Skip to main content
Participant
June 27, 2021
Question

Animating on top of Video, Trouble exporting/putting it in premiere pro

  • June 27, 2021
  • 4 replies
  • 390 views

Hello, 

So, In Adobe Animate, I made a animation ontop of a video i had, and when i try to export it, it gives me the "This movie uses features that are not supported in the Flash Player 32 player
Scene=Scene 1, layer=Video, frame=1:WARNING: H.264 video will not be published."

 

And so becuase of that, Ive tried to export just the animation, making the background trnsparent,  and  then syncing  it up with the video in premiere pro. However, when i attempt to sync up the animation with the video, it seems out of sync. The animation seems slower than the original video.  And if I were to check back on adobe animate, its synced there.

In the screenshot, The top clip is the animation. And iots longer than the original video that im trying to sync it with. Its like it was slowed 

 

So im pretty confused. Any help is appreciated! 

This topic has been closed for replies.

4 replies

Known Participant
December 13, 2021

I tried changing the frame rate but it didn't seem to work the first time I did.

When I changed the Project layout in Premier I managed to see that the video I have been given uses 25 FPS so what I did is I went back to my Adobe Animate and changed the FPS to 25 as well. And this time it worked just fine. 

Community Expert
December 13, 2021

Try exporting it as a .mov file and see that works. 

Known Participant
December 13, 2021

Hey momo,

I bumped into the exact same problem. Did you managed to find a solution to it?
I tried to change the FPS to both the animation and the video in Premier, but it didn't seem to help. 
It drives me crazy.

Joseph Labrecque
Community Expert
Community Expert
June 29, 2021

Check and be sure the FPS settings for both the original video you imported and the output or document FPS settings are identical.