I agree with Josh. Another reason to export from AE is that due to multiprocessing, AE renders much faster then PrP. So when you do all that work in AE and export it to the PrP timeline, when PrP exports the project it doesn’t have a lot of computing to do with that clip. As opposed to having a AE dynamically linked clip on the PrP timeline which would demand more rendering time from PrP as it exported the sequence.
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