[Dave Fleming] ”
What I did was simply right-click a clip, and chose Replace with After Effects Composition. I already have a project open in AE, so it opens in that project. Then, I re-name the linked clip to something that makes sense and proceed with my compositing. I do a RAM preview (0 key) in AE when I’m done and save my work. I don’t export/import anything. When I go back into PPro, the linked comp appears with a red bar and won’t playback without stuttering. Frankly, I thought I had seen in the road show demo that the files were just being RAM previewed in AE and then played back in PPro without any rendering. I re-name the linked comp to the same name I had given it in AE and then render the file in PPro so I can playback cleanly.
Well, if that inconvenience weren’t bad enough, when I close both programs and relaunch PPro only, the files once again appear with a red bar and need to be rendered. I can’t understand why PPro doesn’t remember the previously rendered file.”
When I already have a project open in AE, and I am in PP selecting a new clip (Replace with AE Comp), it sends me to AE and opens a NEW project for me.Right there we have a different experience.
I then rename the new project with a name that makes sense and save it.After doing work in the comp I save it again. Then I return to PP. I ALWAYS render the AE project in PrP.Thats standard operating procedure. At this point I dont do any RENAMING of anything like you do. I think that’s where your render files issue might be caused.When I close both apps and reopen then at a later time, all rendered AE DL are found. I hope this helps in some way. 😀
Tom Daigon
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