Copyright notice veg file

pb wrote on 1/30/2005, 6:16 AM

Hi,

I'm on the bum: anyone made a veg of the copyright notice that goes on the front of videos? Will you let me use it? I did one with PRemiere 6.5 but appear to have deleted teh rendered AVi and am looking to save some time avoiding re-installing Premiere 6.5

thanks,

Peter

Comments

Jay Gladwell wrote on 1/30/2005, 7:46 AM

Are you referring to the FBI Warning?

Jay

pb wrote on 1/30/2005, 8:02 AM

Hi Jay,

Yes, though I need to Canadianize it. I have my 5 yo old son under my sole care and control today so I have to finish the client's project in five minute increments. All help appreicated! I am hoping to avoid doing this tonight after 9:00 PM because I get up at 0430 to travel to my day job.

Peter

psburn@shaw.ca

Spot|DSE wrote on 1/30/2005, 8:32 AM

There is one on the VASST site., minus the FBI logo. I do need to build another one though...maybe I can do that this morning for you.

pb wrote on 1/30/2005, 8:41 AM

Don't need the FBI logo for Canada and we don't have a comparable agency. I'll check out your site, Spot, thanks.

Spot|DSE wrote on 1/30/2005, 9:05 AM

It's up there now in the new version. You'll want to remove the FBI logo from the project, or simply don't download the zip file that accompanies the project.

Coursedesign wrote on 1/30/2005, 10:36 AM

"...we don't have a comparable agency."

I thought the RCMP (the Mounties) always got their man?

How about scanning a Ferrari logo with the prancing horse and replace the name at the bottom with "RCMP"?

While this is shown, play the sound of fast "cloppeti-cloppeti-cloppeti" hooves on the run!

THAT should get pirates' attention! :O)

Seriously, if indeed it is the RCMP that is enforcing this, the sound and prancing horse may get people's attention far better than 10,000 words on the subject.

P.S. Just one thing. Ferrari is very defensive when it comes to use of prancing horses. Last year they sued a very small Swedish company, I think they were in the lumber business, for its ancient logo that had a horse up on its hind legs. No success there though, as it was in a different field.