[Daniel Terrazas]

Yes it is possible. Just select the layer style name in your text layer and copy it (ctrl+c) and select all the other layers and paste it (ctrl+v).

Daniel Terrazas
2D/3D Generalist

[Daniel Terrazas]

OK this is what I end up doing, in case someone could find my experience useful.

Based on what Dave commented I checked and found that AE will not export to MOV DVCPRO50 but Quicktime pro (with Pro Codecs) will. The only downside is it doesn’t seem to retain interlaced settings. So I’ll send the file to the network and see what they reply.

They being a cable network abroad that I don’t have any contact with I don’t think I’m going to get a very detailed reply but I’ll keep this post updated with whatever the outcome is.

Daniel Terrazas
2D/3D Generalist

[Daniel Terrazas]

Thanks for the reply Tero, but I’m currently using a Mac and as you can see in the image I have the Quicktime ProCodecs installed

But there’s no option to export a MOV file with DVCPRO 50 in the list.

Can you or anyone point me in the direction of a third party encoder that can do the job. I understand that FCP can do it but I don’t have access to it since is an obsolete software.