Frage von mirktt:
Hello!
For days now I try in vain from a Flash animation with After Effects to create a QuickTime.
I have a swf (; frame-to-frame animation, without mc's) at 25 fps. I then export them as PNG sequence, which is then imported into After Effects, 7th So far, so good. For then I'll take the quicktime animation codec and keep the same frame rate (for, 25 fps).
What emerges here, however, is a quicktime movie is always a little too fast. I have already tried many different settings, and googled extensively synonymous (; particularly synonymous) in this forum, but unfortunately come to no reasonable results ...
A Quicktime export directly from flash unfortunately leads to no result zufriedenstelleneden as many frames are simply gedropped. Does anyone villeicht this problem?
Thanks schonmal,
erik
Antwort von B.DeKid:
Gude
Have you tried with ess of eRightSoft SUPER?
Do you have to spend time 24.97 FPS, if it still runs too fast?
MfG
B. DeKid
Antwort von mirktt:
Hello DeKid example,
with a low rate, I have tried it already, is unfortunately not better. With SUPER I tried it already, but unfortunately that is not synonymous with good results ..
Strangely, the animation in the work area of AE is running when I do a RAM preview, as well as they should be. In the final output, it is a little too fast ... I do not understand it ..
vg, mirktt
Antwort von TiMovie:
I suspect that perhaps it could have to do with the PNG Sequence, but put a step between them and convert the PNG file in such a mov with premiere a good Codek - and then work with AE next - perhaps Funzt?
Antwort von mirktt:
That would be the same step as in AE or? I wil ultimately only a mov. than the final product. And with Premiere, I know my not so little ...
In any case, erstmal thanks for your help, I'm just going to the frame rate in AU runterzuschrauben so try to fit it irgenwann ..
Best regards,
Erik
Antwort von Mylenium:
Does anyone villeicht this problem? Öhm, well, the question that has not yet provided None would be whether it really runs in Flash with guaranteed 25fps? Until that is assured, this is a shot of blue. The cash dropped frames would suggest strongly that the system does not calculate the frames in the necessary frame rate in real time, why always synonymous ... From this perspective it would be supposedly playing too fast, strictly speaking, the correct behavior. Otherwise I do not see the problem really is - how you interpret the frame rates in AU, is indeed relatively free and when properly Vershachtelung conversion of frame rates are really not an issue, if necessary, just stop with Frameblending ...
Mylenium
Antwort von TiMovie:
would say does not slow down that After Effects does the same as an editing program - in memory - AE compositing program is one!
If you lay the PNG file into an editing program you need to render, and there you will see an end result synonymous, AE is no preference what you put into the timeline!
