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into After Effects.

1. Select an asset from the Adobe Premiere Pro Timeline panel.

2. Choose Edit > Copy.

3. In After Effects, open a composition in the Timeline panel.

4. With the Timeline panel active, choose Edit > Paste. The asset appears as the topmost layer in the Timeline panel.

Note: To paste the asset at the current-time indicator, place the current-time indicator and press Ctrl+Alt+V (Windows) or

Command+Option+V (Mac OS).

Results of pasting into After Effects

When you paste an asset into an After Effects composition, keyframes, effects, and other properties in a copied asset are converted as follows:

Adobe Premiere Pro asset Converted to in After Effects Notes

Audio track Audio layers Audio tracks that are either 5.1 surround

or greater than 16-bit aren’t supported.

Mono and stereo audio tracks are

imported as one or two layers.

Bars and tone Not converted

Blending modes Converted

Clip marker Layer marker

Color mattes Solid-color layers

Crop filter Mask layer

Frame Hold Time Remap property

Motion or Opacity values and keyframes Transform property values and keyframes Keyframe type—Bezier, Auto Bezier,

Continuous Bezier, or Hold—is retained.

Sequence marker Markers on a new solid-color layer To copy sequence markers, you must

either copy the sequence itself or import

the entire Adobe Premiere Pro project as

a composition.

Speed property Time Stretch property Speed and time stretch have an inverse

relationship. For example, 50% speed in

Adobe Premiere Pro is converted to 200%

stretch in After Effects.

Time Remapping effect Time Remap property

Titles Not converted

Universal counting leaders Not converted

Video and audio transitions Opacity keyframes (Cross dissolve only)

or solid-color layers

Video effect properties and keyframes Effect properties and keyframes, if the

effect also exists in After Effects

After Effects doesn’t display unsupported

effects in the Effect Controls panel.

Volume and Channel Volume audio filters Stereo mixer effect Other audio filters are not converted.

Source settings for R3D source files Source settings for R3D source files

Note: When you import a Premiere Pro project into After Effects, features are converted in the same manner as they are converted when copying

from Premiere Pro to After Effects.

Working with Adobe Premiere Pro and Adobe Flash

Adobe Premiere Pro is a professional tool for editing video. If you use Adobe Flash Professional to design interactive content for websites or

mobile devices, you can use Adobe Premiere Pro to edit the movies for those projects. Adobe Premiere Pro gives you professional tools for frame-