[Michaelle Mcgaraghan]

Calvin: So I tried your workaround of turning off stuff on Keylight in AE, and that worked in AE but I couldn’t get the link to refresh in Premiere

Bob: I also duped the filter and turned off the old one which again helped in AE but didn’t update in Premiere

Finally i just rendered out each clip separately. How did you guys get Premiere to recognize the changes you made with keylight in AE?

thanks
Michaelle

Mac Pro 2×3 ghz Quad-Core intel, 8GB RAM, ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024 MB, OS 10.7.5, Premiere 6.0, AE 11.0.0.378. Graid storage connected via eSATA

[Michaelle Mcgaraghan]

Hi Calvin,

Thanks for the tip, I’ll try it out tonight and report back my results. It does appear to be directly related to key light.

In answer to Bob’s solution, I did switch to CPU and re-rendered everything in Premiere but still had the issue.

Thanks again everyone!

m

Mac Pro 2×3 ghz Quad-Core intel, 8GB RAM, ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024 MB, OS 10.7.5, Premiere 6.0, AE 11.0.0.378. Graid storage connected via eSATA

[Michaelle Mcgaraghan]

Hi Tom, thanks for responding.

Here are my system specs: Mac Pro 2×3 ghz Quad-Core intel, 8GB RAM, ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024 MB, OS 10.7.5, Premiere 6.0, AE 11.0.0.378. Graid storage connected via eSATA

Codec is prores 442 (which is what the clips were shot in) 1920×1080 @ 29.97fps. Attached are my sequence settings as well. FYI on the last timeline I finalized, I uped the Video previews resolution to ProRes HQ and still had this rendering problem. Only replacing the clips solved the issue.

Thanks,
Michaelle

Mac Pro 2×3 ghz Quad-Core intel, 8GB RAM, ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024 MB, OS 10.7.5, Premiere 6.0, AE 11.0.0.378. Graid storage connected via eSATA