Some questions are out of my realm of expertise. Sorry if I can't get to them all or don't have an answer. It's best to continue to tinker with the software and go on Adobe's website for troubleshooting help though.
THANK YOU SO MUCHHH!!!! ;-; You've saved my life, AND helped cut through all the roundabout bullshit "tutorials" that are 8 minutes long (but have #nothing to say???) A REAL life saver!!
Dude, you're too kind. I have one video on my channel, and yet you're being crazy supportive. So you know what, I think you're helping me more than I'm helping you. Thanks man.
Thank you so much ... I was struggling so hard and I could not find anything that could help me. But, when when I saw your video hoping to get the output right .... IT WORKED... thank you so much.. you made my day Sir : ) !
Hello sir, thank you for your video, it was what I was looking for. At 1:44 you started dragging the ruler and nothing happen, and then at 1:46 keyframes (dots) started showing up at the trace layer, did you push any button to do that? because I can't replicate what you did. Thank you
Hi Sami! Sorry for not explaining that! I was creating blank keyframes so I had space to animate on. The default hotkey to add blank keyframes is F6 as Connor replied.
Hii there :) How did you add the frames on the trace layer?, Im not sure what im doing wrong. It just adds to the video layer instead. Which button do you press to add those frames?
Holy fuck thank you so much this helped sososososo much all those other tutorials made no sense and didn't do what I wanted to. Thank you a billion times!!!!!!!!!!!
You can change the frame rate any time in the software. Go to Modify Menu -> Document Settings -> then set your desired frame rate at the bottom of the window.
Hello, I want to say thank you so much for making this! This really saved me! But I just have to ask, is there any way I can trim the video in Animate CC? I imported a video and it turned out to be longer than I thought, and I want to trim some parts of it. Is it possible or do I have to do the cutting proccess in Premiere Pro?
i make sure to cut the video to my liking before adding into animate. I know that's probably frustrating but Animate isn't really designed to edit video unfortunately.
@@hazenschatz3222 Ah, that's really terrible. Thanks for the reply though! Now I know what to do before importing videos to Animate CC! I really appreciate it ^^
I did all the steps, traced over my video and when I was happy with what I had I wanted to export it all as an mp4. Problem is when I do so, the video that I traced over doesn't show, only the bits that I had drawn do. The audio has also been removed. What to do?
Sorry for such a late reply! Yes, this is an intended function of Adobe Animate CC, I don't necessarily like it, but that' just how it is. A good work-around is to take your finished product and put it onto a timeline in Premiere Pro CC (or any other video editing software), and put in your video/audio clips BELOW your tracing mp4. Hope this helps!
@@hazenschatz3222 thank you :3 I ended up converting the video to h264 something or other using media encoder before importing to animate and it worked for the most part.
im fairly new to adobe animate, and i have a problem. When i try to import the video into animate, the import video option is grayed out and i cannot choose it. Im very confused...
Okay so I did all this, finished animating, but when it came to exporting the video, the mp4 file isnt able to export with the animation. I tried lining up the animation with the video in premiere but that isnt working out either. I ended up just screen recording the whole thing in adobe animate but I wanna know how to just export everything together for the future.
The mp4 you're tracing over is not meant to be exported with your final creation. I suggest overlaying your mp4 in premiere pro with your exported file from Animate.
Hi, I'm trying to trace over an imported video but I have problem with the final export.. is it possible to import a video, trace over it, and than export all? thank you :)
Hey i know this is over 2 years but how do i export this animation along with the video cuz i keep getting error saying this flash does not support h.264 format, i have done some camera movement with respect to the video i want to export it.
@@stevenkassab5635 i had to convert the video into (.flv ) then import it and work on it. Or you can make the animations using the video in adobe animation, delete the video before exporting it and then merge both video and animation separately somewhere else like adobe premiere.
Sorry for replying so late! I rarely check this video anymore haha. I'm glad you figured it out! Sometimes fiddling with the software eventually leads to success. Good luck
When I import a video with the exact steps shown by you... my beginning 2-3 seconds doesn't appear. The video just starts abruptly from 2-3 seconds. Strange. Checked the frame rates. Its the same as the Adobe animate file.
@@rune1994 I said H.264, but that most often means an MP4 File. Adobe Animate does NOT use FLV files anymore. Sorry for the confusion. Make some cool stuff!
@@hazenschatz3222 thanks for the help! I haven't bought tge software yet, i'm planning to. Since one of my favorite animators here on youtube use them, i'd like to give it a try myself and searched up for a short tutorials to help me get used to the look of things later on.
@@rune1994 Thats awesome to hear ! I animate recreationally, but its pretty hard stuff (albeit rewarding). If you're a student try to take advantage of discounts. Don't forget the little guys when you're working at Studio Ghibli!
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Some questions are out of my realm of expertise. Sorry if I can't get to them all or don't have an answer. It's best to continue to tinker with the software and go on Adobe's website for troubleshooting help though.
THANK YOU SO MUCHHH!!!! ;-; You've saved my life, AND helped cut through all the roundabout bullshit "tutorials" that are 8 minutes long (but have #nothing to say???)
A REAL life saver!!
happy i could help you!
Dude, you need more subscribers, so I've subscribed. Great video - You really helped me out!
Dude, you're too kind. I have one video on my channel, and yet you're being crazy supportive. So you know what, I think you're helping me more than I'm helping you. Thanks man.
Woah thank you for the tutorial! such a simple video with no unnecessary chit chat! this is really gonna help me animate my movie!! 💛💛💛
Exciting news! best of luck and stay persistent!
Thank you so much ... I was struggling so hard and I could not find anything that could help me. But, when when I saw your video hoping to get the output right .... IT WORKED... thank you so much.. you made my day Sir : ) !
You're welcome! I'm glad I could help :)
i know this is an old video, but this was simple, and straight to the point. perfect tutorial cheers!
Thank you Adobe master!!! You helped me to FINALLY import a video!
Soon, you will be an Adobe master too with enough RedBull and steroids.
You really need more subscribers dude this is helpful!
THANKS!
lmao this is my only video. I just thought id share something helpful. glad i could help.
Hello sir, thank you for your video, it was what I was looking for. At 1:44 you started dragging the ruler and nothing happen, and then at 1:46 keyframes (dots) started showing up at the trace layer, did you push any button to do that? because I can't replicate what you did. Thank you
Sami Al-Afghani f6 I believe
Hi Sami! Sorry for not explaining that! I was creating blank keyframes so I had space to animate on. The default hotkey to add blank keyframes is F6 as Connor replied.
@@hazenschatz3222 thank you very much
Thank you!!!!!!!!!!
YW!
This is what I'm looking for .thank man😍
Hii there :) How did you add the frames on the trace layer?, Im not sure what im doing wrong. It just adds to the video layer instead. Which button do you press to add those frames?
Holy fuck thank you so much this helped sososososo much all those other tutorials made no sense and didn't do what I wanted to. Thank you a billion times!!!!!!!!!!!
You're welcome a billion times!!!!!1
how do you make the video for example 12 frames per second? there are too many frames to trace
change the framerate before you open the actionscript 3.0. Change it to 12.00
You can change the frame rate any time in the software. Go to Modify Menu -> Document Settings -> then set your desired frame rate at the bottom of the window.
Just animate on every second frame. Or third, fourth whatever you like. No need to change speed. Animate on twos is classic animation. :)
Hello, I want to say thank you so much for making this! This really saved me! But I just have to ask, is there any way I can trim the video in Animate CC? I imported a video and it turned out to be longer than I thought, and I want to trim some parts of it. Is it possible or do I have to do the cutting proccess in Premiere Pro?
i make sure to cut the video to my liking before adding into animate. I know that's probably frustrating but Animate isn't really designed to edit video unfortunately.
@@hazenschatz3222 Ah, that's really terrible. Thanks for the reply though! Now I know what to do before importing videos to Animate CC! I really appreciate it ^^
Thanks 👍👍
Thank you!
Thank you!!! Your video it was very helpful :)
You're welcome!!! good luck :)
great video! it really helped me. you now have a new sub!
Thanks!
Thanks man
the best
I did all the steps, traced over my video and when I was happy with what I had I wanted to export it all as an mp4. Problem is when I do so, the video that I traced over doesn't show, only the bits that I had drawn do. The audio has also been removed.
What to do?
same
Sorry for such a late reply! Yes, this is an intended function of Adobe Animate CC, I don't necessarily like it, but that' just how it is. A good work-around is to take your finished product and put it onto a timeline in Premiere Pro CC (or any other video editing software), and put in your video/audio clips BELOW your tracing mp4. Hope this helps!
@@hazenschatz3222 thank you :3 I ended up converting the video to h264 something or other using media encoder before importing to animate and it worked for the most part.
Thanks!!😃😃❤️
No, THANK YOU BISHU. BIG FAN.
im fairly new to adobe animate, and i have a problem. When i try to import the video into animate, the import video option is grayed out and i cannot choose it. Im very confused...
click open then drag and drop the file you want.
Try action script 3.0
Okay so I did all this, finished animating, but when it came to exporting the video, the mp4 file isnt able to export with the animation. I tried lining up the animation with the video in premiere but that isnt working out either. I ended up just screen recording the whole thing in adobe animate but I wanna know how to just export everything together for the future.
The mp4 you're tracing over is not meant to be exported with your final creation. I suggest overlaying your mp4 in premiere pro with your exported file from Animate.
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thx bro
thank you so much!!!
bro, can you adjust the opacity of the video?
You're awesome 😎
thank man
you're welcome! glad I could help :)
how to convert to a compatible format?
why my home screan in adobe animate totally different?
Hi, I'm trying to trace over an imported video but I have problem with the final export.. is it possible to import a video, trace over it, and than export all? thank you :)
How do I export so that the video I traced is thete
Hey i know this is over 2 years but how do i export this animation along with the video cuz i keep getting error saying this flash does not support h.264 format, i have done some camera movement with respect to the video i want to export it.
you ever figure this out?
@@stevenkassab5635 i had to convert the video into (.flv ) then import it and work on it. Or you can make the animations using the video in adobe animation, delete the video before exporting it and then merge both video and animation separately somewhere else like adobe premiere.
Sorry for replying so late! I rarely check this video anymore haha. I'm glad you figured it out! Sometimes fiddling with the software eventually leads to success. Good luck
Yooo so what happens with me is that it gives like a box that it’s in and it has controls, but i don’t want that? Can somebody please help me?
I don't really understand the problem. Take a screenshot and link an imgur maybe?
When I import a video with the exact steps shown by you... my beginning 2-3 seconds doesn't appear. The video just starts abruptly from 2-3 seconds. Strange. Checked the frame rates. Its the same as the Adobe animate file.
Why wont my animation or video play
Mine says unknown error and then shuts out of animate. How do i fix this?
It sounds like your actual install may be corrupted. Try reinstalling maybe? Does it only shut down after adding the mp4?
I love you lol
In Adobe Animation WARNING: H.264 video will not be published.؟؟
I came across this video looking for the answer of the same question. If you can't publish then the above tutorial is a waste of time.
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What was the file name?
One that's compatible with it..
@@rune1994 I said H.264, but that most often means an MP4 File. Adobe Animate does NOT use FLV files anymore. Sorry for the confusion. Make some cool stuff!
@@hazenschatz3222 thanks for the help! I haven't bought tge software yet, i'm planning to. Since one of my favorite animators here on youtube use them, i'd like to give it a try myself and searched up for a short tutorials to help me get used to the look of things later on.
@@rune1994 Thats awesome to hear ! I animate recreationally, but its pretty hard stuff (albeit rewarding). If you're a student try to take advantage of discounts. Don't forget the little guys when you're working at Studio Ghibli!