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CS5 fails to import first frame of QT
I’m having a problem I’ve encountered before CS5, which is that Photoshop is failing to import the first frame of a .mov file. I render a video from After Effects, Animation compression, Best quality. I check it in QuickTime, and all the frames are there. I open it in Photoshop, and the first frame I get is actually the second frame of the file. No way to access the first frame in Photoshop.
Any insights?
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I’m not familiar with this issue, but as a workaround until you get a better answer, perhaps just add a frame of black at the head of your MOV … you could do obviously do that in AE, but since you’ve rendered already, you could also do it in QT Pro. Hope this helps.
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Right, I’ve been adding a frame in AE at the beginning as a workaround, but this creates other problems as well…it’s just annoying that it doesn’t work properly! Thanks though, and I’m hoping someone will know what’s up with this problem.
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