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Apple DVD Studio Pro: Advanced Drop Zones with DVD Studio Pro 2 and Photoshop

Chapter: DVD Authoring

Topic: Menus or Navigation

Advanced drop zones are the building blocks of great templates. As with shape objects, drop zones can create a highly customized look and feel for your DVD projects.

http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/advanced_drop_zones.html

TAGS: “transparency, shape”

Adobe Photoshop: Advanced Drop Zones with DVD Studio Pro 2 and Photoshop

Chapter: DVD Authoring

Topic: Menus or Navigation

Advanced drop zones are the building blocks of great templates. As with shape objects, drop zones can create a highly customized look and feel for your DVD projects.

http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/advanced_drop_zones.html

TAGS: “transparency, shape”

Adobe After Effects: Fractal Loop

Chapter: Motion Graphic Design

Topic: Backgrounds and Stock Footage

A continuously looping background of vertical lines. Ayato’s tutorials are very advanced. Because English is his second language you really need to know After Effects moderately well to follow all the steps. Some additional plug-ins are needed, but most are available in demonstration form.

http://www.ayatoweb.com/ae_tips_e/ae33_e.html#

TAGS: fractals

Converting Analog Tapes to DVDs A primer for transferring your videotape collection to DVD discs

Chapter: DVD Authoring

Topic: DVD Production Workflow

A primer for transferring your videotape collection to DVD discs. Are you considering the purchase of a DVD burner with the idea of preserving your aging videotape collection by transferring it to DVD? It’s certainly a good idea given that most tape technologies begin to lose the ability to hold the recording over time. In as few as 10 years, video dropouts and fuzziness can occur with a videotape. The solution? Transferring the tape to a more stable medium is probably the safest bet.

http://www.digitalpostproduction.com/articles/viewarticle.jsp?id=21172

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Apple DVD Studio Pro: How to create Audio Feedback on actions in DVD Studio Pro 2

Chapter: DVD Authoring

Topic: Menus or Navigation

This started as a question that came up regarding how to create an audio feedback each time a button is selected. While this can certainly be done, it is somewhat slow. If you need such a function, this is for you, otherwise I wouldn’t recomend doing this.

http://www.lafcpug.org/tutorials/basic_audio_feedback.html

TAGS: default action

Apple DVD Studio Pro: Understanding DVD@ccess

Chapter: DVD Authoring

Topic: Web Integration

How to provide a link within DVD Studio Pro 2 to a File

http://www.lafcpug.org/tutorials/basic_dvdaccess.html

TAGS: “ROM content, pdf”

Adobe After Effects: Pseudo-Hologrammetry

Chapter: Visual and Creative Effects

Topic: Reproducing TV or Film Effects

Pseudo-hologrammetry is a fancy name for a very simple effect, in which a two-dimensional image is given a hologram-like appearance. It is a quick, pain-free way to add some life to flat artwork. I came up with this recipe when charged with the task of creating a full minute of interesting video using only twelve still images with just one day of production time available.

http://mfdh.ca/technique/pseudo-hologrammetry/

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Three Step Microphone Placement [Part III]

Chapter: Audio

Topic: Recording

Step 3 is learning how ot point a microphone

http://www.getimo.de/linkpage2/html/tuts.php?/linkpage2/html/tuts_common_recording_tip13.php

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Apple DVD Studio Pro: Shapes, Drop Zones, Styles and Templates with DVD Studio Pro 2

Chapter: DVD Authoring

Topic: Templates and Resources

Shapes and Drop Zones are exciting new features for DVD Studio Pro 2 (SP2). With SP2 we now have the capability to create buttons on the fly on our menus. These buttons can be customized with stylized objects you can create and reuse. Customizing occurs with the use of an exciting wrapper known as shapes.

http://www.kenstone.net/fcp_homepage/shapes_drop_templates.html

TAGS: button, object, motion, menu

Maxon Cinema 4D: Autumn Leaves – Creating a custom wipe transition with Adobe After Effects and Maxon Cinema 4D

Chapter: Workflow

Topic: Inter-application Creativity

By using Adobe After Effects, you can make all types of creative wipes for use in your favorite NLE. And, with the aid of Maxon Cinema 4D, you can add some 3D volume to your wipe shapes. We’ll take a look this week at one technique combining these two programs to produce the effect of 3D leaves blowing across the screen to transition between clips.

http://www.digitalpostproduction.com/articles/viewarticle.jsp?id=21123

TAGS: transition, deform, leaf