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Use the YouTube encoding presets in Adobe Media Encoder.
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The tutorial that you linked to is a Photoshop tutorial.
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For now, After Effect just imports the first page.
You can submit a feature request here:
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Stephen has given you an answer to this specific question. I’ll give you a link to some resources that will help you to learn basics such as this:
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Yes, we addressed a huge number of bugs regarding special characters and limits on numbers of characters in the After Effects CC (12.0) release, and we’ve been removing the remaining limitations in subsequent releases. This helps not just with bugs in Collect Files but also in use of character sets from other languages in file names, etc.
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You got answers here, too:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AfterEffects/comments/23suqm/question_about_showing_50_videos_at_once_in_the/———————————————————————————————————
Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
After Effects quality engineering
After Effects team blog
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> Premiere often does a better job at scaling than After Effects.
That used to be true. Not now. The improved scaling features in After Effects CC (12.x) added last year put After Effects back into the lead.
Yes, we have a little sibling rivalry here. 😉
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That video can’t be viewed in the USA.
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After Effects quality engineering
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Duplicate the body layer as many times as needed for separate body parts.
Draw masks on each duplicate to isolate a body part.
Scale each layer down as needed.
You’ll likely need to reposition the anchor point for each layer so that scaling is done around the appropriate point for each part.
Start here to learn After Effects:
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
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> “…but if you were a video editing beginner looking to edit short movies and documentaries, which program would you start learning; Adobe Premiere or After Effects? “
Premiere Pro.
After Effects is for motion graphics and compositing. Learn Premiere Pro first for the tasks that you mention in your question.
See this page for resources for learning Premiere Pro:
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
After Effects quality engineering
After Effects team blog
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