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Re: After Effects and MPEG
by Simon Bonner on May 19, 2008 at 11:03:25 pm

There's none that I know of. If you're having trouble with your conversion software, perhaps you could import your footage into your NLE of choice and render it from there prior to importing into AE. Premiere, for example, has an option to render as uncompressed avi.

Simon Bonner

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