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How to render Alpha + RGB in Adobe Media Encoder?

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I want to render a video.

Alpha;

RGB;

Alpha + RGB;

I can do in After Effects:

How to do this in Adobe Media Encoder?

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.Correct answer

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Hi Ti.S. Cavalcanti,

You have to make sure to set the bit depth to 32 bits. Note that only specific codecs allow you to do this.

Thanks,

Kevin

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matthewjm

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None of the cedec presets in Media Encoder seem to offer 32 bits as an option. Does Media encoder do transparency?

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Herley Alencar

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Well, I've found a different solution. In Media Encoder, I changed the format to quicktime, then in video codec, to PNG. Done. My videos with transparency in avi were almost 2gb. Now have only 20mb, and with the same quality

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ti.s.cavalcantiAuthor

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Very good, thanks!

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.Correct answer

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Hi Ti.S. Cavalcanti,

You have to make sure to set the bit depth to 32 bits. Note that only specific codecs allow you to do this.

Thanks,

Kevin

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ti.s.cavalcantiAuthor

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What happens if you put more bits? 48 or 64 for example.

What if I want to render only alpha, how do?

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Kevin J. Monahan Jr.

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Hi ti.s.cavalcanti,

ti.s.cavalcanti wrote:

What happens if you put more bits? 48 or 64 for example.

What if I want to render only alpha, how do?

Good questions. Let me look into that for you.

Thanks,

Kevin

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