I can't seem to be able to cut a video in After Effects. If i use the drag tool thing next to the video then it does make it smaller BUT then is a faint trace of the original video, so for example I have a 20 min video, I cut it down to 3 min, when I render it, it renders the whole thing!
If you don't understand (I'm bad at explaining) then I can take a snapshot.
Adobe After Effects Cutting
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Re: Adobe After Effects Cutting
You don't cut in AE (in the razor tool sense) you set your in/out points and then drag the entire thing to where you want it on the overall comp's time frame. If you're doing that and you see the entire clip when you render, you're not looking at the right output monitor.
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Re: Adobe After Effects Cutting
OHH!
I get it, Thanks a lot!
I get it, Thanks a lot!
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Re: Adobe After Effects Cutting
Closest thing you can do to cutting in the ae timeline is the ctrl+shift+d shortcut (should be otherwise available as edit > trim I think, or something alike, but I've been using the shortcut for so long that I totally forgot), which will split in two layers the original selected layer. If more layers are selected, it will apply to all of them, if none are selected, it will split those that do actually something there and aren't thus empty in that point.
NB: if you don't properly press shift too, you'll just be doing ctrl+d, which is duplicate.
NB: if you don't properly press shift too, you'll just be doing ctrl+d, which is duplicate.