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Importing Clips from AE
I’ve created some clips in After Effects and am having a very annoying problem getting the clips to import correctly back into Media 100. The clips I’ve created look great when viewed in Quicktime. But when I import into M100, I’m getting some tearing video in the spots where there is a little motion on the screen. Whenever there’s some movement, the video looks a little jittery or it tears.
I’ve tried using both the M100 and Animation codec in creating the file in AE…but both look the same when I import back into M100 to assemble the clips into a program. I’ve been using m100 for eight years and never seen this before. Running OS X with v 8.2.2.
Any help would be appreciated.
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3 Replies
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This might be a long-shot, but have you activated the anti-aliasing function on your effect? I don’t have AE open right now, but on the timeline, for each layer, there’s a slash that if it looks jagged, means the anti-aliasing is off. Click on the slash until it appears smooth, then make your movie and import into Media 100. Maybe this will help, though it will slow AE down a bit.
Good Luck,
Tim
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I have been having the same problem.
It always happens on movies rendered in After Effects
Did you find a fix? -
I have been having the same problem.
It always happens on movies rendered in After Effects
Did you find a fix?
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