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Good news! After reviewing your dispute, AdRev for Rights Holder has decided to release their copyright claim on your YouTube video.
Video title: "BMC121 Believe"
The YouTube Team
Same message for the other 2 tracks from Winter Sounds that were flagged - Anachronic Jazz & First Days of Spring.
So the Winter Sounds collection for PhD365 gets the "All Clear".
Unthwarted, further background music check videos have been uploaded using background music available for PhotoDirector/Director Suite 365 users: Winter Sounds
Predictably, 3 of the 10 tracks were flagged on YouTube...
Anachronic Jazz
Believe
First Days of Spring
Disputes have been submitted.
Cheers - Tony
P.S. After Tess Ting's misdemeanour, I will henceforth dissociate myself from her & refer to her only in the third person
While Jeff was efficiently explaining what that menu option means, I was wasting a few minutes making a screen capture to show you that it works with titles, not chapters.
Don't worry - you're not the first person to be confused by that.
The claim was initially disputed via YouTube - then rejected. I lodged a further dispute citing documentation from CyberLink. That's been rejected as well, and the video will be "taken down" on 26 December.
So - bottom line - of the 110 tracks posted on YouTube, one (Epic Dreams) was the only one where the copyright claim wasn't released.
I've heard nothing back on the 3 Drama & Suspense tracks where the copyright claim was disputed, so I expect they'll probably lapse by 5 January (30 days after submitting dispute).
I totally confirm all of that in PDR17. which is inconsistent with Video Rotation behaviour in PDR16, 15 & 14.
Preview window rotation (blue circle) does not register in Crop/Zoom/Pan, as "PD17_rot1" shows.
Clockwise & counter-clockwise rotation is reversed, as "PD17_rot2" shows
Combination of preview screen rotation (blue circle) & Crop/Zoom/Pan rotation causes strange cropping effects, as "PD17_rot3" shows.
Furthermore, in PDR16, 15 & 14, if a video is rotated (say) 20° in Video Rotation - then opened in PiP Designer, "Object Settings" indicates 20° rotation has been set. PDR17 Object Settings states 0°, after equivalent settings have been made.
Integrating/combining the previously separate tools hasn't gone too smoothly!
What you're suggesting sounds like a good idea & a way to work around the lack of LUT level slider... right up till the bit where you try to apply it
I should say: I can't get it to work here, as you've suggested.
When you apply the LUT in CDR, then make some other adjustments, then save it as a preset the only adjustments recorded in the preset are the extra adjustments that were made - NOT the LUT settings.
In the screenshots you see the original clip - then with Film Punch LUT applied - then with other adjustments to lift darker areas (that was saved as a preset) - & finally the preset applied.
As you can see in the final frame, the only adjustments made are the extra ones I made in CDR.
Dates taken/created/modified in metadata is a bit complex... & it's the reason PDR doesn't sort your photos as you'd expect.
There's a very thorough & informative article in PDNews Issue 7, written by Adrian (vn800rider). He explains the in & outs way better than I could. You can grab it here.
Have a read, modify some metadata & you'll be able to get PDR to sort your photos by "date taken".
If you select a photo in the timeline and click "Time Info" (see screenshot attached), you'll see that PDR can interpret "Date Taken" correctly.
Sorry - I mustn't have read your initial post properly.
Yes - there's definitely lag happening with that scenario, shown in the screen capture below. The annoying thing is that what has to be processed is not all that complex!
As an alternative, I reconstructed the titles so they're all in one track. i.e. all duration/sync editing need to be done in Title Designer. I found that more responsive & less taxing.
Here's the packed project. Maybe that approach is worth considering.
Quote:This one appears to be based on the exact dimensions of the map you had in the app
With Route Generator, that's what you get. The resolution of the original image becomes the video resolution. I can find no option to modify preferences here.
Like Hatti, "02_XiAn_Jiuquan high HST" wouldn't import into PDR14 here. It just stopped working.
MediaInfo suggests your 2 videos have very similar properties. Maybe that odd resolution is the issue (???)
You already have the conversion workaround. Another option is to load the sequence of .BMP files (made by Route Generator) with duration set at 00:00:00:01 or 00:00:00:02 and produce the video.
Yes Hatti - the resolution IS the issue. I just made an .AVI in Route Generator with the same resolution - 1705x959 - it imported into PDR14, appeared in the media library with a green edge, then PDR14 crashed when I put it in the timeline. The .BMPs imported without a problem.
I've used that same profile dozens of times (e.g. all the background music tests) & it's not failed before. I've produced shoter videos with LPCM audio & YouTube's never had an issue.
I just produced the same project with AAC audio and it plays fine on YT.
Last time I posted a sampler like this in the PDR16 forum, it wasn't received too well. Admittedly, the negative response was more about the plugins & less about the sampler.
I believe the current crop of plugins, all available for 365 subscribers, are an improvement on the earlier releases. Now, there's an option to "Keep the original colour", which overcomes concerns about blue skin tones.
The video linked above has audio, but it is not playing on YouTube
The audio bed uses SmartSound music & was configured in Sonicfire Pro 6. In PDR17, it was produced to AVC H.264 1920x1080 @ 15Mbps with LPCM audio. MediaInfo report is attached.
The audio plays on my PCs here. I've checked with different browsers - no different. Other videos uploaded using the same profile play audio perfectly well. In fact I just uploaded a short video, where the music was configured by the same process (different music though) & video produced using the same profile... it has audio on YouTube
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