AfterEffects with AVS swapping
- AznRAVEr1022
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AfterEffects with AVS swapping
alright, im using the method where you make some temporary mjpeg avi's to edit with then swap them with the AVS scripts. But how do i use AfterEffects and still be able to do the swapping? like if i just wanted to alter a clip like put a mask on it or something then take it to premiere.
- ErMaC
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- AznRAVEr1022
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- ErMaC
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You can't use the AVS swapping method with AE. Period.
And no the premiere project thingy doesn't work, I tried it. All the Premiere project thingy does is AE interprets the timeline of the premiere project and does it all internally - it doesn't make premiere do any work. Therefore, if AE can't read a file that's in the Premiere project, no go.
And no the premiere project thingy doesn't work, I tried it. All the Premiere project thingy does is AE interprets the timeline of the premiere project and does it all internally - it doesn't make premiere do any work. Therefore, if AE can't read a file that's in the Premiere project, no go.
- AbsoluteDestiny
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Actually - there is a way, sorta...
fffvfw has recently added experimental avisynth proxy support. It creates a proxy file much like link2 or vfapi and this can be used in After Effects. AFAIK it works in some sort of YUV space but I dont have the details to hand.
However, it is still being developed so it's not fully stable or fully functional yet. Good to know that we may have a useable method in the future though.
fffvfw has recently added experimental avisynth proxy support. It creates a proxy file much like link2 or vfapi and this can be used in After Effects. AFAIK it works in some sort of YUV space but I dont have the details to hand.
However, it is still being developed so it's not fully stable or fully functional yet. Good to know that we may have a useable method in the future though.
- Ashyukun
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So, until the fffvfw support is fully useable, the best way to handle it would be to run the swap so Preimere has the full-quality footage (via AVS) loaded up and then export the section you need the effects on into either HuffYUV or raw RGB (I like doing it raw as much as possible), import into AE, *AE MAGIC*, render from AE in Raw RGB (to avoid compressing it twice in HuffYUV, assuming you exported in it in the first place), and then reimport into Premiere. Right?
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Something like that.
And I wouldn't use FFVFW yet for any serious project. AE needs RGB input first off, and second the program is just still too flakey, and the developer has this habit of starting and stopping projects on a whim, I mean ffdshow has been neglected for months while he started working on ffvfw because the latter was more interesting to him at the time.
And I wouldn't use FFVFW yet for any serious project. AE needs RGB input first off, and second the program is just still too flakey, and the developer has this habit of starting and stopping projects on a whim, I mean ffdshow has been neglected for months while he started working on ffvfw because the latter was more interesting to him at the time.
- AznRAVEr1022
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yea i figured that was thje only way. thanx for all the info though cuz i was having a problem getting my freakin AE to do something. maybe ill try the fffvfw someday or somethingAshyukun wrote:So, until the fffvfw support is fully useable, the best way to handle it would be to run the swap so Preimere has the full-quality footage (via AVS) loaded up and then export the section you need the effects on into either HuffYUV or raw RGB (I like doing it raw as much as possible), import into AE, *AE MAGIC*, render from AE in Raw RGB (to avoid compressing it twice in HuffYUV, assuming you exported in it in the first place), and then reimport into Premiere. Right?