Remus Hosu
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Hi Lindsey,
I think your safest bet is still with the secret menu. Make sure you have the Disable Layer Cache checked and try to set the purge value to 1. It should give you the maximum amount of memory for every frame. Here’s an article on this (the video is locked but just click “read more” below it)
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If you’re looking for the corporate/boxes style, maybe you’d like this?
https://creative-medias.net/portfolio-item/focus-presentation/
or this:
https://bluefx.net/after-effects-templates/premium-business/
Hope that’s close enough to what you’re looking for
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For the opacity you can use an expression that fades in and/or out. The expression still work if you trim or extend the layer. It fades in and out over the duration of 10 frames. You can just copy paste the expression to other layers then. Here’s the expression:
fadeInTime = .5; // time (seconds)
fadeOutTime = .5;Math.min(linear(time,inPoint,inPoint + fadeInTime,0,100),linear(time,outPoint – fadeOutTime,outPoint,100,0))
If you’re not sure how to use it or nor really familiar with expression, here’s a more detailed take on this expression:
https://bluefx.net/how-to-add-opacity-to-layers-footage-after-effects
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You can try with a fade expression for the layers. After you apply it to one layer you can copy the expression and select random layers and choose “Edit” – Copy Expression Only.
Here’s the expression:fadeInTime = .5; // time (seconds)
fadeOutTime = .5;Math.min(linear(time,inPoint,inPoint + fadeInTime,0,100),linear(time,outPoint – fadeOutTime,outPoint,100,0))
If you’re not sure how to do it, here’s a tut on that:
https://bluefx.net/how-to-add-opacity-to-layers-footage-after-effectsHope this helps
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Hey Nancy,
Adobe Media Encoder will render by default with the highest resolution settings and inside you can actually use the render presets or define one of your own. I generally use MP4 with H264 encoding, Variable bit rate (VBR) max 10 and min 8, Level 5.1. There’s a preset for Media Encoder that you can import and it will automatically render with the best settings. You can see it here:
https://bluefx.net/after-effects-cc-render-setup-for-youtube-part2/
Hope this helps
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Hi Peter,
Did you try with Keylight but instead of setting it to final result, set it to Intermediate result. It’s much much better. Also, if you click on the color pallete, hold down ctrl key and move the cursor around a bit, you can fine tune it, until you get rid of the semi transparent areas. Here’s a short tut that you might like:
https://bluefx.net/advanced-green-screen-editing-in-after-effects/
Cheers
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Maybe this will help you out:
https://bluefx.net/remove-hum-sounds-adobe-premiere-pro
Hope you’ll find it useful
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There’s another cool tutorial on how to work with bezier keyframes inside the graph editor, if you’re interested in checking that out:
https://bluefx.net/working-with-bezier-keyframes-graph-editor
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Try to export it through Adobe Media Encoder. It does have some nice presets but you can also create custom ones. Here’s a preset for MP4 with H264 encoding:
https://bluefx.net/after-effects-cc-render-setup-for-youtube-part2/
Hope this helps
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You will need to use Adobe Media Encoder. You can set it manually but there are custom render presets for it. Here’s one for MP4 with H264 encoding:
https://bluefx.net/after-effects-cc-render-setup-for-youtube-part2/