[Mike Fisher]

Folks-

Okay, well, all I did was convert the aiff file to a wav sound file, then render that wav file with the animation in AE and that result has no pops and clicks as with the aiff file. At least that’s how it turned out in my very first test.

Use wav files instead of aiff. Live and learn.

Thanks.

Mike Fisher
News graphics
San Antonio Express-News

[Mike Fisher]

Dave, thanks.

I spoke with Richard and, although he doesn’t use AE, I did find out some good info about how they operate there.

I use audio and video for my small projects but am not any sort of whiz at it. I’m surprised to see you say that AE is a lousy video editor… what do you use for video editing? How does AE fall short in video editing? It does everything I need, but my projects are much smaller than yours it seems.

Thanks.

Mike Fisher
News graphics
San Antonio Express-News

P.S. FYI- This link should take you to one of the animations that I put together.

https://www.210sa.com/Recycling_in_San_Antonio.html

[Mike Fisher]

Dave,

Thanks for the information. I’ll take another look at how I am using the audio in After Effects.

What I am doing is recording audio with microphones to serve as voiceover for an animation. I composite the video (animation) and audio (voiceover) in After Effects and render a quicktime movie that we post online.

Mike Fisher
San Antonio Express-News