[Mongrel]

I'm no expert in After Effects, first of all. I put together a test project, and wanted to export it to a DV video camera. (I don't suppose there's a way to do this straight from After Effects is there??)

So I exported it as a DV stream, with the intention of importing it into iMovie, then outputting it to the camera. The problem is, the only sound that came through was a chunk of static at the beginning. Am I trying something that can't be done??

Thanks in advance

[d-film]

Originally posted by Mongrel:
<STRONG>I'm no expert in After Effects, first of all. I put together a test project, and wanted to export it to a DV video camera. (I don't suppose there's a way to do this straight from After Effects is there??)

So I exported it as a DV stream, with the intention of importing it into iMovie, then outputting it to the camera. The problem is, the only sound that came through was a chunk of static at the beginning. Am I trying something that can't be done??

Thanks in advance </STRONG>

In the output module settings did you put a check in the box to include audio? If so, what were the settings?

[Mongrel]

Thanks for responding...
I do have audio checked, currently at 44/16/Stereo. I've tried a few variations. The audio track is actually just one MP3 file - natively it's 128 bps, 44.1 kHz. Is there an incompatability there?

[real]

convert the mp3 to AIFF file uncompressed then output to dv stream i think trhat will work mp3 is for the web the AIFF will sound better
GOod luck