Todd Perchert
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You might be able to purchase a template somewhere. By the time you find it, purchase it, and figure out which files go where, you probably could’ve laid them all out in AE and rendered it.
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Try rendering out to something like Prores or DNXHD or something similar. Then transcode to h.264. Not a solution, but might be a workaround.
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Need a great deal more info. Detailed info on the clip, image size, codec… computer specs. Also what version of PPro are you on? Does the video import into PPro? Does it just not play in your source monitor, or is it when rendering? Can’t figure out at what point you are getting this error from your details.
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Is this the original audio clip, or is it with some effect already applied? Sounds like an effect was already applied that tried to take out some noise processing has garbled the voice some. If it’s the original, I’m not sure there is much that can be done with that. When she talks there’s like a little warble to the voice in places that, as far as I know, cannot be repaired.
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On a mac, I do CMD-K for layers, and SHIFT-CMD-K to razor through all tracks. If you don’t have a keyboard shortcut, you should be able to set it up. Go to your keyboard shortcuts and look for “Add Edit to All Tracks”.
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I didn’t think that was ever possible. Are you sure you didn’t use an effect like 3D? I’m on 2017 and Adjustment Layers motion control does not do that.
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Nice tut! Now I’m hungry.
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But is doable. Like I said, render out something like a PNG QT then convert – If not AMe, Handbrake.
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You should be able to render out to a QT – something like PNG – then use AME to convert to mp4.
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Have you tried clearing out your cache? Preferences, Media Cache, Clean Unused.
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