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  Exporting from AE to Premiere for Tape Printing

  Posted by Kim Huston on January 30, 2009 at 2:36 am

  I cannot get a file that doesn’t need to be rendered when put back into Premiere Pro for tape export.

  I’m using the Apple Animation codec, making sure it’s dropframe and 29.97fps. And that’s exactly what the project in Premiere is set as.

  My After Effects Settings:
  
  NTSC DV
  Width: 720
  Height: 480

  [ ] Lock aspect ration 3:2 (not checked)

  Pixel Aspect Ratio: D1/DV NTSC (0.9)

  Frame Rate: 29.97

  Resolution: FULL (720 x 480, 1.3 MB per 8bpc frame)

  And the duration and start timecode are all written in drop (;)

  In the Advanced tab:

  Rendering plug-in: Advanced 3D
  [ ] Preserve frame rate when nested or in render queue
  [ ] Preserve resolution when nested.

  I don’t have any nested comps

  My output settings in the render queue are:
  
  Render Settings:

  quality: Best
  resolution: Full
  size: 720 x 480
  disk cache: Read Only
  [ ] Use Open GL Renderer

  proxy use: use no proxies
  effects: current settings
  solo switches: current settings
  guide layers: all off
  color depth: current settings

  Frame blending: on for checked layers
  field renderer: off
  3:2 pulldown: off
  Motion blur: on for checked layers
  time span: work area only

  frame rate: use comp’s frame rate (29.97)

  Options:
  [x] use storage overflow
  [ ] skip existing files (allows multi-machine rendering)

  Output Module Settings:

  Format: Quicktime Movie
  Embed: Project Link
  Post-Render Action: None

  [x] Video Output
  Channels: RGB (Format options Animation, Spacial Quality = High (100) FPS 29.97)
  Depth: Millions of Colors
  Color: Premultiplied (Matted)

  No stretch, no crop, no audio.

  My Premiere Project Settings:
  
  Editing Mode: DV NTSC
  Timebase: 29.97 frames/second

  Frame size: 720 horizontal 480 vertical 4:3
  Pixel Aspect Ratio: D1/DV NTSC (0.9)
  Fields: Lower Field First
  Display format: 30 fps Drop-Frame Timecode

  Sample Rate: 48000 Hz
  Display Format: Audio Samples

  Under the Video Rendering tab in Project Settings:
  
  [ ] Maximum Bit Depth (not checked)

  Previews:
  File Format: DV NTSC
  Compressor: DV NTSC
  Color Depth: Millions of colors

  [x] Optimized Stills (is checked)

  The only thing that seems to be different is the fields. I don’t think it’s specified in the AE project.

  Are the two programs not using the SAME Apple Animation codec somehow?

  Kim Huston replied 17 years, 3 months ago 1 Member · 0 Replies
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