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Re: Adobe After Effects imports my video choppy! Why? Trying to make light saber effects.

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Re: Adobe After Effects imports my video choppy! Why? Trying to make light saber effects.
by taikwanjo on Sep 25, 2007 at 7:39:09 pm

I have Premiere Elements 1.5, and in that version you just go to File-Export-Movie, and make sure the File Type is Microsoft DV AVI, and Color Depth is Millions of Colors. Quicktime/MOV should also work.

A question for you... Could you just use the original captured footage file instead of exporting another copy of it? Depending on which version of AE you have, you should be able to just copy the clip from your timeline in Premiere and paste it into your composition in After Effects. Or you could go to File-Import in AE and import the file from your capture folder.

Just some ideas.


-Taikwanjo


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