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Matt
This happens when quicktime is not installed. But you already rendered some files as.mov which means it is there on ur system.
Try installing it again with updates. It may help. Also check whether it is available in Adobe Media Encoder or not?
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Glad to help
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Anytime Jack
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Jack
Another workaround, make your Document size(in Illustrator) equal to the Comp size you want in After effects and then import your Illustrator file.
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Martin
Can’t say much about How IOS works but I read in a blog that QuickTime Animation is not supported(according to a blog).
You can use APNG codec which is somewhat like GIF but also retains the alpha channel.
You may want to look at this:
https://www.modejong.com/AVAnimator/
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Vishesh Arora
January 22, 2013 at 9:19 am in reply to: Adding a comp created as a duplicate in the timeline panel to the project panelPaul
If you duplicate a comp in Timeline, then its not actually a new comp. Its the same comp with the a different Layer Name. The Source Name still remains the same.
See the image below:
If you click on Source Name it will toggle to Layer Name.
So you are just duplicating the same comp with a different name.
If you want a new Comp with a New SOURCE NAME, then duplicate the layer directly in Project Panel and not in Time-line.
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Vishesh Arora
January 22, 2013 at 8:22 am in reply to: Exporting H.264 from After Effects file for HD BroadcastThanks Dave and Juan.
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Frank
First Pre render the Comp and then Apply Time-Reverse Layer.
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Patrick
You can also Mute Audio from Preview Panel for RAM preview.
Vishesh Arora
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Frank
Precompose the particular layer and then Reverse the animation.
Select the Precomp layer and pres ” Cntrl/Cmnd + Alt/Optn + R “.
Vishesh Arora
3D and Motion Graphics Artist
Films RajendraBlog:
https://digieffects.wordpress.com2011 3D Demo Reel:
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