The only way to import these various AVI to After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5) is to convert AVI to DV AVI or some other After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5) compatible video formats like H.264 MP4, Quicktime MOV, MPEG-2, etc with some video converters. So, does After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5) support AVI? In After Effects supported file page, we know that After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5) support DV AVI, no supporting DivX, XviD, MPEG4 AVC AVI and other AVI recording with some rare A/V codec.
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Especially, if your AVI files are from some video recording software such as Camtasia Studio AVI files, Bandicam AVI files with MPEG-1, Xvid and MJPEG video codec and PCM and MPEG-1 Layer II audio codec, Action! raw AVI files, you never want to import these AVI recording files into After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5) successfully. Why You Can't Import AVI to After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5)?ĪVI is a common but older media container developed by Microsoft. When you can't import AVI files into After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5), the major reason will be that the codec inside the avi file might be something that After Effects does not support like Xvid or Divx or OGG. Do it and you will find you probably get this message "After Effects Error: file.avi cannot be opened, it may be in an unsupported format". For example, you maybe have plenty of AVI source content and try to import these AVI files to After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5). During the production, you may meet some troubles when importing and editing certain video files in After Effects (CC, CS6, CS5). Whether you're working in broadcast and film or delivering work online and to mobile devices, Adobe After Effects is one of the most professional consumer suites out there for helping you finish the job.
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