 8:10 pm, November 14, 2005
- Pille said...
Michele and Paz - I guess it's easy to 'almost smell and taste' them - they were very hazelnutty:) Thanks for popping by!
Melissa - the new shop (sorry, can't remember the name, something with 'bazar') is on South Clerk Street, opposite the block where Blockbusters/Post Office/Peckhams deli are. It's not large shop, but seems to have a good range of Turkish goods, mainly imported from Germany apparently.
Thanks for the tip about pistachio paste!!! I don't have a grinder or food processor, thou. I wonder if an old fashioned pestle and mortar would do...
- 3:08 pm, November 15, 2005
- Melissa said...
Okay, I'll have to check it out. As for the pistachio paste, I imagine a pestle and mortar would work fine, though it'll be quite a bit more work :) Actually, in that case I would blanch and peel the pistachios first, as they come out quite soft and mashing them by hand will probably be easier. Otherwise you're welcome to drop by anytime and run a batch through my food processor!
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1. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?sinious Apr 5, 2012 6:14 PM (in response to Suntower)1 person found this helpful
Don't think 'video' is too expensive for your menu. You can fully produce all the effects you want and export a video. Flash can simply be used to import/play that video.
Seriously, pixellation transitions are 90s. There's nothing exciting about them. They are fairly complicated for your level if you are to program them in flash. The easiest thing for you is simply to produce your content as a video and compress the heck out of it and display it using flash.
2. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 5, 2012 7:45 PM (in response to sinious)
THANKS! Coincidentally, I've been reading up a bit on this and I would be happy to use this technique (my client would be none too happy to see a pro video turned into an 'animation' his 8 year old could do better.) My understanding is that the SWF 'wrapper' helps with streaming so the size of the video is less of an issue. Remaining questions:
1. Is there some sort of 'template' in CS4 to import a video and create the proper 'wrapper' without too much study on my part?
2. And assuming I can figure -that- out, my remaining question is: can I create a video with a transparent background? My understanding is that Premiere can export to an FLV with an Alpha Channel, but I must be missing something because I tried it and it didn't seem to work. Any tips on -that-?
3. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?sinious Apr 6, 2012 6:32 AM (in response to Suntower)1 person found this helpful
1 and 2 sort of conflict with each other. If you want to make it easy to play video in something that has all the code prewritten to the point all you do is tell it a FLV filename to play then you're going to want to use the FLVPlayback component. The problem is you won't get a transparent background. To do that you'll need to code up a video player yourself using the NetStream class.
The reason you want to use the NetStream class rather than just slapping it on the timeline is you can keep the FLV external from the SWF so the SWF loads instantly and can progressively play back the FLV. If you embed the video into the SWF then the user is going to get a much worse experience.
Here's an adobe example of the code to play a video, probably not for the faint of heart. Here's a much more piece by piece tutorial on the same subject. By using this method of playing the video without a component the classes don't come with a background so you can see through them and alpha can be useful (if you set the embedded flash to windowless transparent in the HTML).
On 2, things are very different in the CS5.5 world. Premiere exports its work to Adobe Media Encoder to encode rather than doing it itself. What I used to do myself was use Sorenson Squeeze back when I used CS4. I would use a codec like Quicktime with the Animation codec, set the output to millions+ of colors so it output an alpha channel and then I'd take that (huge) quicktime video into Sorenson Squeeze and compress it into a ON2VP6 Pro FLV while checking the Alpha channel support.
Actually I used the Bitjazz SheerVideo codec because it's 100% lossless, supports alpha, is ultra cpu efficient and cuts the filesize by half but you need to buy it. The Animation codec is probably the next best thing as it can be lossless.
So perhaps you want to export your video using Animation with Millions+ colors to get the Alpha, Then you have to remind me if CS4 has Adobe Media Encoder. If it does, use that to compress your video into ON2 VP6 Pro FLV as it should have an option for Alpha. Otherwise look for a way to export via Premiere directly to FLV ON2VP6 as it should support your Alpha.
4. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 6, 2012 12:09 PM (in response to sinious)
Thanks. This was very helpful. -Almost- there. Here's where I'm still a bit stuck.
First of all... I do have CS5.5 on another machine. I guess I can switch to that if I need to, but all my materials for -this- project are on a machine with CS4. Premiere -does- use Media Encoder. So I was able to export to FLV with an Alpha channel.
Then, I created a blank flash project, popped in the script from the tutorial you provided and Presto! I had a streamed FLV with a transparent bg. Wonderbra! BUT... there's a problem! The text look AWFUL.
So I switched to AE... which I'm less familiar with than Premiere, but I'm OK. The only problem is that there is no FLV export---only 'XFL', with which I am not familiar. But I rendered it, then opened the XFL in Flash and published it as an SWF and it seemed to work OK... except that there's a nasty little audio pop at the end of the clip.
1. Can I export from AE to an FLV... so I can use the same script as I created with the Premiere FLV and lose the huge SWF?
2. Or... is there a way to open the XFL in Flash and then generate the streaming SWF and FLV?
3. Any reason for the audio 'pop'?
5. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?sinious Apr 6, 2012 12:30 PM (in response to Suntower)
After Effects (AE) can definitely export you a FLV. AE does still render on its own rather than sending it to Adobe Media Encoder (AME) but you have all the same support (at least in CS5.5) for formats as AME. Adobe shares all its format support pretty universally.
Text may look awful but it's probably because you're using some effects like drop-shadows and such that may not be exported with proper transparency in Premiere. I can say my absolute least favorite app in the Adobe Suite is Premiere. It seems to do just about everything wrong. As soon as they changed to disallowing you to edit a projects resolution after you created it, I grabbed a high end rig and started editing 100% in After Effects. It's a pain because you need to ram preview to hear audio, nowhere near the scrubability as premiere, but I just HATE Premiere.
That aside I don't even know what XFL is. You can directly export a FLV, and should, right from AE, if you imported your Premiere project into it. I find AE to be the highest quality rendering solution in the Adobe bunch for video overall. It's the photoshop of video. It just works.
Here's a screenshot of CS5.5's format list from my install:
So you can see both FLV (old, On2VP6-esque) and F4V (new, H264-esque) listed there.
Do note that (to my knowledge) despite H264 supporting transparency, Flash Player does not show transparency encoded into mp4/h264. I could be wrong but I think you need to use FLV/On2VP6.
6. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 6, 2012 4:13 PM (in response to sinious)
Well, I thought I was making progress. But I'm still stuck.
I figured out how to export to FLV... you use 'Render'. OK. And the first time I did it, it 'worked' in that I got a transparent bg. But then I saw that the text was still crappy and I started futzing and now I have both crappy text -and- a black bg.
To see what I mean, the test page is: http://burtengineering.com
I hit 'Add to Render Queue, selected FLV as the output. Selected RGB+Alpha Lossless and rendered. (BTW: Is there a way to save the 'Output Module' settings in my AE project so I don't have to reselect them each time I render?)
One possibility: My AE project is 550 x 413 --- I just set the width to 550---the size of the div on the web site and AE selected that height. Could -that- be the problem? Is there a fixed dimension I need to use? I adjusted to match this in my Flash Action Script (and in the resultant HTML) but that made -no- difference.
But I looked at the FLV in Adobe Media Player and it looks -fine-. Crisp text.
I'm stuck. Whimper.
7. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 7, 2012 4:00 PM (in response to Suntower)
I'm getting closer.
Got the transparency to work---somehow. And the text looks better now... BUT some characters are still crap. It does -not- look like viewing the raw FLV in Adobe Media Player. See the 'r' and 't'? But in the blue title everything looks -fine- and I can't figure out why.
8. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 9, 2012 9:17 AM (in response to Suntower)
Anyone? Just trying to figure out how to get the text to render nice n sharp. Looks fine in Media Player but crap on the web when loaded with SWF.
Current try was rendered from AE...
9. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?sinious Apr 9, 2012 11:41 AM (in response to Suntower)
All I see is white with faint gray lines there. Am I missing an animation? WMP will have a black background by default so if your text is a lighter color it'll look better.
Chances are your data rate combined with a difficult to compress effect such as drop-shadows on text will compress very poorly. Easiest thing to do to see if this is your problem is crank up the bitrate to around 1600kbit/s. Make sure you're using On2VP6 and not something like Sorenson Spark (very old pixelated codec).
10. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?adninjastrator Apr 9, 2012 12:48 PM (in response to Suntower)
The Flash is not displaying in IE because the path in the <object> is wrong:
<param name="movie" value="Untitled-2.swf" />
The <embed> has it correct:
I may be missing something but the animation looks like just a very simple slideshow with a little text... and the text looks really bad right now. Are you rending this as a video rather than a simple .swf?
While you may want some fancy transitions as per video, right now the text looks so amateurish that the transition will mean little.
I'll admit that I haven't followed the thread entirely but I can see and evaluate the progress so far. Why don't you just do the slideshow directly in Flash, the text would come out MUCH better.
Or a second option would be to do the images as video.... if you must (over in Premiere) and import that into Flash and let Flash handle all the text... as the video plays on the stage.... combine video and Flash.
Best wishes,
11. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 9, 2012 2:31 PM (in response to adninjastrator)
This thread has taken many turns so I understand your confusion. I started it because I found doing fades/dissolves directly in Flash to be VERY tedious... although the text looked -great-.
So in #2 Sinious suggested I simply create the video... which I'm used to doing... and render into FLV... and then write a little SWF wrapper to load it on the web page. Worked great. Got the transparent bg I wanted and it loads fast.
When I did a 'video' in AE or Premiere and rendered into FLV, the text looks -fine- when played directly from Adobe Media Player but TERRIBLE when loaded on the web page.
So I either need:
a) A way to do these simple dissolves FAST directly in Flash or...
b) A method for rendering an AE or Premiere video as an FLV with these text bits that doesn't look crap on the web. I'm open to changing fonts, sizes, -whatever- it takes.
BTW: I have -never- used any text 'effects' (drop shadow, outline text, etc.)
ALSO: Just to make it triple-clear: When I wrote 'Media Player' I mean -Adobe- player... the FLV looks -great- when played from Adobe player. It only looks crap when played by the SWF on the web page.
12. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?adninjastrator Apr 9, 2012 6:42 PM (in response to Suntower)
a) A way to do these simple dissolves FAST directly in Flash
There are a heck of a lot of ways to do simple transitions in Flash... you should be able to get a hold of many slideshow examples that can do that. Then you can use the great text ability of Flash.
One simple method basically uses 2 movie clips and an xml file to feed data to the 2 clips. Then by swapping the depth .... laying the next one on top of the previous... you switch images.
The xml could also feed in all the text you need, so the timeline for this could be very short.
Here is just a sample of one type of transition:
and that's really a very old and crude one.... but still a very nice fade and it includes captions.... done completely in actionscript... no timeline animation.
Google "Flash slideshows and transitions" and you'll have more info than you can possibly use.
b) A method for rendering an AE or Premiere video as an FLV with these text bits that doesn't look crap on the web. I'm open to changing fonts, sizes, -whatever- it takes.
If you are creating a good looking video
text looks -fine- when played directly from Adobe Media Player
you should not be experiencing
but TERRIBLE when loaded on the web page
The only time I've experienced the type of pixilation I see on your site, is if I change the pixel dimensions from the original and attempt to display on a Web page at a different dimension.... it really screws up the text. The rest of the video may look just fine, but the text in a video just does not scale well... up or down.
Are you SURE that you are display the video on the Web at exactly the same dimensions as you rendered the video? It just doesn't look right. And of course I still can't test in IE because of the problem I mentioned earlier.
Can you provide a screen shot of the video playing directly in the Flash player... at the exact dimensions at it appear on the screen?
This should not be that difficult a problem.
Best wishes,
13. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 9, 2012 8:57 PM (in response to adninjastrator)
Here is a sample screen cap playing in Adobe Media Player. The black bg is just what AMP does---it's actually a transparent bg. And yeah the text is different colours than on the live site---I tried -dozens- of variations in colour, font, size to try and solve this. They all look GREAT in AMP... and terrible on the site.
The video is 550 x 413 in After Effects and I did my best to make sure it was the same in the flash project---although I agree that it -looks- like the problem is that the SWF doesn't match dimensions. I don't know how to check for this. For example: is there a way to 'see' the properties of an FLV? ie. what it's 'real' dimensions are? (I played around with the dimensions of the embed on the html page and just moving them to, say, 640 x 480 helped a LOT, which makes me suspicious that my FLV is -not- 550 x 413.)
ALSO: That 'transitions' flash tutorial looks promising. Do you have a link to the Action Script? The problem for me is that I'm a total noob with AS. I can certainly follow code, though if I have some examples.
14. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?adninjastrator Apr 9, 2012 9:37 PM (in response to Suntower)
Observations... The image you posted looks more like a 640 wide video.
Also the video posted to your Web site is:
while the video you are displaying in the image is:
same video or something different?
Embedded metadata for rafters-b.flv:
canSeekToEnd: true
videocodecid: 5
framerate: 16
videodatarate: 1500
height: 412
width: 550
duration: 32
I still think you are comparing 2 different files or have the wrong Web page dimensions.
Best wishes,
15. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?adninjastrator Apr 9, 2012 9:45 PM (in response to Suntower)
Sorry ... missed this part:
is there a way to 'see' the properties of an FLV?
Yes... use NetStream rather that FLV Playback to display the video. MUCH more powerful and versatile means of handling video. Then:
// Trace the metadata //
ns.onMetaData = function(myMeta) {
for (var i in myMeta) {
trace(i + ":\t" + myMeta[i])
to output the metadata as a trace function.... see results above.
If in fact the screen shot comes from a different video... post it somewhere and we'll look at the metadata for it.
Best wishes,
16. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 10, 2012 4:04 PM (in response to Suntower)
OK, so here's where we're at as of today...
First of... I -am- using NetStream (I think). Here's the AS on the 1 frame of my FLA:
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
var ns:NetStream=new NetStream(nc);
var vid:Video=new Video(655,480);
ns.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, netstat);
function netstat(stats:NetStatusEvent) {
var netClient:Object = new Object();
netClient.onMetaData = function(meta:Object)
Can someone tell me where to put the trace code?
Second, I'm pretty sure some of this is connected to the dimensions. Sharp-eyed will note that I changed the dimensions to 655x480 because for -whatever- reason even though I explicitly 'told' AE and Flash that I want to make the video 550 x413, I don't think that's what is happening. I cannot figure out how to 'force' Premiere or AE or Flash to -really- make the video 550x413.
Third, I played around with Premiere and found that I could get just as good (or bad) results as with AE so I'm hoping to stick with -that- since I can work so much faster.
Fourth, clearly the choice of font is significant. It may just be my bad luck that the client's logo is a narrow font. When I tried using some other fatter fonts it looks -OK-. But still, I've seen flash animations with courier and times and they look -fine- so I really -do- want to figure this out!
And last but not least: I can survive if I can simply learn enough AS so that the video auto-plays when the site opens -and- has a 'play again' button. Can someone take pity on me and give me the AS for that function?
Sorry for all this... clearly I'm in over my head. I honestly thought this would be a -doddle-.
Thanks again for the suggestions!
PS: Yes, I know the flvs are all different names. I've done a DOZEN different variants trying to figure this out on my own. I would simply render a new one and then rename it to the FLV that the SWF was expecting. I thought that was OK to do.
Message was edited by: Suntower---some of the text got corrupted during editing.
17. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?adninjastrator Apr 10, 2012 5:04 PM (in response to Suntower)
Here is sample code from a working NetStream vid player... the very bare minimum code needed to play the video and "trace" any embedded metadata.
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
var ns:NetStream = new NetStream(nc);
/* Name of your video, with correct path, goes here */
// Trace the metadata //
ns.onMetaData = function(myMeta) {
for (var i in myMeta) {
trace(i + ":\t" + myMeta[i])
It assumes you have given the video an instance name of "video_screen" and that the video file is named "video1.flv".
Alter as needed. See if you can at least get the video playing.
Best wishes,
18. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 11, 2012 11:53 AM (in response to adninjastrator)
I can't figure it out. I keep getting AS 'compiler' errors like
1119: Access of possibly undefined property onMetaData through a reference with static type flash.net:NetStream.
And I didn't understand where you wrote:
/* Name of your video, with correct path, goes here */
It assumes you have given the video an instance name of "video_screen" and that the video file is named "video1.flv".
I don't understand the syntax of video_screen.attachVideo(ns);
This is turning into a complete cluster-you-know-what.
I have a completed Premiere video with voiceover that looks -fine- as an FLV. All I want is to:
a) add a play/pause button
b) have it play on a web page without being horribly distorted.
I had -no- idea it would be this difficult. Frankly, I figured there was a 'template' in flash to do this... like I've seen for 'slideshows'. Any code examples would be -much- appreciated. I accept full responsibility for being STUPID but I gotta get this to work.
Thanks again,
19. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?adninjastrator Apr 11, 2012 1:17 PM (in response to Suntower)
Sounds like you may want to switch over to using the FLVPlayback component. Just drag it out of the components window and place of the stage... edit path as needed.
20. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 11, 2012 1:47 PM (in response to adninjastrator)
I looked at that, but the skin is so -ugly-. I was hoping to simply have a button and no 'skin'.
What I want is something like this: http://campjohn.dk/AS3/Lilly/brude_film.html
It comes from this article: http://www.campjohn.dk/wp/?p=325 which seems like -exactly- what I want, but I don't have enough 'pieces' of AS code knowledge to complete it. For example, I have graphics for the play and pause buttons, but I don't know how to 'attach' the listener code to make them 'do' something.
Can you help fill in the gaps?
Thanks again!
21. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?adninjastrator Apr 11, 2012 4:10 PM (in response to Suntower)
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
var ns:NetStream = new NetStream(nc);
/* Name of your video, with correct path, goes here */
This is all the code you need to play a NetStream video.
Can you at least get this to play the video?
If you've never done a NetStream video before.... at the top of the Library Panel is a very small menu icon on the top far right... very top. Click that menu icon and choose new video... Now that video appears in the Library.
Drag that video onto the stage and give it an instance name "video_screen".... set the dimensions as needed.
Add the code shown above in a separate Actions layer. Save the .fla in the same folder as the .flv... This is from an older .fla publishes as Actionscript 2 so be sure to save as AS2 (not AS3).
Test the video... it should play just fine.
If it does, I'll provide code for the controls.
22. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 11, 2012 4:32 PM (in response to adninjastrator)
Thanks for hanging in there. Your code doesn't work for me. I always get the following error:
"1120: Access of undefined property video_screen."
I assume that 'Video_Screen' needs to be declared somewhere?
However, I -have- been using the following which -does- work. Isn't this functionally the same thing?
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
var ns:NetStream=new NetStream(nc);
var vid:Video=new Video(655,480);
ns.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, netstat);
function netstat(stats:NetStatusEvent) {
var netClient:Object = new Object();
netClient.onMetaData = function(meta:Object)
23. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?adninjastrator Apr 11, 2012 5:19 PM (in response to Suntower)
"video_screen" is an instance name, declared as described above.... but as I said, it's AS2 and it looks like you are using AS3... and since that works for you, so much the better!
Don't have controls in AS3 but this is all you need in AS2:
play_btn.onRelease = function() {
"pause" toggles between play and pause.
And as for the metadata... you don't need any of that to actually play the video. just to inpect... if needed.
Keep pluggin' away, I think you are getting real close.
24. Re: Cross Fades and Dissolves Like Premiere?Suntower Apr 12, 2012 12:43 PM (in response to Suntower)
Well... here is my final code (such as it is). The onRelease method doesn't work in AS3 I guess so I did the following by guess and by golly. The trick is that I had to learn the Flash paradigm, which is a lot more idiosyncratic than I realised. (The name of a button in AS is the Instance Name. Who knew?) I'm sure the rest of the world is 5 years ahead but for anyone else as old as me, if you want to load an flv and have a play and pause button? This is it! What a way to (start) learning Flash.
The irony is that I never really did learn what I was asking about: doing easy dissolves... or making the text sharper. But hey... no lives were lost.
var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
var ns:NetStream=new NetStream(nc);
var vid:Video=new Video(655,480);
ns.addEventListener(NetStatusEvent.NET_STATUS, netstat);
play_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, startMovie);
pause_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, pauseMovie);
function netstat(stats:NetStatusEvent) {
function pauseMovie(event:MouseEvent):void {
function startMovie(event:MouseEvent):void {
var netClient:Object = new Object();
netClient.onMetaData = function(meta:Object)


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