Hi,

Thank you for your interest in our work and for your kind words! Yes, the ticker’s / lower 3rds can be removed.

You need one license once per series. To be considered a series, all things in the series (eg episode, edition) must be connected, and be released within 1 year of the first installment. There is also a maximum of 52 episodes or editions within the series. Reference: http://graphicriver.net/licenses/faq#what-constitutes-a-series-eg-tv-series-webisodes

If I could be of any further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact me.

Best Regards, Jo

For further support, please send me an e-mail from my profile http://videohive.net/user/IronykDesign (on the bottom right – “Email IronykDesign”). It’s easier to communicate by email. Thanks.

Thanks

Please how to render mid shot view , with on-line foot note rolling text only . on Broadcast Design – Complete News Package 7

Not earlier than 2 – 2 and a half months, I’m afraid. But we’ll keep in touch. Thanks again.

Best, Jo

Let us keep in touch. Quick question: Would it not be possible to duplicate the actual Anchor/host?

Sure, it’s possible, but I was thinking you’d need a bigger desk. The actual desk can host 4 anchors, but I’m not sure where the guest would sit.

Hi,

For Virtual studio – panoramic view, an i7 processor, 32GB RAM would be required. All the other Openings, On-air elements and Virtual studio views, can run well on any decent computer.

Hello,

Thank you for your purchase. There are many things that can slow down the render, even on a good computer. Please let me know what version of After Effects you are using, and if you have any 3rd party plugins installed. What part of the project takes 4 hours to render? If it’s the Virtual Studio – Panoramic view, due to the high resolution of the images used, it is normal to take longer to render than usual (not that long though). Also, what codec have you been using for the footages in virtual studio monitors? If the footage you imported into AE is any kind of the following – Native HDV, MPEG1, MPEG2, mp4, m2t, H.261 or H.264, you need to convert it to a different codec. These kinds of footage use temporal, or interframe compression. They have keyframes at regular intervals, containing complete frame information. However, the frames in between do not have complete information. Interframe codecs toss out duplicated information. In order to maintain peak rendering efficiency, AE needs complete information for each and every frame. But because these kinds of footage contain only partial information, AE freaks out, resulting in a wide variety of problems.

Another thing would be the format you have chosen for your output. I’d recommend to make your first render as TGA sequence. TGA is losless and the render time is way faster than on any other formats. I always make the first render as image sequence. This way, if the render get stuck for any reason, it can be resumed from where it stopped. Once you have the image sequence, you can easily make your final output to Quicktime movie with any compression.

Here are other things you could try:

- How much RAM you reserved for other applications(in After Effects Preferences -> Memory and Multiprocessing)? Probably the system runs out of ram, and start disk caching, which can really slow things down. I recommend leaving a quarter of your total RAM free for other applications.

-Another thing would be to move your disk cache off of your system drive. In Preferences -> Media & Disk Cache -> Disk Cache, change from default to a fast drive (SSD if possible).

-If you have Open GL enabled for rendering, turn it off. Open GL may be great for other apps, but it’s pretty useless in AE.

-Make sure that you’ve installed the current version of After Effects, including any available updates.

Please let me know if you see any improvements, after you are doing the above changes. Thanks.

Best Regards, Jo

The music can be purchased here: http://audiojungle.net/item/news-3/10456691

Hi,

Thank you for your interest in our work. I would say it render pretty fast, but the render time very much depends on your computer specs, on your After Effects version and also on After Effects settings. Please feel free to contact me through my Videohive profile, and we can discuss this matter further.

Best Regards, Jo

Hello,

Thank you for your purchase. Sometimes After Effects can’t locate the source files due to the change of location (from my drive to your drive). Easy way is to right click on one of the missing files and click replace file, then locate the file in the folder on your drive. Once one missing file is located then After Effects will automatically find the rest of the missing files. Please let me know how it works.

Thanks, Jo

Hi,

Thank you for your interest in our work. Sure, it can host 3 news anchors, by duplicating one of the anchors placeholders. If I could be of further assistance, don’t hesitate to contact me anytime.

Best Regards, Jo

Hello,

Thank you very much for your kind words and for your interest in our work! The project is very easy to customize even for an After Effects novice. It also comes with a video tutorial. Sure, if you have any questions or if you need any assistance, you can contact us anytime. We’d gladly help To get an idea of how the project is structured, I will send you the tutorial by e-mail.

Best Regards, Jo

Thanks a lot mate! Appreciated!

Hi,

Thank you for your purchase! Background is pre-rendered indeed, and since it’s not monochrome, it’s a bit more difficult. However, it could be possible with several adjustments. What colors you’d need instead of red and blue? Please write me an e-mail through my VideoHive profile, and I will try to further help you on this.

Best Regards, Jo

Thank you very much!

Multumim!

Thanks a lot guys! Appreciated!

Hi,

Thank you for your interest in our work. Yes, you can hide one of the newscasters.

Could be a codec issue (the codec you are using for your footages). Mpeg-2, mpeg-4 and h.264 are codecs that can give ae problems and should be converted to another codec like lossless TGA, PNG, Animation, Photo-jpeg. On the other hand, AE is not really meant to compress files. Both MPEG-4 video compression and H.264 compression benefit from multipass encoding, giving you better visuals and smaller file sizes, but AE’s render queue is not built for multipass. Therefore, I always recommend to render first as TGA/PNG sequence, then make your final output to Quicktime movie with any compression.

I’ll look for the reason for this renderer. Thank you for your help.

You’re very welcome, anytime

Many many thanks, my friend! Happy to hear you like it!