

The Pr timeline will automatically update to the latest render because it doesn’t “know” the file was swapped. If there is a change to the comp in Ae, render out replacing the file with the same name. Import clip into Pr and replace the clip in the timeline.Ĩ. The fastest way to render in any of the Adobe apps is standalone but with a beefy machine you can drag Ae Comps to Adobe Media Encoder for rendering while working.ħ. You are still dynamically linked to the footage in Ae or Ps, but there is no link in Pr, which causes most of the problems.ĭo your VFX in AE, but leave Color Correct, Titling, trimming etc in Pr.Ħ. Render out matching the codec, frame size etc. You can work in Ae or Ps standalone with Pr closed or the other way around. Back in PR undo 1x to remove link to AE and linked clip in project.

Make>10 23 45 16 into 102345. You only need the first 6 digits and can’t have the semicolon as part of the name.ĥ. Copy & Paste Timeline TC as comp name in AE Consolidate & Collect files if you want to move the project to another drive.Ĥ. Save the AE project next to your Pr project. Drag out some handle if you think you need it for transitions.ģ. Read Adobe’s official Cross-application workflows here.Ģ. “Render and replace” is also extremely slow. Renders of an unrendered Ae composition on a Pr timeline are laughably slow even on the best machine. The Adobe apps really fight each other on the same system, the “famous” workaround on the web is to only work in one App at the same time. Also with more than 4 dynamically linked clips, those clips will usually come up “media pending”. Only use Direct linking one way out of Pr to Ae, Ps, or Au.
