Pavan Gulati
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Hey all, I slept on it and figured it out with the help of a couple other tutoriasl. As usual I was overcomplicating the problem. Here’s what worked:
- Copy the clip (along with the desirable audio) from Premiere Pro
- Paste into a new composition in After Effects
- Add Intro element, make necessary timeline shifts (extend composition time in settings if necessary), add other effects as necessary, etc.
- Render out and ensure Audio output comes along with the ride. I muted the unwanted audio track before rendering. The output was a new .mov file.
- Import this edited file back into PP. This file has my desirable audio track with it. This new clip is slightly longer than the original exported clip since I added the Intro to it, but since the .mov file has the desirable audio along with it I didn’t have to worry about trying to sync it with the audio track in PP.
Some other notes:
– I abandoned dynamic linking. Breaking the process up is more intuitive to me and I seem to have more control.
– I found these links helpful:
https://youtu.be/qs42sTuBV4I?t=5m53s
https://forums.creativecow.net/thread/2/947447I’ll leave this up in case anybody wants to add to it or if a future newbie like me finds it helpful.
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@Roei… I never thanked you for your post. Thank you!!
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Hi Danny,
Did you ever get this resolved. You were experiencing the exact problem that I am having. I am getting the huge black gaps between the tiles with the video clips. When I try the same effect with images, I don’t have the problem.Thanks