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| > But the question still remains, can't we build the right preset as an > output template in AE? I haven't done it myself, but you should be able to copy the settings (manually) from the AME encoding preset to an After Effects output module, but... > It would help tremendously to not have another > step when we are doing hundreds of files for digital signage. There needn't be an extra step. AME can be the primary way of rendering and exporting from After Effects. You can add After Effects compositions straight to the AME encoding queue. Or you can do what I do, which is to use the After Effects render queue to render and export a master and then have an AME watch folder automatically pick up the master and use it to create device-specific outputs. I show how to do this (though in the Premiere Pro context) in this video about new features in AME CS5.5: http://www.video2brain.com/en/videos-3781.htm |
