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HELP exporting from Adobe After Effects/Importing to Final Cut

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HELP exporting from Adobe After Effects/Importing to Final Cut
by MTomato on Oct 4, 2007 at 10:19:53 pm

When i export from AE as a lossless Qtime the file looks
great. But when i import it into FC it is all pixelated ...I thought
it was just a display thing in Final Cut, but when exported from FC it looks the
same. Im totally stumped. Is it an exporting problem from AE (I use the render Queue and lossless)? Or is it a problem with Final Cut's handling of the file? Are my FC settings not compatible with AE? Im using AE 6.5 into FC HD 4.5. Arggh. I appreciate any
help at all. Thank you.



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Re: HELP exporting from Adobe After Effects/Importing to Final Cut
by Steve Roberts on Oct 5, 2007 at 1:27:12 pm

If the file that came out of AE looks great in QT Player, then it's fine. The issue may lie with your FCP settings. If the FCP sequence is set to an ugly codec like DV, then, well, your movie will look ugly. And DV doesn't like graphics much.

What is the frame size of the movie?
What is the frame size of the FCP sequence?
What is the codec of the FCP sequence?

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Re: HELP exporting from Adobe After Effects/Importing to Final Cut
by Dave LaRonde on Oct 5, 2007 at 4:45:42 pm

And you're relying on those little pea-shooter computer-monitor viewers in FCP to judge your file, stop it.

You can't tell ANYTHING about the quality of a clip in FCP until you look at it on a broadcast monitor. Sorry, but that's the way it is in FCP.

Dave LaRonde
Sr. Promotion Producer
KCRG-TV

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