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  • Hello Kalleheikki ,

    Thank you very much. My bad, I had read about corner pin, but I didn’t realise it could be used that way. I’ll give that a try.

    Best regards

    Christophe

  • Christophe Cuny

    May 31, 2018 at 4:36 pm in reply to: Maths symbols fly through

    Thank you very much Daniel. That got me started.

    Much appreciated.

    All the best

    Chris

  • I don’t have access to Encoder as yet, as I wrote earlier, and it with Premiere directly I need to render. But I will read up for when they provide me with Encoder.

    Thank you.

  • Thanks again Daniel. I don’t even know what the in and out points are (I will check it out myself) but once again, I appreciate you taking the time to answer.

    Best.

    c

  • Hi Daniel,

    That’s really helpful, thank you. I have neither AE CC or Premiere CC myself, but doing some work (logo opener being a small part) someone who does, and I wasn’t aware that he therefore must have access to Encoder. That being said, Using Premiere to render seems simple so I might as well stick with it for now.

    Sorry if my question is a bit confusing. I do get mixed up with some of the jargon. But basically, I do want to import the AE composition into Premiere. I did that by simply using the media browser and double-clicking the aep. That seems to work (it might be the equivalent of what you suggest above), but when I render the logo opener using Premiere, I don’t get the full animation. It looks like what I am getting is the portion that has been RAM previewed in AE only. So I was wondering if it was possible to render the full clip in Premiere at all. I will try to import the clip as you suggest and see if that yields a different result.

    Thank you for taking the time to help.

    Chris

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