With After Effects CS5.5, we've been able to include custom output module templates (so, aside from the default Lossless, TIFF Sequence with Alpha, etc.). We're having trouble doing the same with CS6. Is there any way to make this work?
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As Rick said, it's also in the render queue. Just click on the downward arrow next to the setting you want to make a template for and it's right there:
However, you might also consider using Adobe Media Encoder. Just drag and drop the comp you want to render from the After Effects project panel into Adobe Media Encoder. Then you can select one of the built in custom presets or create your own presets. Adobe also recomends using Adobe Media Encoder instead of the After Effects Render queue for certain types of output, especially H.264 renders.
this explains what we are trying to use, non-royalty-bearing mode.
http://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects/2012/06/codecs-and-the-render-engi ne-in-after-effects-cs6.html
please understand we are using a render queue to remotely execute aerender from the commandline.
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/aftereffects/cs/using/WS3878526689cb916558 66c1103a4f2dff7-79a3a.html
this is the command that is entered:
"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe After Effects CS6\Support Files\aerender.exe" -project "\\nas3\graphics\jobs\13912_SHIELD\cmp\BB\BB_CS6_Test2\BB_CS6_Test2.a ep" -comp "HeroComp" -output "\\nas3\graphics\jobs\13912_SHIELD\images\BB\BB_CS6_Test2\BB_CS6_Test 2.[####].sgi" -v "ERRORS_AND_PROGRESS" -RStemplate "Full" -OMtemplate "SGI_Premultiplied" -s 11 -e 20
if we place ae_render_only_node.txt into the appropriate folder this is the error that is generated:
has video RAM(MB): 0
aerender version 11.0x378
PROGRESS: Adding specified comp to Render Queue
aerender ERROR: No output module template was found with the given name.
LoadLibrary "n" failed!
LoadLibrary "n" failed!
if we register the software aerender correctly renders the frames.
note: the sgi file format does not have codec licensing restrictions such as mpeg2.
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