Save time directly in After Effects render queue without having to use the command line and without using Adobe Media EncoderĪdvanced features : FileSize targeting, 10 bpc, Full Range, YUV 4:2:2 / 4:4:4, Tuning profiles etc.ĪfterCodecs is regularly updated with new codecs, features or speed improvements, see our Changelog. Low bitrates videos are of better quality than before and you can render in 8K!Ī fast, easy-to-use (one param to select), YouTube Upload profile that respects YouTube upload recommendation H264 / H265 : the best and fastest compressionĬhoose the efficiency you need: fast encoding for your previews or low file size for final delivery. Special Premiere Pro & Media Encoder features : MultiRenders Markers, Export all Audio tracks separately, Quick sub resolutions buttons, Custom Framerate etc. Included a new ProRes 4444 Light unofficial profile to get both Alpha channel and lower file sizeĪll 4 HAP codecs from Vidvox but with faster algorithms and without resolution restrictions ProRes 422 / 4444 / XQ : yes even on Windows and older versions of Adobe. If you got many big files, be sure to use a fast drive (SSD recommanded).AfterCodecs is a suite of Adobe CC plugins bringing you the best and missing codecs for faster exports!ĪfterCodecs brings you with consistency all the codecs & features you need, without Quicktime and in.
Please do not use H264 : it's good for web, not for real time rendering (it uses a lot of ressources).įor performance reasons, movies with a color profile (press CMD+I on your files to know) are not recommanded (check this when exporting with After Effects). When enough experience have been gathered, we will probably recommand it, since its performances are very nice. However, at this stage, we don't have enough experience to recommand it, that's why it stays "experimental" for now since some features are missing. HAP isn't recommanded in 64-bits on OSX Mountain Lion or Mavericks (HAP is 32-bits only there)įor info, HAP in 64-bits have been supported very recently, thank to the nice job made by Vidvox. in 64-bits mode, experimental support is available for OSX Yosemite and higher You can also try the Hap codec, but there are a few things to know : To encode your files easily, please use this nice and small application : VVBatchExporter If you got an alpha channel, please use Animation codec (32 bits) or ProRes-4444 (64 bits). It's the same whenever you run in 32 bits or 64 bits mode (Mountain Lion recommanded). Photo-JPEG codec is the best (it's the case for most real-time video application). So you will be guided for best practices.
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