[Dave Hiebert]

Sorry….I’m using 2017, 2018 and 2019. Same issue with all

[Dave Hiebert]

I think you’re exactly right….I just came to the same conclusion. I was making it harder than it had to be.

Thanks All !!
Going to try it as an image with the Card Dance as well.

[Dave Hiebert]

Thanks….ya, my mistake…I meant animation. It’s a lot more than just moving keyframes tho, as I’ve gotten in and changed a a bunch of stuff but still cant get it to slow down. I also have the issue of wanting it to explode numerous layers as one, like in the video. I would imagine Trapcode Form is probably the plugin I’ll need.

[Dave Hiebert]

Thanks, everyone for all the replies. I ended up downloading a program called Visual AVCHD Time Stamp and it takes the day and time from the metadata. Works like a charm. I requires an extra render, but still easier than capturing real time.

[Dave Hiebert]

Yes, I can do that to get the timcode….what I need is the Day/Time stamp.

[Dave Hiebert]

Thanks, Walter. I’ll give it a try.

[Dave Hiebert]

Right, but you end up with a .mov. I need an .mp4

[Dave Hiebert]

Thanks for the quick reply. Unless I’m missing something tho, this would not be a time saver. I’m just looking for the fastest way to get an H.264 file rendered and out the door. I have a file that is basically templated and needs to be changed every week. I just update a few of the assets, re-render and give to the client. Unfortunately, I don’t get the updates until last minute. In CC, I could have the file done in 37 minutes….in AME it takes over an hour and a half. In my estimation, that’s not an upgrade. 🙂

[Dave Hiebert]

Ya, that’s pretty much what I ended up doing. Thanks, Erik.

[Dave Hiebert]

That was it. Thanks a ton for helping. I wrongly assumed that Adobe cloud would auto update so I didnt even look.

Thanks again. My particles are once again, flying around nicely.
🙂