Love2lindy
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Thank you! That works very well.
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P.S. I have a dual core Athlon x2 4400+ with 4 GB RAM and RAID-0 drive, so I’m assuming that running both AE7.0 and PP2.0 at the same time shouldn’t stress the system that much.
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By “not working quite right”, I mean that it’s no longer in the timeline form that it was in when it left PP2.0 — it’s now been made into a continous clip.
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Thanks! And then after editing in AE7.0, can I bring it back into PP2.0? I tried saving it as an aep file in AE7.0, then using dynamic link in PP2.0, but things didn’t work quite right.
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Thanks for the information about this. It’s definitely confusing however because there are tutorials on the web that say you can definitely paste from AE 6.5 to PP 1.5…. you even see Jacob Rosenberg doing it (on film!) in the Total Training “What’s New in Adobe Premiere Pro 1.5”. I guess what you’re saying is that, even though this may work with some of the effects in AE, you can’t expect it to work with all of the effects?
My understanding though is that all this has changed with the new PP2.0 and AE7.0? You can go back and forth with no problems using these packages?
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Then I clearly don’t understand the point of copying/pasting between PP and AE. I could always render out from PP, import into AE for editing, render out from AE, import into PP, etc.. But I want to avoid all these renders because the quality decreases each time, right?
I thought that a copy/paste from PP into AE and then a copy/paste back into AE would allow a single render at the end, inside PP, for example, but using the AE effects from within PP as I rendered (since I have both AE and PP installed on the same machine). Is this not right?