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Pre-Rendering format?
My computer just can’t get through the export in Premiere a film that I have remastered.
I need to pre-render each scene that is dynamically linked in AE.
By default the video format for pre rendering is set to Animation. My end project will be ProRes. Should I pretender in ProRes?
I don’t want to lose any quality and I wan’t to avoid artifacting at all costs.
The original video is captured from DV and uprezzed to 1080, then color corrected in AE.
Thanks.
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OR, is is better to render and replace in Premiere?
I generally never have the need to pre render because the graphic work I do is generally worked on until the final export (and then often times after).
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The CC is complete. Now I just need to pre-render. Which is the best way?
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[Michael Dominic] “OR, is is better to render and replace in Premiere?”
Yes, render and replace in Premiere.
Walter Soyka
Designer & Mad Scientist at Keen Live [link]
Motion Graphics, Widescreen Events, Presentation Design, and Consulting
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Thanks, Why is this better?
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Ah, no. I think I should explain my workflow better.
The project started in Premier. To color correct each scene I sent them by dynamic link to after effects.
When I try to export the entire sequence from Premier in Adobe media encoder, at some point whether it be 5 or 15 hours it hangs or crashes.
I did a test and pre-rendered one scene in after effects and it moves much more quickly through AME.
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