Exporting AAF with Rendered Effects Shifts Volume Keyframes

Hi @Ben Insler Thank you for your reply.
I have sent you a direct message with a link to a zip file that contains...

-Project File

-AAF

-Screenshot of AAF settings

For security, this is a stripped down Project/AAF with just one offending clip.

You can see from the screenshot that this AAF has effects rendered and includes un-rendered clips.
You can see the volume keyframing on the rendered clips has shifted compared to the project/unrendered clips.

Please note, I have tried every combination of AAF export imaginable and, as long as the 'render effects' box is checked, the keyframes shift.

Hi @Citizen_Sam,

I've been reading through this thread, and would like to look into this as well.  Unfortunately, it's a little difficult to discern the details from your screnshots alone.

Would it be possible to get your project file (with the sequence you're trying to export) and the AAF you expored of the sequence?  With those two items, we can hopefully dig a little deeper into the data contained within each.

Thanks,

Ben

Hi @Dani_V. Thank you for investigating this. Is there any progress? We are hoping to be able to move forward.

Hi @Dani_V.  Yes, the issue in the AAF appears both when I re-import into Premeire and in Pro Tools

Hi @Dani_V. 

Thanks so much for your reply. Just to be clear - the volume keyframing issue is on a clip level, not a track level.

I ran some tests. The issue happens no matter what effect I apply (as long as I 'render effects' in the AAF Export). BUT, it does NOT happen when the clip isn't trimmed.

You're on to something. What's our next move?