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On Dec 31, 8:50 am, krishnananda <kris...@divine-life.in.invalid>
wrote:
> In article
> <aafe4bb3-d5bb-402a-9949-09bde5830...@y9g2000yqg.googlegroups.com>,
>  Nishant Mehta <nishant...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Hi All,
>
> > I am a developer and an absolute noob at both AE and Premiere. Am
> > hoping someone can point me in the right direction.
>
> > A friend who uses Premiere for his usual editing jobs asked me if I
> > can write a custom wizard in Premiere for very repetitious editing
> > jobs that he does daily. From what I have read in the SDK's, the
> > closest to actual automation from a development perspective that you
> > can get is with AE. Plugins in Premiere wont give the kind of
> > capability required for the job. I can convince him to switch to AE if
> > the custom wizard functionality can make his life easier. So my
> > question is, apart from how the workflow is different between the two
> > and which one suits what, can AE in principle, do everything that
> > Premiere can do?
>
> > I found a link which says it can.
> >http://www.mediacollege.com/adobe/compare/aftereffects-vs-premiere.html
> > But thats the only place i read that so I want to be certain its
> > possible before wasting time tinkering with the SDK's.
>
> > Hope someone out there can help me out. If this is not the right place
> > to post this, please point me to the right group.
>
> > Many thanks in advance,
> > Nishant
>
> I hope 6 months is an OK time frame for answering your question  :-)
>
> Your referenced site is basically correct:
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>    €  After Effects is better at working with shorter timelines and
> high-demand effects.
>    €  Premiere Pro is better at working with general editing projects,
> especially long or complex edits.
>
> Premiere Pro is like a flatbed film and audio editor, After Effects is
> like an animation stand. That is, Premiere is primarily for cutting
> together video and audio footage for the final product.
>
> After Effects is a special-effects tool. Over the years of development
> the two products have started to share functionality, but the two were
> originally designed for these purposes.
>
> It may be that the editing needed can be done in AE and then rendered
> and used in Premiere for the full project editing -- I switch back and
> forth between Photoshop, AE, Premiere, and Amadeus (audio editor),
> depending on what needs to be done.
>
> Hope this helps, however belated.

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