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I receive this message when I try to place media replacement controls in the essential graphics window. I am using a template that I purchased on Envato. What am I doing wrong?
"After Effects warning: One or more layers are not supported by Media Replacement because they are an incompatible type or have Continuous Rasterization or Collapse Transformation enabled."
I am trying to make the text editable in Premiere when i get it exported.
You Selected and then Dragged the Text Layer into the Essential Graphics Panel - you can't do this as the Text Layer contains multiple properties – the Essential Graphics Panel (EGP) only allows multiple properties to be simultaneously dragged into the its panel. However, all seelcted properties have to be supported. When you drag a Text Layer, you're placing ALL of its properties into the EGP. Unfortunately, not all of a Text Layer's properties are supported in the EGP.
So ... select individual
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There is no acrtual media to replace. It's as simple as that. All your content that could be replaced is apparently packaged in pre-compositions. You would have to untangtle the template and add the actual source footage links to the MOGRT, not try to add the comps.
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You Selected and then Dragged the Text Layer into the Essential Graphics Panel - you can't do this as the Text Layer contains multiple properties – the Essential Graphics Panel (EGP) only allows multiple properties to be simultaneously dragged into the its panel. However, all seelcted properties have to be supported. When you drag a Text Layer, you're placing ALL of its properties into the EGP. Unfortunately, not all of a Text Layer's properties are supported in the EGP.
So ... select individual properties – this is what most users do. In your case, you mentioned wanting to allow a PPro user to change the text in PPro. For this use-case, select and drag the Text Layer's SourceText property into the EGP. HTH
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