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MahaB82A
Brainiac
August 31, 2022
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With solid layer & without solid layer

  • August 31, 2022
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I am doing a tutorial that shows animation of a text. Some composition are with a solid layer and on it, some are not. And I found soil layers are useless in this context. Is there any criteria to decide when you need solid layer?  

 

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Correct answer Rick Gerard

With almost all delivery codecs, transparency renders as black in the format you would use to share a video. Changing the Composition Background color is only really useful if you need to render an RGBA file, a file with transparency, and you need to Premultiply the anti-aliased edges of the footage with a specific color. That is a very rare workflow only used when you are assembling a composite that also needs further work. All editing and compositing apps default to straight alpha, and that produces the most acceptable results almost all of the time.

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Rick GerardCorrect answer
Adobe Expert
August 31, 2022

With almost all delivery codecs, transparency renders as black in the format you would use to share a video. Changing the Composition Background color is only really useful if you need to render an RGBA file, a file with transparency, and you need to Premultiply the anti-aliased edges of the footage with a specific color. That is a very rare workflow only used when you are assembling a composite that also needs further work. All editing and compositing apps default to straight alpha, and that produces the most acceptable results almost all of the time.

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MahaB82AAuthor
Brainiac
August 31, 2022

Thanks for the explanation.

Mohammad.Harb
Adobe Expert
August 31, 2022

in your case, If you render the Video without solid background, you will get a black background,

if you have a solid color and you render the video you will get the exact solid background color in the rendered video 

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MahaB82AAuthor
Brainiac
August 31, 2022

Thanks for your explanation.