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Martinnel
Martinnel
Inspiring
December 12, 2017
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Snap to Frame

  • December 12, 2017
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Not sure if I just haven't found this or if it's a feature request. Where do I offer those, by the way?

If I'm making a scene at 24fps (or 30 or 60) and I'm cleaning up my visemes to make my lip sync better, I would like to have the option of having my trims and adjustments snap to the frame. I've sent stuff to Premiere only to find my M's were too short and don't even show up. I, of course, can and do now watch for this when cleaning up, but it would be great if Character Animator acknowledged that video is still frame specific. Am I just not spotting this feature.

But still, Every day and every way  etter an  better.

Martin

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    Correct answer Jeff Almasol

    Hi Martin,

    Thanks for the request. We don't have it implemented at this time, but we understand it's helpful to have it. I've added your name to the existing feature request for this capability.

    In the mean time, you can move the playhead to the intended frame, and viseme bars will snap to the playhead.

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    Jeff Almasol
    Adobe Employee
    Jeff AlmasolCorrect answer
    Adobe Employee
    December 12, 2017

    Hi Martin,

    Thanks for the request. We don't have it implemented at this time, but we understand it's helpful to have it. I've added your name to the existing feature request for this capability.

    In the mean time, you can move the playhead to the intended frame, and viseme bars will snap to the playhead.

    Martinnel
    MartinnelAuthor
    Inspiring
    December 12, 2017

    https://forums.adobe.com/people/Jeff+Almasol  wrote

    In the mean time, you can move the playhead to the intended frame, and viseme bars will snap to the playhead.

    And that's what I'm doing, but it appears that Compute Lip Sync From Scene Audio animates visemes intra-frame so it's a lot of fixing. I guess I should request that as well: a tick box for "Restrict Compute Lip Sync From Scene Audio to Scene Frame Rate."

    But, you know, in less awkward language.

    Martin

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