With the DXV 3 Codec you can mix more video layers on a higher resolution than any other codec. How? By doing all the hard work on the hardware that does it best: the video card.

Instead, interframe codecs are used as a delivery format to give to the client once the entire project is complete. Note: In After Effects the box that says ‘Key every frames’ has to do with how often an I-frame will be present in your video. The more I-frames the better quality the video, but the larger the size. Developing AfterCodecs (Fast Codecs Exporter), BRAW Studio (Blackmagic RAW Native Importer) and PlumePack (Project Manager with tons of workflow features) plugins and panels for Adobe CC Video softwares (After Effects, Premiere Pro and Media Encoder).

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DXV comes with just a few settings that are designed to deliver maximum performance with minimal loss of quality. Let the codec do the thinking so you can do the mixing.

The DXV codec can also store an alpha channel. This is essential for preserving transparency in complex video compositions.

Adobe DXV Plugins

We have created a set of Adobe DXV exporter & importer plugins that enable rendering with the DXV codec in Adobe Premiere Pro, Media Encoder and After Effects.

Convert to DXV with Alley 2.0

Video Codec For After Effects

Resolume Alley is a super quick lightweight video player and video converter. It plays all your media files, including DXV files, straight from the file browser. Convert your video files to DXV in just a few clicks.

QuickTime

Hap Codec After Effects 2019

The DXV Codec is a cross-platform QuickTime codec. Any QuickTime enabled application on Mac and PC can render video files to DXV.

Hap Codec After Effects

The DXV codec is free and included in the Arena, Avenue and Alley installers. Checkout this support article about DXV to learn how to render your files with the DXV codec.