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DL: Clean preview in PPro for AE effects
Hello Guys
I switched from FCP to PPro CS 5.5 about 10 months ago but I still cant wrap my head around Dynamic Linking. And rendering in AE is another very confusing thing.
If I am sending a clip from PPro to AE to put a warp Stabilizer on it, how can I see the preview in PPro. Currently I am seeing a very choppy playback in premiere. What kind of rendering should i do in AE to enable a clean preview in PPro?
If somebody can throw some light on this, I would greatly appreciate.
Sohrab
FCS 3 & Adobe PPro
AJA Kona Lhi, Mac Pro 2 X 2.66 Ghz Quad Core
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Making a ram preview in AE should play the dynamic linked comp preview in PPro with no problem. If not, try selecting Sequence->render all effects (Note: this is a different function than the “render work area” keyboard shortcut of the Enter key)
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Hiya…
Dynamic link doesn’t make things from AE real time….
so some method of pre-calculation in AE will make things play better in PR.
just playing through in PPro will ultimately make a ram preview in AE. so after a bit, it will play smooth in PPro. but this is temporary as it’s tied to RAM.
some ppl render in AE and import the render to PPro and lay it above the dynamic link file in the seq.
I found using the Set Proxy capabilities in AE to be very useful in tasks like these…
See this thread: https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/3/925132#925334but this was before Global Performance Cache in AE CS6. So it may not be necessary as much these days.
hope this helps…
Alex Udell
Editing, Motion Graphics, and Visual FX
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