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Local Forecast / Re: Christmas Playlist 2014
« on: December 19, 2014, 01:51:25 PM »
"Silver Bells" by Booker T and the MGs at 1:48! That hasn't been used since 2006
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You know, I can't find in the past Christmas playlists "O Tannenbaum" by Vince Guaraldi anywhere? Is this something new or hasn't been used in awhile?Definitely not new to TWC. It was used in 2010 and 2009.
Four hours?! Why not three?It is three. Same goes for all west coast feeds.
Earlier today, I heard "We Three Kings" by David Arkenstone on Live 365 Smooth Jazz & More (Holiday '03 list). There were some good times back when I heard that on TWC.And Holiday '93, '04, '05, '06, '07, '08, '09, '10, and '11
Im not an expert with STARS as I don't live in America, but from the knowledge I've gathered here I don't think DirectTV operates a National STAR as that comes from the main TWC feed. It would be interesting to see if any other National feed viewer on a different provider has the same issue.DirecTV does have an IntelliStar at their headend, although it just displays nothing on screen at the moment.
The Weather Channel celebrating Int'l Talk Like A Pirate Day
Since when was "Talk Like A Pirate Day" a real holiday?
I shall try to do that. By the way do you know what font(s) the XL uses. I have Interstate but idk if it uses anything else.The XL uses a mixture of Akzidenz-Grotesk and Helvetica Neue. I don't remember off the top of my head which fonts go where (it has been a while since I've done an emulation), but as long as you take snapshots of the real thing and trace over with the fonts in Photoshop (or even GIMP), you should be able to figure things out.
Alright that makes sense. So is radar data layered separately in After Effects. If so how do you go about doing this. I don't think after effects can import KML files? I could be wrong.I can tell you that I don't use KML files at all. My radar imagery comes directly from The Weather Channel themselves in a transparent PNG image, and I resized it to the best of my ability over the map (with that in mind, the overlay of my radar isn't 100% accurate). I use a program known as SeqDownload to download the imagery every 5 minutes, doing so for ~3 hours (or until I have 30 images) for the the emulation I want to make. The program has the option to make a sequence of images every time it downloads a new image, and you can choose to rename the files to a sequence of numbers, that way importing into After Effects frame-by-frame is easy.