Note: In After Effects CS6, the Composition > Make Movie command has been removed. Use the Add to Render Queue command
instead.
In After Effects CS6, choose File > Export > Add to Render Queue.
13. In the Render Queue panel, click the underlined text to the right of Output To. In the Output Movie To dialog box, choose a name and
location for the output movie file, and then click Save. For the location, choose something easy to find, like your desktop.
14. Click the Render button to process all items in the render queue. The Render Queue panel shows the progress of the rendering operation. A
sound is generated when rendering is complete.
You've created, rendered, and exported a movie.
You can import the movie that you've created and preview it in After Effects, or you can navigate to the movie and play it using a movie player
such as QuickTime Player, Windows Media Player, or Adobe Bridge.
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