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Huge, Way to HUGE .mov
I have a video (slide Show) of pictures and Green Screened footage. That I would like to upload to youtube. However every time I render something from AE it come out very large. The video I’m currently working on, after rendering came out to be over 17g. I then exported it with quicktime and it was just over 300 mb’s. but you can really see the quality loss.
How should I be rendering out of AF if the video is intended for internet?
Thanks, Michael Patterson .
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2 Replies
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You do not render out of AE for internet. Open your AE project in Adobe Media Encoder (under File) and select the comp you want rendered. Choose a preset – .flv, .f4v or H264 (all work for YouTube or Vimeo or the net in general) and render from there. Since you already have a rendered file (the 17 Gb one) take that in Encoder and compress to one of the above mentioned formats.
Tudor “Ted” Jelescu
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Tudor is right about using Adobe Media Encoder encoding presets for web output. Render and export a losslessly encoded movie out of After Effects and then use Adobe Media Encoder to create the compressed final delivery files.
See these FAQ items:
“FAQ: Why is my output file huge…?”
“FAQ: How do I export a movie for YouTube, Vimeo…?”
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