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  • thanks – that’s the trick!

  • Hi Chris,

    thankyou – great advice. What is your best method for chopping it up in AE.

    alexis

  • Hi Chris and thanks,
    just need some further clarification..So do you mean you dont copy and paste the sequence directly into After FX but export the asset as a movie via microsoft dv then take it into After FX…because ive been just taking the small clip I need to work on into AFX via copy and paste (not exporting as movie)and it places the clip in time line and entire source video in project every time I do this – so end up with billions of entire source videos in project area. So sounds like copy and paste is out and export each clip in Premier Pro and import into After effects to work on each is best way to go if I have to do this many times which I will as each 4 seconds of my dv movie has a different treatment.And also there will be no great loss of quality between two methods of working- Am I on the right track…? also wondering if quicktime is comparable in quality for the export.

    cheers, alexis

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