Anime Studio, in the main, is buggy software. Unfortunately most of the people that use it have no idea what they are doing and don't notice it, so this feedback doesn't reach the programmer(s). That has been my experience on this forum.

Exactly as the title says. Sometimes, imported .PSD layers show up as white blocks. They export OK, but during work you can't see them; so you have no idea what you're doing basically.

Lots of things wrong with AS 9.2, my.

See subject title. Both the keyboard command and the menu command have no effect. I'm on a Mac, running OS X Yosemite.

I have the exact same problem. I'm on a Mac. It's very annoying. Sometimes images are replaced with white squares, other times with different images.

I doubt it will be fixed soon. I reported it as far back as 2012.

This bug is still present in AS 9.2.

Yeah, no.

If 5.6 can handle these files, then 9.1 can handle them too.

I turned off "Enable multi-threaded rendering", and now they were exported correctly. Obviously that's a bug.

Each time I try to export a large scene in AS Pro 9.1, it crashes. I just can't figure out why. And the crash always happens near the end of the process, never at the start. The .MOV files eventually will be 300-500 MB, so not insanely large. Besides, in AS 5.6 they were exported without any problems.

Which is?

Hey. Cool down. I'm not saying it is the codec. I'm trying to figure this out, I'm speculating, I even said the culprit might be FCE. Because anyway you look at it, there's obvious loss of quality all of a sudden in my new workflow, now I use 9.1. With all respect, based on a previous conversation h...

Yes, I always receive that message.

Yes, but the thing is: I know some banding is ultimately inevitable. That is why I already cover it up as much as possible. But before, I could reduce it to a minimum by either using no codec, or the Uncompressed codec. The loss of these is what this thread is about. If these codecs are provided by ...

This message nearly always appears when I open an .anme file. The files I open were made using AS 5.6. ""It appears that a file was not properly saved last time. Would you like to recover it?" I'm using a trial version of AS 9.1 on a Mac OS 10.8.2. It's getting really annoying now, as...

Apart from using .PNG files in Photoshop, I always apply some noise to an image to counter the worst banding. So that's two counter-measures. However, it still appears. I could at least reduce it to a minimum when using no codec or Uncompressed, the latter of which is still in Final Cut Express, i.e...