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Interstellar issues (Patreon)

Published:
2025-01-30 17:12:08
Imported:
2026-06

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This movie is giving me the most copyright issues. I've done probably about 30 re edits and I'm not sure what I did differently from others. I've cut a lot of footage, nope.

Sorry friends! I'm working on it, worst case I'm going to upload it to here soon while I work on YouTube

Comments

Adam Pacio

Try partial blocking of the upper 60% of the screen. As in, the bottom 40% is the show, but you have some kind of busy geometric pattern like slashes or check boxes which have a 50% gradient on them. You turn this on and off intermittently, masking the filler spots and clearing the view for the best bits. Easiest way to do that is to make one long effect for the blocking and flag the timestamps during editing for the "best bits", and then just set transitions and turn the Opacity off for when you want to show the best bits, instead of copying and pasting blocks of the effect. You can also color grade the whole video replay to be ever so slightly blue or purple in the darkest bits. You can crop into the screen by 10% all around, allowing the edges to get cropped off of the video image you have in the reaction. Sometimes that helps to foil the AI analysis along with the pattern cover on and off, because the AI can get confused with the edges not matching up with the full video display edges. You can also try pitch bending the audio for any songs so that they are just a little bit lower or higher than their actual pitch, or add a slight distortion to alter the audio matching. Periodically shifting the video so that every so often the video does a horizontal flip left to right and then later back, that can also help. Basically, keep using transitions to bring things in and out around the video. You can set it up as looping layer presets in Adobe Library if you're in Premiere, and then you can bring in the layer presets to each video and only have to turn off the opacity for your time stamps. Build it once and confirm it work and then use it over and over again. Just keep periodically changing the blocks and distortions over top of your video, and you can just keep the transitions smooth in terms of fade in and fade out so it's not distracting to the viewers but just sort of subtly keeps modulating the different effecs. Just don't neglect the subtle audio modulations you can also set up as part of the "build it once" preset effect.