Graphics Reference
In-Depth Information
Width:
and
Height:
to '100%' each and check the Include Pixel Aspect
Ratio box, then 'OK'.
You might be wondering how it is that the original
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Comp, which runs at 24 fps, can simply be dropped into a new Comp with a
different Frame Rate and not suffer frame stuttering at playback. After Effects is
an intelligent program; it knows that, whatever your final Comp's Frame Rate
setting, all layers residing within as Precomps will replicate that final Comp's
Frame Rate - even if they initially have vastly different Frame Rates. The only
problem you may experience is with Movie and Sequential files, where they
have different pre-set Frame Rates from the final Comp. There are many
solutions to this problem, but the simplest is to activate Frame Blending on all
Movie and Sequential Files throughout the Comp and its children. But for most
cases, just keep your Frame Rates consistent.
8
Add the Comp to the Render Queue by pressing 'Ctrl
Shift
/' or
by selecting from the main menu
Composition
Add to Render
Queue
.
9
In the
Render Settings
section, select 'Best Settings', then open the
Render Settings
dialog and set
Field Render:
to 'Lower Field First' and
click 'OK'.
10
In the
Output Module
section, select 'Lossless' then open the
Output
Module Settings
dialog and select 'QuickTime Movie'.
11
Open the
Format Options . . .
and select 'Photo - JPEG' with its
Quality
slider set to 'Best',
then click
'OK'.
12
Click 'OK' to set
the Output
Module.
13
In
Output To:
,
assign a name and
folder to save your
project.
