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USING AFTER EFFECTS CS4

Rendering and exporting

Last updated 12/21/2009

Note: If you are going to use the resulting movie in another After Effects composition, enter a small value (less than 5) in

the Key Frame Every field or deselect the Key Frame Every option. The presence of key frames greatly increases the

memory required to edit and render a movie.

8 Click OK.

9 If your compressor choice supports different image color depths, choose the appropriate color depth in the Output

Module Settings dialog box.

10 Specify other settings in the Output Module Settings dialog box, and then click OK.

More Help topics

“Render and export with the Render Queue panel” on page 691

“Output modules and output module settings” on page 700

Render and export a composition to OMF (Windows only)

You can render a composition to the OMF (Open Media Framework Interchange) format to generate Avid media (or

essence) files; these files contain only media —not metadata or project data. Each OMF codec has a fixed frame size

and frame rate, depending on the output resolution you choose. Make sure that the composition or render settings are

set appropriately: If you use an unsuitable frame size or frame rate, After Effects doesn’t render the file and returns an

error displaying the expected frame size or frame rate.

The OMF file format doesn’t support audio, so any audio tracks aren’t exported, but you can output audio tracks

separately, if desired.

1

In the Render Queue panel, click the Output Module template name to open the Output Module Settings dialog box.

2 From the Format menu, select OMF.

3 Click Format Options.

4 Choose a format (NTSC or PAL), an AVR (Avid Video Resolution) codec, and an OMF version.

Note: OMFI version 1.0 is supported for backward compatibility with older Avid systems.

More Help topics

“Render and export with the Render Queue panel” on page 691

“Output modules and output module settings” on page 700

Creating an animated GIF movie

An animated GIF file is a sequence of GIF images that plays as a movie. This format is commonly used for small, short,

simple movies that play in web browsers.

AVR codec NTSC PAL

1:1 720x486 (interlaced), 29.97 fps 720x576 (interlaced), 25 fps

1:1 (24p/25p) 720x486 (progressive), 24 fps 720x576 (progressive), 25 fps

DV 720x480 (interlaced), 29.97 fps 720x576 (interlaced), 25 fps

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