For native transparency: probably annimation codec - but it can be very processor intensive... ensure you have a well preped system, SSD, and good graphics card.
Do test first to gauge performance - lower resolutions can help
Simon
For native transparency: probably annimation codec - but it can be very processor intensive... ensure you have a well preped system, SSD, and good graphics card.
Do test first to gauge performance - lower resolutions can help
Simon
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Honestly, try using standard AIC files but render them with a solid color as a lower layer that comes through the alpha. Then you can use the transparent color FX and dial in the color. I have a hundred plus pieces of content I am using on a show now which I have done this way and they work fine.
Just FYI, I had a few pieces with some foliage which was green and blue so I made by background layer red and was able to make the background only transparent which looked great.
I wouldn't suggest the animation codec unless you are only running very few layers. If this isn't an issue then Simon is right.
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