[Patryk Wellfare]

Well, seems like not only AE is affected but AME too. Thank you for your patience with me. I will try to get a copy of CC 2014, I prefered it anyway since the upgrade to 2015.

[Patryk Wellfare]

Don’t worry I won’t feel insulted from someone who is trying to help me!
Welp, I’ve been using AE for 3 years now and it’s the first time I came across an issue like that.

What tutorials do you mean in general? I mean, I know how to do the things I want in AE when it comes to animation etc. because otherwise I wouldn’t be able to make a living out of it,atleast a small part of it, and I also got already the right settings for me under ”edit > preferences>….” where I maxed out pretty much everything so it uses the most of the hardware but it’s just the output I am always struggeling with.

[Patryk Wellfare]

How come I read everywhere that MP4/H264 is a highly recommended format for YouTube and video platfomrs in general? I always used it without any issues even though the file size was still a bit large.

I am not using it for intermediate work in AE. MP4 was supposed to be for the final use for upload of the composition I am trying to render. I am trying to render it out which doesn’t work properly due to audio issues.

Also you told me to use .wav files whereas I am using .wav files, only one single track is a .mp3 file and can’t be compressed since they are in the composition that’s supposed to be rendered for the final use.

It wouldn’t be an issue for me having to deal with bigger file sizes if the area I live in would allow for faster internet to be able to upload them within a few hours, otherwise I wouldn’t even be here asking for a solution and just stick to the X amount of gigabytes the final render gives me where the audio works aswell.

QT/h264 is what I ended up using (for the file I imported into Movie Maker to make it a reasonable size) and it seems to make it look like it’s ”ghosting” (the previous frame is still visible, just very very faint and that creates a kind of delayed look).

As I said the composition in AE was supposed to be rendered in MP4/H264 via AME which always worked just fine. The render is for the final use.

Sorry if I just understand you wrong writing this comment but this issue has taken alot of sleep from me.

[Patryk Wellfare]

I don’t think Creative Cloud lets me go back to an older version of anything without forcing me to update it afterwards.
I rendered it in a high quality codec. Tried QT with MPEG4, H264 and animation. All of those had audio but were way too big for me to upload. Only WMV and MP4 are struggeling with the first 6 minutes of the audio but those are the render options I would prefer since they’re high quality and have a fairly small final output size. I imported the project into Premiere and saw in preview window that in audio composition (I made a composition where all of the tracks were in) the first 6 minutes of audiowaves were ”full” (like the tracks would be really loud) but without any sound while after the 6 minutes I can see normal audiowaves and play the audio just fine.

My solution for now was I rendered it in QT with h264 with audio on and imported this file (which was about 70GB big) into Movie Maker (yes, seriously) and rendered it from there into a MP4 file. Movie Maker gives me around 150MB of a file size per minute. Count that up to 56 minutes and gives me roughly 8GB of a file. Still way bigger than it should be but Adobe seems to have let go all the talented people in their teams.