Click RenderĬlick the Render button and you’re done. Open “Output To,” Set Your Project Save SettingsĬlick the blue text next to Output To, add your project name and destination location, click Save Step 6. Open the Format Options… menu list. Under the Video tab, change the Video Codec to H.264, set Quality to 100. Click “Format Options,” Set Video Codec to H.264, Set Quality to 100 Open Output Module, Set Format to QuickTimeĬlick on the blue text next to Output Module to open the menu.
(Alternatively you can use the keyboard shortcut Control+Command+M.) Step 2. In the menu structure, click on Composition and select Add to Render Queue. Go to Composition and Click “Add to Render Queue” After this quick how-to, you’ll know how to export H.264 video in only six easy steps! Step 1. It’s time to add another notch to your After Effects belt. This is not possible in windows.Need to save an After Effects project as an H.264 file? Here’s everything you need to know to make it happen. After effects also translates every media it imports into a frame buffer, meaning for AE to use ProRes it needs both an encoder and decoder. But it does not give access to the decoder in other programs. Click the drop-down list besides ‘Format’, choose ‘Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas > MOV (AVC) (.mov)’ as the most compatible format for After Effects with best. Click ‘Add Video’ to import your source media to the program. Quicktime comes with a ProRes Decoder build in. Step 1: Start up HD Video Converter as a professional MXF to After Effects Converter. If you don't have access to FCP, you can still download and use the codec: ProRes comes build in when you install Final Cut Pro. The ProRes codec, or piece of software that encodes/decodes ProRes is not currently setup to be used in AE. If the video does not load in FCP but other ProRes videos do load, then we know that there is a problem with how the video was encoded to begin with. If It loads in Final Cut Pro and not AE, we know that AEis not setup to use that codec. If it loads in Final Cut Pro then we know the codec is setup on your system. This means that ProRes is a codec created for video editing. The benefit of an intermediate codec is that it retains higher quality than end-user codecs while still requiring much less expensive disk systems compared to uncompressed video. ProRes is a line of intermediate codecs, which means they are intended for use during video editing, and not for practical end-user viewing. In this case your video is encoded using ProRes 422. It is just like a folder, only you can't click into it and doesn't have a folder icon. Mov is a container for audio and video (and sometimes other media/meta) to live in together.
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