Dornisoft AfterCodecs v1.4.0 for Adobe After Effects & Premiere Pro

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Dornisoft AfterCodecs v1.4.0 for Adobe After Effects & Premiere | 6 MB

Native exporter for AE bringing you ProRes on Windows and h264 (x264 and x265) codecs for excellent quality and lightweight videos.

AfterCodecs is a native render queue plugin for After Effects that allows you to render directly to the codecs listed below.

Need to render ProRes on Windows?

Want to render directly to a small file size, high quality H264 straight from the After Effects render queue?

AfterCodecs can do it without requiring any intermediate files!

Codecs

ProRes : LT / Proxy / Normal / HQ and even 444 that supports Alpha Channel.
x264 : best H264/AVC implementation, outperforming both Adobe Media Encoder and QuickTime H264.
x265 : files are 30% lighter than x264 and it also supports 8K resolution.
x264 RGB : same as x264 but avoids YUV colorspace, best for storing separate channels in one video (UV map, Alphas...) for power users only.

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