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Opacity Masks render in preview but do not export

Community Beginner ,
Sep 13, 2021 Sep 13, 2021

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Hello!

In my current video, I have an opacity mask on the center oboist in my video that renders properly in preview, but it will not export. The opacity seems to reset to 100% as well when exported. 

I've tried pre-rendering these sections then exporting with "Use Previews" checked.

 

I've also gone into the Media Encoder and disabled "import sequences natively". Though when looking up the wording of this setting I saw that it reverted back to selected, so I'm currently exporting straight from Media Encoder queue after unchecking this (I unchecked it, closed it, and exported straight from Premiere last time, so perhaps it wasn't disabled at all). I'll update this thread once it's done, but I figured I'd ask for help anyway in case it doesn't work.

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Community Beginner , Sep 13, 2021 Sep 13, 2021

Hi Kevin,

I actually found another solution! I had "Render at maximum depth" and "Use Maximum Render Quality" selected in the export settings, and when I deselected this the masks exported just fine.

This is awesome advice though (I had a personal contact suggest the same!), and I'll definitely try this with heavy-effect projects moving forward.

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Delete preview files and do not use preview files is output differs from Preview codec.

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I have exported with "Use Previews" unchecked and exported with it checked, same result.

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Might need to set the opacity for mask and clip opacity differently.

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Sep 13, 2021 Sep 13, 2021

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Hey there! 

Hope to help. I get into these problems when I've got a lot of masks and other GPU accelerated effects going on with a middle of the road laptop. If this is you, I recommend soloing the oboist "effects stack" and turn off all other tracks. Then, export this section on its own with an alpha channel using ProRes 4444+ (with alpha). Then, import 'er back in and let it play as a standalone file rather than a stack of effects horking all your juice instead. I "mixdown" effects stacks like this sometimes. Take a wee bit of time, but after that, everything plays and renders more smoothly.

 

If you share your system specs, and info on your footage, we can give better advice.

 

Thanks,
Kevin

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Hi Kevin,

I actually found another solution! I had "Render at maximum depth" and "Use Maximum Render Quality" selected in the export settings, and when I deselected this the masks exported just fine.

This is awesome advice though (I had a personal contact suggest the same!), and I'll definitely try this with heavy-effect projects moving forward.

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Jan 03, 2023 Jan 03, 2023

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I've had issues when exporting multiple masked layers as well. They will playback just fine but won't export properly. I tried unchecking the max bit and max render depth settings with no success. I'm working with 64 gigs of ram and 14 cores so it doesn't seem likely that the problem is my machine... What did eventually work for me was nesting the masked layers together.

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Cool! Thanks for letting us know what worked for you.

 

Kevin

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