Hi,
Unfortunately no , you can’t use it with Adobe Premiere. Being an after effects template , it will work only with Adobe After Effects.

But you can download a free trial version of Adobe After Effects , watch the step by step video tutorial that comes with the template and render your final video. You don’t need any prior experience to use this template in Adobe After Effects.

Best regards,
CleanAndSimple

Nice, thanksGreat ! Thank you for the super fast response !

Thanks for your purchase

Prompt reply, timely purchase !

Yes , you can easily make it shorter. You just have to delete some keyframes. I can show you how to do that in a step by step video .

Hi, Here is a step by step video on how to do that: youtube.com/watch?v=6cR41OIEaEM

Thanks for your purchase.
Best regards,
CleanAndSimple

Thanks, worked fine for me.

Hi Luis and thanks for your purchase.
The amount of time it takes to render the template is influenced by a lot of factors , the most important one being how “powerful” your computer is (amount of RAM memory , processor speed and number of cores etc.) . Another factor could be the high resolution of the photos you use (greater than 1200×800).
On a computer with I7 and at least 4gb of RAM it should take 1 hour:

If you rendered using the steps from the tutorial , the resulting video will have the best quality possible and somewhere around 3gb file size (for 1m46s). From what you’re describing , your computer is not that powerfull and can’t handle the load and that’s why it freezes in quicktime.
Some solution for you:
1.Drag&Drop the video you rendered and render it again using the same settings, but choosing H264 instead of Quicktime Movie as format.
2.You could render again the template choosing H264 instead of Quicktime Movie as format. This way , the resulting video will play just fine on your computer.
3.You could convert the big video file to H264 using a software you’re familiar with .
4.You could upload the video to Youtube and download the resulting video.
etc.

ok thanks for the reply.. it worked

Thanks for your kind words
It really depends on your computer performance and version of After Effects.
Right now I only have my notebook next to me with AE CS3 for testing and the estimated rendering time is 55 min (click here to see the printscreen) , but with newer version of After Effects and more RAM should be 25-30 minutes .

Best Regards,
CleanAndSimple

Okay, sounds great—thanks for the quick reply!

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