Export motion and check the actual file
Open Deliver and Motion in Video Composition, export the whole six-second design as a 1920 x 1080, 30 fps H.264 MP4, then play the file and check its frames.
Click path
- Video Composition
- Deliver
- Motion
- Whole Composition
- H.264 MP4
- Resolution and Frame rate
- Motion Blur off
- Export Motion Video
What the viewer shows and what the file contains are worth checking separately. This tutorial exports a six-second title animation from Video Composition and plays the finished movie.
Steps
- Open the motion export. In Video Composition, choose Deliver, then open Motion. Set Range to Whole Composition.
- Choose the format. Choose H.264 MP4, then check Resolution and Frame rate. This composition is 1920 by 1080 at 30 frames per second.
- Export. Leave Motion Blur off for this review and choose Export Motion Video.
- Watch the file. Play the exported movie through the whole movement. Check the first frame, the edges of the type and the final hold.
- Add sound in the edit. Composition exports are silent. Finish the soundtrack in your edit and keep the project for later changes.
Notes
- H.264 does not carry an alpha channel, so the movie has a solid background.
- The movie shown in the video is the real six-second export, labelled as such. It has no audio track; the music under this tutorial was added afterwards.
- The photographs are generated assets from the TUSSENIN demonstration project, owned by Momentum Studios.
Footage: Original generated photographic assets, Momentum Studios. Edited in cinemaOS for this tutorial.