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Workflow novice questions between Premiere Pro-After Effects
First question:
I asume working with a huge loseless exported video from premiere in After Effects might make it almost impossible to edit without it freezing (and my computer is dual core intel and 4gigs ddr with a graphic card Nvidia GeForce 7950GT). Am I right?Second question:
Are there any tips to work with loseless to optimize the editing process? Appart from lowering the resolution of the composition preview window.Third question:
Also, is this the best way to do it? Edit a video with premiere, and then export it loseless, and finish it with after effects?Fourth question:
Is the following possible without messing the right timing at some point?:
1: Export an edited video to loseless with Premiere
2: Use virtualdub to compress it to Divx (for example)
3: Import the Divx with After Effects and apply all of the effects on top of an adjustment layer.
4: Once finished replace the divx file behind the adjustment layer with a loseless one and export loseless again.
5: Compress with VirtualdubFifth question:
Which is, as of today, the best compressing codec you can think of in order to release a video into youtube or vimeo? I have used Divx until now, got nice ressults with 310mb 9,5 minutes of footage and 720p at 3000kbps and 48khz audio. But does this sound right with that setup?Thanks beforehand, I understand these are a lot of questions 😛
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If you don’t have dynamic link, then work with low rez proxies in AE. After Effects doesn’t support Divx so it may crash.
Youtube recommends HD video must be 1280 x 720 or higher if you want the “watch in HD” The final display size on YouTube will be 640 x 360.
Use a bit rate over 2000Kbps for your encoded video.
Keep your overall upload file size under 1 gigabyte and your movie duration under ten minutes.
add the “&fmt=18” or “&fmt=22” phrases to the URL to force HD
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