The built-in Render Queue is the most common export method for After Effects projects, and if you follow the above steps, you should be able to output your video compositions without a hitch. When it’s finished, your file should appear at the destination you’ve set. You can watch the progress of the render as the blue status bar fills up at the top of the Render Queue panel.Once you’ve set a destination for your render, a button should appear at the top right of the Render Queue panel that says Render.By clicking the blue text here, you should open a pop-up window where you can choose the destination of your exported video file. To the right, you should see Output To.You can produce smaller video files using Media Encoder, which is covered in the next section. If your composition is longer, however, the Lossless preset may produce gigantic files that quickly fill up your hard drive. Lossless is a good preset for short compositions that you want to import and edit in an NLE like Premiere Pro. Below Render Settings is the Output Module.Click the blue Best Settings to open the Render Settings window where you can choose your export options such as Frame Rate and Motion Blur. The Render Queue panel should appear at the bottom of your After Effects window.When you’ve completed your composition in After Effects, add it to the Render Queue by selecting Composition > Add to Render Queue from the top menu bar (shortcut Control + Command + M).If you’re an AE veteran, you may want to skip ahead. If you’re new to After Effects, this procedure may be new to you and worth reviewing to make sure you’re doing it correctly. This is the most common way to render and export your After Effects projects. If your issue is that After Effects is shutting down, check out this troubleshooting resource instead. That’s why we’ve outlined five steps for you to overcome the problem. On top of that, diagnosing the cause of an error can be quite difficult. Running into a rendering error after you’ve completed your composition can be extremely frustrating. What to Do if After Effects is Not Rendering What to Do if After Effects is Not Rendering.
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I have a feeling this may be a AE coding and Mac Pro "built in audio card" dilemma so I am going to attempt to use an old external Firewire 800 audio card once I get an adapter to plug it into Thunderbolt since the new mac pro did away with Firewire.Īny help or suggestions or updates would be much appreciated. Exported audio only using "Add to render queue" instead of AME - no audio.Using AME I tried the following codecs with and without video.Exported the entire sequence from AE to PP and exported from PP instead of AME - YES audio works - but graphics and precomps do not translate well to PP as I am using different plugins in AE that are not available in PP.Here is what I have tried as a work around. it is not the same sound repeating on every export.BUT it always magically fixes itself at the 10minute and 1 second mark.Ģ) No audio exports no matter the length or duration of the in/out pointsģ) Similar to #1 - There is silence for the first 10minutes of the 1hr sequence then at about 10minutes in, the audio magically comes back in and plays fine for the duration of the 1hr sequence. Even stranger, when I reset the work area in/out handles to different areas the 1/2 second sound byte is different - i.e. Then after the looping 1/2 second sound byte stops magically looping around 10minutes, the audio continues on fine for the duration of the 1hr sequence. When I export my main sequence which contains what I described above, any of the 3 following outcomes/errors occur:ġ) A single 1/2 second or so sound byte of somewhere random in this 1hr sequence will loop nonstop for the first 10 minutes of the exported video. My main sequence is set at the "HDTV 1080 24" preset. If I export individual tracks from within those 7 precomps the audio and video plays back fine - the problem only exists when attempting to exporting the whole sequence.Īll of the audio that exists in the precomps is 44.1khz 24bit / Stereo, except for 1 file which is 32bit, but that audio is exporting without any issues. No matter what combination of presets and codecs I use, the first 10minutes of the 1hr 10min sequence loop a random sound bite or are silent. Each precomp contains a separate audio track. I am attempting to export my main sequence which contains 1. Also having similar audio problems.I am running Adobe After Effects CC 13.5.1.48
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