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Exporting issue
I imported some quicktime movies to my project.
When i export my comp to a QuickTime movie, some of the movies i imported just don’t play. They show like pictures on the exported movie. It successfully exports to a movie, but some frames aren’t like they were supposed to be.
When i run a RAM preview, everything is fine.
Should i import uncompressed movies?
oh… i’m on a 2.0ghz/2gb/128mb vid iMac! (not enough memory maybe??)
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Most of them are H264… what codec would you suggest?
Thanks already
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Thank you!
Last time i used Render Queue…
didn’t solve it either…will try Quicktime’s Animation…
thanks!
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yes… just what i’ve been doing… h264 for output…
it’s now rendering… now we’ll wait and see!!
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[Dave LaRonde] “And don’t export, render using the Render Queue.”
…sounds like a candidate for “Stock Answer #2”, LOL.
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well.. sorry if i’m new to after effects….
did not work as well … used animation to all clips I imported to after effects.. and in the final rendered movies, they are like a picture…
some of them work… don’t know what else to try…
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the latest version of quicktime!
it’s not a playback issue…
it plays the whole thing very smoothly… -
sorry if i wasn’t clear…
i’ve imported some quicktime movies into AE…
they’re all in a composition, with animations, effects… text…the quicktime movie i get from AE (render queue…) plays ok on my machine.
but those movies i imported now show as still images.
and they were fine previewing on AE“not a playback issue” – quicktime is fine… the movie plays smoothly, but it’s not exactly what I created in AE…
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Hmm. Is this the process of importing and rendering?
MOV1 (OK) -> AE (OK) -> MOV2 (OK).
MOV2 looks good in Quicktime Player?
But MOV1 looks bad in Quicktime Player? -
MOV1 looks OK in QT and in AE
MOV1 doesn’t look good in MOV2 in QT
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So in QT Player, you watch MOV2. And inside MOV2, MOV1 looks bad. Right?
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