Hi, yes the project works with Premiere via dynamic link, or you can just import a rendered file. I used the project a few weeks ago in Premiere without any issues. Just to clarify – the main After Effects composition has 6 layers in it, one for each number. You can move them around, scale & position each digit wherever you need them. The background is optional so you can definitely render onto a transparent background. But please note the project is limited to 6 digits. If you want days as well as hours, seconds and fractions of a second then you’ll need to manually animate the days.

Thanks for your interest. 1) No sound fx are included. You can find very inexpensive options at Audio Jungle. 2) Yes the digits can count forwards and backwards. 3) the AM/PM is a static layer than can be turned on or off or ignored as you choose. If it helps, each digit is a single layer in AE and can be moved, scaled, rotated and otherwise positioned however you like.

Brilliant. Thanks a lot.

Found a calculator online that works for the hour and minutes, but the seconds don’t go from 0 to 60.

A version is saved for CS 5.5 that comes with the project. It should work. However I do not have a copy of CS 5.5 to test it on, the project was back-saved from CS 6. Yes you can set up the project with 4 numbers.

Thank you for your reply, I have just sent you an e-mail.

Thank you for your quick response. Clearing memory and cache solved the problem.

Hello! It’s January 2018 and this is just a heads up that the project has been completely re-created from scratch and it now works with both clock time and base 10 time. The project now includes a number of examples to get you started. Check out the preview video for an overview.

Sorry but not yet. It has been requested before and I have started work on it, but I have a number of improvements planned for this project and implementing them all is taking longer than expected. I wouldn’t purchase this project and expect the base-10 update to be available any time soon. If you are looking for an alternative then I also have an odometer project which is much easier to customise.

Hi, Sorry but this is not the project for you. It is just a clock / counter with numbers. There are other templates that will do airport text.

It was created in CS6, and will open in newer versions of AE. If anyone needs a version in CS5.5, email me personally (my email address is included with the project file).

Thanks for your purchase. Yes the default camera in each composition is front on to the display, so the flip effect will look relatively flat. You can either animate the existing camera or add a new one. As the help document shows, in order for the numbers to “flip” in 3D space, you need to have collapse transformations turned on. They are turned on by default, so the flip is happening in 3D space unless you specifically turn it off, even though it might look a bit flat with the default camera. My personal email address is listed on the help document. You are welcome to email me and I will send you the project I used to make the promo video, so you have a couple of camera moves to start with. FWIW I usually choose to have a 2-node camera, and parent the camera to a 3D null. If you want to emphasis the 3D nature of the flipping layers then choose a wide angle (less than 28mm) and have the camera very close to the layers. Turning on depth of field will enhance the 3D effect. Hope this helps.

You can always send specific problems to me, or requests for features so that I can make future versions better.