[Roei Tzoref]

I see. Maybe the process could be faster by using shortcuts: Tilda ~ key to maximize the timeline panel + disabling preview Caps Lock.

[Roei Tzoref]

testing again:

Abraham did you do something? this is much faster now! I am enjoying this very much. I have a silly question: was this possible before and I missed it? because I am not sure now if I tried to drag into the text field or copy paste :/ if it is new, you should spread the word! I have, in here: https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/2/1114782

testing 600k file

still very slow. maybe Half a minute. my recommendation is:
1. virus scanning? if you think it’s important then o.k but Adobe Forums don’t need that, are you sure we do?
2. a cancel option – very important
3. a percentage of progress, we humans don’t like to wait and if we wait we want a good reason
4. what about GIF files? any chance of implementing a fast way to put them here other than image upload?
5. drag and drop will probably fix 4 and is a great feature for avoiding multiple steps to get something into the clipboard

[Roei Tzoref]

do you mean this?

just make sure they are all visible by selecting all the layers and typing U

[Roei Tzoref]

as Walter suggested, you have keyframes down the road for each layer that are set to reduce opacity. we don’t need to guess because the information is right there. look here, this is from your screenshots of the keyframes:

see how the second keyframe is full? not like the first keyframe which is half full. this is an indication that this is not the last keyframe.

one more indication is this:

as you are placing your CTI after the last visible keyframe you can see that you can go to the next keyframe by clicking on the right arrow. if there wasn’t any keyframe after your current placement of the CTI you would see this:

what to do now? as we see here you are all the way down your timeline duration

so you can either set the duration of your composition to be longer, then delete these offending keyframe or keyframes down the road, or you can click on the arrow here for each layer:

then click on the diamond to clear that keyframe that you don’t really see 🙂

* this message was brought to you with support of the new feature (to my knowledge) of copy/paste images from the clipboard right in the text field! Thank you Cow Council!

[Roei Tzoref]

[Ryan Hillaby] “However it doesn’t matter, as i figured out i can simply save each file as a premiere pro project and import that project file into after effects with the key resulting in a very small file size in the end. “

do you mean dynamic linking solved your workflow issue? in Ae: file->Adobe Dynamic link->Import premiere pro sequence ? that’s the way to embed a ppro sequence in Ae and as you work in PPro, it automatically updates in Ae. you don’t have to save each keying in PPro as a project, as Ae can import multiple sequences in the same PPro project. as you import your PPro project that contains many sequences, in Ae you can choose which sequences to import all at once.

[Roei Tzoref]

sure, anytime. feel free to PM through here or email me on this matter or any other.

[Roei Tzoref]

this is a 600k file. it took almost a minute. this seems too much.

this message could be better. any chance to add progress percentage? and a way to cancel? one minute freeze makes me jumpy 🙂

[Roei Tzoref]

I won’t edit my post but instead write here. the 2 last images were supposed to be GIF files. since you can’t drag and drop, I opened them in chrome then copy pasted. it has created a png frame from them.

[Roei Tzoref]

[Abraham Chaffin] “Feel free to test it out and let us know how it is working for you.
“

Sure! this is great! thank you.

Testing….

it took more than 10 seconds to upload this image and it’s only 36k. could this be faster? I thought it was stuck

another test…

this one took almost the same amount of time. but its 300k

another test…

this one took almost the same amount of time. but its 2.6MB

seems drag and drop does not work – this is less comfortable. if I want to copy an image to the clipboard it required more steps. for example if I have a gif I made in photoshop at my desktop, I would have to open it in chrome and then copy paste. with jpg’s it could work if I used the snipping tool so it’s at my clipboard but can also be a problem if it’s a file somewhere, I would have to find a way to have it in the clipboard before I paste.

[Roei Tzoref]

You’re welcome Ángel Molina López 🙂