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Martin Rose · April 30th, 2009, 06:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Marty Hudzik

Does Quicktime lite allow for us to export from premiere and AE to quicktime animation files with alpha channels? I'm thinking no, and that is important. I need quicktime "and" Cineform and uninstalling either seriously hinders the basic workflow for me.

Thanks.

It does with after effects, have checked premiere pro.
I guess one issue is if you use QuickTime pro a lot (I use mpeg stream clip)
Also I am not sure if QuickTime lite will decode prorez
I presume you have tried Cineform support?
It would be nice to have definitive answer to this problem

Martin
ps using cs3

Marty Hudzik · May 1st, 2009, 06:16 AM

I currently have a ticket open with Cineform support on this but it is not moving very fast (not blaming them mind you, it is just hard to find the culprit when they cannot reproduce this in house). I do not have quicktime pro, so I do not use it as a standalone app. But I do frequently generate complex animations in After Effects that have alpha channels and transparencies that I export to Quicktime animation codec to preserve qulaity and alpha information. I would not want to lose that particular feature.

May 1st, 2009, 06:16 AM	#17
Marty Hudzik Trustee Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Canton, Ohio Posts: 1,771	I currently have a ticket open with Cineform support on this but it is not moving very fast (not blaming them mind you, it is just hard to find the culprit when they cannot reproduce this in house). I do not have quicktime pro, so I do not use it as a standalone app. But I do frequently generate complex animations in After Effects that have alpha channels and transparencies that I export to Quicktime animation codec to preserve qulaity and alpha information. I would not want to lose that particular feature.