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Re: Can't Render Anything
by Alex Monjazeb on Nov 6, 2009 at 7:59:27 pm

ALSO to make matters worse, my video elements get mis-arranged during the render process. For example I have a picture in picture clip (PNP). The video playing in the PNP section is zoomed in so you only see a section of the full clip in the rendered version, were as in the timeline it plays fine. Graphical elements are shifted or are larger than they should be.

Crazy stuff.
Any help is greatly appreciated.


Alex


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