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  I have searched and tried many suggestions and couldn't quite find a solution to my specific challenge.

  I use Adobe animate CC to produce HTML5 banner ads, no is put in place as a HTML5 Canvas document.

  My main timeline is 15 seconds long and any animation must stop at 15 seconds. While I have been using Flash for years I me as never any good at Actionscript.

  On one of my main calendar layers, I placed a short Clip (85 images) I'd like to loop until the end of the main timeline (356 frames).

  How to stop the Clip or more instances of the MC at the end of the main timeline?

  Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you

  Apparently, some syntax was wrong.

  So on the last frame of the layer actions main adds on the scenario:

  This.instance - name-of-Movie - Clip.Stop ();

  It worked

• Error: "Quicktime may need to be installed in order to display or to convert the video in Adobe Media Encoder.»

  I'm trying to export a Flash video. I get this message

  "Quicktime may need to be installed in order to display or to convert the video in Adobe Media Encoder."

  Despite the error message, it "seems" and spits a mov file, but only the audio crosses (the video is all black).

  I use Flash Professional CC, but older versions (CS6) seem to have the same problem.

  Some tips on how to export as swf no Flash?

  Thank you!

  I would still choose not to send the video through Adobe Media Encoder, which can stop the error message.

  What is your scenario? Video export cannot export integrated H.264 video. If you do animation and audio to go on top an existing H.264 format video, export, but make sure the alpha box set when exporting. Then, you can combine the old movie H.264 with the animation and the sound you made in Flash.

• Random audio added at the end of the videos made in Media Encoder

  I am facing a problem with Media Encoder.  When I export first to Media Encoder it is a random audio presentation of the timeline text ends at the end of the video when played. First of all, it happened to me while he was working as an editor in a production House last week. I had to export directly from first thing this text of presentation audio random in music or talk would end at the last second or two to make it final. They were running the latest versions of first and Media Encoder. Now, work at home on my desk, I find the same thing is happening on a completely independent project. AND it started a few days ago when I updated last update as well on both programs. If I export directly from first, the video is very good. If I export with Media Encoder, the audio presentation text is at the end of the video most of the time. Anyone who knows this?

  One of the things I love about CC is the ability to export all working. Something you could not do with the suites of the FCP and Avid, I had worked with in the past. But now I can't export and continue working because Media Encoder does not work properly. I repeat that this is not an isolated experience, because it took place on two separate Macs and age different OS systems.

  My problem seems to be resolved once make the updated Media Encoder AND rebooted my system. I would log in your Adobe Manager and check to ensure you have LATER I have although I did, but didn't. Even the 'compilation error' has disappeared. Don't forget to restart. I know that many stores never turn off their workstations. I do it every night. They ARE machines after all and wear if you let them all the time. But it is another forum that I will go down. Laughing out loud!

• Audio glitch at the end of exports of EI

  I've just updated Media Encoder at 10.3.0.185 and Adobe After Effects to 13.8.0.144 (running on Windows 10). Since then, I've been meeting a glitch in the audio of any After Effects projects that I exported out of Media Encoder. Everything is going well for most of the video, but as I reach the end of the exported video, the audio starts to double or to cut and move to another part of the track.

  It does not exist in the AE project or the original audio track, nor does it occur on any video I export directly into After Effects. I tried to export with h.264 and Quicktime, with a variety of presets for both, for consistent results. If I export a video directly from AE, then re - encode the video in Media Encoder, so the problem does not occur.

  I use this workflow without problem for a while now, so I can't imagine anything else that I do other than the software update. Someone else has experienced this problem / have tips on how to solve this problem?

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  Sorry about that. We have a fix in the next patch. Recommendations and workaround are here: Re: last second audio skips and repeats after upgrade 2015.3

  Kind regards
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• A loop until the end of the column

  Hello!

  I have a string type 2D table that I want to loop through. The output of the table is feeding an "analysis of the string" vi and then converted into a timestamp. The problem is that the column of my table 2D is a different size. This means that some columns have a few empty cells towards the end of the column. When the cells are feed to the 'string analysis', and it occurs. I want it first is research in the table and delete all of the empty cells or find a way to the loop to the bottom of the column and stop when empty cells begin. The table is not fixed, then it is impossible to use a constant here. Can someone help me on this one?

  Greetings

  Kristoffer

  

  Here is my interpretation of the solution of Alexander.

  Right-click on the inner circle for loop to add the conditional terminal.

• Audio loop of the track and timeline navigation

  Currently working on a new project on Flash CS6 and AS3.

  I want to have an audio track loop in the background while unihibited that navigate through the timeline. The plan is to have two loop movie clips (can be changed to a regular loop) with a sort of button continue to navigate to another point in the scenario where the animation will continue finishing, then cutting the audio track. Sorry it is becoming more difficult to explain than I thought. So here's an example: http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6 & p = 002293

  The problem is I can't find a tutorial anywhere to accomplish what I want to do and I don't know how to make the audio repeat continuously without him double itself making the sounds of the event.

  Blargh. A quick response would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  use:

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• Play MP4 in Quicktime, but Audio offsets towards the end of the video in WMP. Huh?

  It's weird. I've done several MP4s in Premiere Pro CS6, only 10 min long walk, and the audio goes a bit offset (late), when you play the MP4 rendering. QT, it plays just fine. Is there something needing to be defined in the first or SOUL make any stay in Sync and play well in any player?

  Quick backstory: I film DSLR of 1920 x 1080 p at 24 fps (23.97 #) and I capture the audio separately on a portable 24-bit 96 kHz Tascam (which is think is 29.97) and throw it on a Pr Pro CS6 chronology. I use the camera audio bullshit just to synchronize then ALT + click to separate the audio track of the camera and delete it, leaving the sound synced now in place. Then I throw some transitions and effects (especially color grading) on the video, nothing fancy and export one. MP4 first which is activated naturally SOUL. I think the problem is the preset I'm picking. A screenshot of the settings of my SOUL is attached. I use one of the presets for Apple TV/iPad/iPhone which is basically renders the video up to 1280x720p with H.264 compression (no wonder that Quicktime it plays back without problem). I suppose that a codec will come into play here, or simply WMP be stupid? I know what is a codec, but I don't first which one to use (I guess you can), so if that's the answer explain a little when you answer, lol. I am a seasoned photographer and a pretty green video editor (and a lousy video shooting game, lol!).

  As a further test, I sent the script to a MP4 again but this time I simply chose H.264 and taken the HD 23.976 1080 p preset that uses different VBR, etc.. As the video plays well in both, but a 10-minute MP4 is close to 2 GB! I was expecting something on the order of 100 to 150 MB so I could YouSendIt out to people and ugly AppleTV/iPhone 4 720 p H.264 preset gives me a size in this range.

  Any thoughts on what to pay to get a viable size of < 200 MB with a 720 p video that actually works in WMP like QT? I hope that I ask myself even properly.

  Thank you!

  

  What video card you have? AMD? In this case use the MRQ, maximum render quality if you downrez 1080 to 720.

  H.264 encoding, but lowering the transmission speed to reduce the file size. Your screenshots show Apple TV to encode at a target speed 2.2 Mbit/s and the other parameter is a target 32 Mbit/s bit rate. AAC audio is also different, 160 against 192.

  The file size depends on the duration and flow. Duration is given, so change the bitrate to change the size of the file.

• Export Source 24 Bit WAV as float 32 bits before the conversion in Adobe Media Encoder?

  Hello

  I am exporting movies from After Effects as .avi and I was wondering what I need to do to preserve my audio is close to the source as possible. My audio file of the source is 24 - bit / 48K. I use Adobe Media Encoder to encode audio/video like YouTube Widescreen HD but since After Effects doesn't offer 24-bit export, should I export as a 32-bit float? And is that going to change my audio somehow before moving to Adobe Media Encoder?

  I've read about it on some different forums, but am still not not clear about this...

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  Henry

  Sorry, but you've made a fundamental mistake - a non-standard rate.  That's a no-no.  A big.  You will have to use a standard frame rate and come up with another way to get things to work.  You'll foolin' with frame rates.

• How to import the .mov in adobe media encoder

  How to convert a file that has been saved as an adobe flash video and can be played in vlc media player to the h.264 format in adobe media encoder?

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• Where are the AE render in Media Encoder settings?

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  June or July, what is the diff when it's almost November? (Thanks for pointing out my typo fault. Editing my last post for the correct month for the benefit of future readers.)

  Netcommercial wrote:

  I don't know what version without head turns in the BG means?  With regard to #4. By checking my switches for blur, mixing, etc. and change the CAB to 16 in my computer, then save it. That's what the SOUL used to render?  Also ignore post Rick on this one then?  Thanks for your comments.

  When the TEA makes a model of EI, he launched a version of AE which runs without showing any UI, alias "headless". This produces mode silent "in the background", invisible to you unless you look at what processes are active on your computer with Task Manager/Activity Monitor. Launch of the background without head even if you AE already launched (this way you can continue to work at AE SOUL makes).

  To the clear difference between AE and SOUL for you, I think we have to be more specific about the difference between rendering and encoding. We often use these terms sometimes as umbrella language to get your executives to apply and in a file, but we should put in proper context for this particluar pipeline.

  The record is that the calculation of pixels in each image in your comp. AE will always be the application making the frames in your computer, even if it's just a background version without head of AE.

  The encoding is taking the series of images in your comp and write them to a file, using an algorithm (codec) that you choose. The AE and SOUL can encode frames of your model to a file.

  The big difference, and where I think you're getting hung up, is this: in make AE queue, rendering settings options allow you to change how AE makes executives before they are coded but only for what AE does the encoding. TEA does not have this option, or it reads the AE render queue rendering parameters.

  Further, to clarify: SOUL knows nothing of what is in the queue of rendering your AE project. You don't need to put your model in the render queue in order to make with SOUL and the settings you make in the render queue are ignored by the SOUL.

  Claire?

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  Deinterlacing is now automatically applied if the source and destination are different according to their order of the frames is concerned. In other words:

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• How can I make the export in Adobe Media Encoder CC 2015 format MXF 25 Pal 720 x 576, in CS6 is possible!

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  Difficult to find the link I'm looking.

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  http://www.precomposed.com/blog/2011/01/Encore-Blu-ray-loop-point-fix/

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