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Are you using After Effects 7 Standard or After Effects 7 Professional? The Standard version can’t import HDV footage.
BTW, After Effects 7 is the last version to have a difference between Standard and Professional. After Effects CS3 just have the single Professional version.
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January 4, 2010 at 12:02 am in reply to: Upcoming CS5 will be 64 bit, no port to 32 bit Plugins (Customer Service Comments)> Ya know, I told my partner when I made this post this morning that Adobe would defend their position and this post could start a fire storm.
My response was not intended to be a defense or any part of a firestorm. I was just trying to direct you to a place where the conversation would be more productive: the blog of the product manager—the person who actually makes the decisions and who is already having this conversation on that blog.
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According to this document, version 5.6 of the Camera Raw plug-in might not be compatible with After Effects CS3:
https://kb2.adobe.com/cps/408/kb408941.htmlI’m not 100% certain of this, but you may need to use the older version of the Camera Raw plug-in if you’re still using AFter Effects CS3.
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You can specify the color bit depth of exported items in the output module settings. Note that many formats impose limits on color bit depth.
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January 3, 2010 at 3:52 pm in reply to: Upcoming CS5 will be 64 bit, no port to 32 bit Plugins (Customer Service Comments)I recommend that you have this conversation with Michael Coleman himself. He’s the product manager for After Effects.
Here’s a link to his blog post about the 64-bit version of After Effects:
https://blogs.adobe.com/keyframes/2009/10/our_next_release_64-bit_native.htmlIn Michael’s responses to comments on that post, he addresses some of the concerns that you’ve stated here.
FWIW, I daily see many instances of the After Effects team working hard to do what’s right for you, the After Effects customer. I hope that when you read Michael’s blog post and responses, you’ll see that the goal is to make something that will help you the most to get your work done as effectively as possible.
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January 1, 2010 at 6:25 am in reply to: Expression to use with audio keyframes and time remappingAharon Rabinowitz shows how to do something like this here.
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There are some tips on this page that may help:
“Best practices for creating text and vector graphics for video”
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There’s information about frame rate here. If you want to know the frame rate of a footage item, just select it in the Project panel, and you can see the frame rate for the selected item at the top of the Project panel.
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There’s more information about the Convert Audio To Keyframes keyframe assistant here.
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Yep. That’s enough for basic work. (It’s close to what I have on my lap right now.)
Don’t expect screamingly fast renders, and don’t try to use Render Multiple Frames Simultaneously multiprocessing for any but the simplest compositions.
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