Adobe After Effects quicktime file won't export to iphone please help 12 year old

[Adavie]

Hi, My daughter loves creating videos. She started off with videostar on her phone. For Christmas we bought her a mac so she could learn after effects. She loves program but has trouble sending quicktime files to her iPhone where she wants to do more editing in another app. The issues are listed below. Please anyone that can help. We will even pay for remote help. We've called adobe and visited apple all no help whatsoever. Thank you!

dropbox can't save this file format to phone

airdrop takes her to files and still won't let her export

Imessage says converted mov but it's an unreadable file

[Lucas Lago]

She needs export to only QuickTime format? I don't understand what you really need. When choose file>export you can change the format to what you want. You can use Adobe Media Encoder too.

[Rick Gerard]

Your daughter needs to start here: Adobe After Effects Learn & Support

After affects is about  I thousand times more complicated than Photoshop, and video production standards are absolute. She needs to study up on rendering and video formats. The proper distribution format for the widest possible audience is an H.264 compressed MP4 created with the adobe media encoder using one of the presets that match the frame size of her movie.

[Andrew Yoole]

Since it was free I downloaded the Videostar app to take a look.  It imports video directly from the iPhone photo library, typically that's been shot in the camera, so the best way to accomodate Videostar is to replicate the video that an iPhone shoots itself.

This means your daughter needs to export her After Effects video from Adobe Media Encoder with the following settings:

Format/Codec:  H264

Resolution: 1920x1080

Frames per second: 30

Field Order:  Progressive

Aspect:  Square Pixels

Data rate:  Around 10 Mb/s

Audio:  Mono, 44.1Khz

They should look something like this in Media Encoder:

Once exported, save the video to the iPhone photo library, either using iTunes on the Mac, or by emailing/airdropping it to the phone.

Once its in the library Videostar should be able to import it.

[Harold Silva]

You have to sincronize video trough Itunes to put the video on Iphone.

Debes sincronizar el video a Itunes, sin ello NO IMPORTA EL FORMATO; no vas a poder meter el video al telefono.