Playing sounds

[Josh Michnik]

yo

in your final render settings…you need to click the audio on
so steps to render would be
composition/make movie
then in the render queue, where it says lossless, click that
the output module settings
at the bottom, click the audio output box.

and for lineing stuff up in the comp..you can do ram previews which will play with audio.

or you can scrub the timeline while holdin ctrl

hope that helps

[Angus Mackay]

Hi Aki

you need to use AIF audio in after effects. Also if you want to have audio in your output file then you need to enable the Audio in your output module before rendering

Angus

[Laszlo Kovacs]

The good ole wav will do as well.
If you preview your animation, use the 0 (null) on the numeric keyboard, instead of the spacebar.

*****************************
Life is too short to drink poor wine.

[Mike Morris]

You can use almost any sound format you’d like. AIF is probably one of the more efficient, but .wav or .mp3 (for example) will work just fine.

What you need to do is hit “0” on the numeric keypad to RAM preview it. After Effects will run through, and temporarily “render” it out to your RAM. Once it has done that, it will play back at real-time, playing the Audio you have inserted

As far as rendering/exporting it out, in the Render Queue window, click on the word “Lossless.” It will pull up a window that has some adition settings. If you look at the bottom, you will see that the Audio box is unchecked. Simply check it, and hit OK.

Then render that puppy out. You’ll have your audio. Good luck.

Sib Ntsib Dua

Xeeb

[Steve Roberts]

Using MP3s in AE is asking for trouble in the form of clicks, pops and/or strange audio behaviour.

Use QT Player to export MP3s to AIFF or WAV. Next, import the AIFF or WAV into AE.

Steve

[Aki]

thank you very much, now it’s work fine 😀