There is no special effect for the AE import Pr project

I've heard that AE has done a good job of outputting special effects to PR, but I haven't heard that PR has done a good job of outputting it to AE, my sweat, your workflow is not right, and the transition effects are done in AE like cutting vegetables, so they have to be done in PR. If you have to do that, you have to export**,The project file cannot be seamlessly linked,Because the plug-in AE you use in PR may not be able to be used,And vice versa,The reason for the lack of clarity is because,The **file you exported is compressed,You should make the format lossless compression!

1. First of all, open the AE software to make special effect materials, and when the rendering output is saved, you can use the shortcut key "Ctrl" + "M" to set the output Brother Shenfan.

3. After the setting is completed, click Done to save the special effect material.

4. Then you need to open the PR, right-click in the blank space of the project window, and select "Import".

5. The path position of the computer will pop up.

1. First of all, we open the Thantapai AE software, and then select Open Project.

2. Find the location of our PR project file.

3. Then the file type will be opened.

Select for All Files.

4. Select our PR project file and click to open.

5. Wait for AE to connect to the file server caller.

6. After the connection is successful, find the sequence in the PR project file and click OK to complete the import.

Save it to your hard drive.

Open the inner PR to create a new project.

Find the one you need in the PR "**Browse Browser" window. AEP format files will: AEP file to the Project window.

Select the desired clip or footage to import into the project window.

Drag and drop footage directly into the sequence in the Project window.

The material of PR, which method is used to copy special effects in AE, depends on the situation of the special effects made:

If you are allowed to make special effects on the generated **, you can use PR to generate this ** and then make special effects in AE. This is quite easy to handle, and the AE is relatively smooth to run. After the special effects are done, import this ** into the PR to continue 2113.

If you are not allowed to make special effects on the generated 5261** (if you need to do special effects, they belong to the materials on the bottom ** track in the PR). At this time, you can open PR project 4102 in AE (two versions of 1653 compatible with each other are required, not all AE versions can open all PR projects). The most effective thing is to do these ** special effects in AE and then import them into PR.

This is the usual approach.

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Hello, yes, you can export in PR and then import AE. Hope mine can help you.

Yes, the two software can be used universally, but you must choose the right format to be the same and use each other.

Add special effects? You can import the project file of PR into AE (the version of AE must be slightly higher than the version of PR).

<>2. Click the file command, pop up its drop-down menu, and find the import option in the file drop-down menu.

<>4. Find your own file, select the first one**, and check the box before the image sequence.