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November 16, 2018
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Inverted colour on output using Adobe Media Encoder

  • November 16, 2018
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I created an animation in AE, rendered it as a .MOV file, the video looks great, however the file size was huge and I saw that the recommended codec used to reduce file size is h.264 mp4. So i downloaded AME, and every time i render the video using it, whatever format i use, the video comes out with inverted colours.

I have searched for a solution online but I cannot find one.

Thanks

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Correct answer imeilfx

Ok. So you can do/try several things:
a) update your drivers ... but since you can't do that try:
b) turn of CUDA acceleration in AME if that will not fix your issue and time is of essence try
c) just rerender your good looking mov file in AME to mp4 file

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imeilfx
Inspiring
November 16, 2018

Hello,

Please clatrify  (or just post a snapshot of your exported video) is your picture have inverted colours, or just some changes in colours, or maby your picture is purple?
1. Check if your graphics card drivers are up to date
2. What is your workflow:
- do you render your AE comp to mov - you have great image but when you render your comp to mp4 (h264 coded) - it is inverted
- or do you convert your laready rendered mov file to h264/mp4 file

Participating Frequently
November 16, 2018

My video as an MOV file:

The same scene using AME:

Interestingly, i've noticed that not all colours have inverted, just the text. The line shape hasn't inverted.

I cant update my GPU drivers as im on a work computer.

And my workflow is as you put it: "do you render your AE comp to mov - you have great image but when you render your comp to mp4 (h264 coded) - it is inverted"

There is no option to render to mp4 h264 coded inside after effects, which is why i downloaded AME, which does have it.

imeilfx
imeilfxCorrect answer
Inspiring
November 16, 2018

Ok. So you can do/try several things:
a) update your drivers ... but since you can't do that try:
b) turn of CUDA acceleration in AME if that will not fix your issue and time is of essence try
c) just rerender your good looking mov file in AME to mp4 file