Adobe Premiere Pro CC v.7.xx - Manual (Page 90)

Note:
1. Select an asset from the Adobe Premiere Pro Timeline panel.
2. Choose Edit > Copy.
3. In After Effects, open a composition in the Timeline panel.
4. With the Timeline panel active, choose Edit > Paste. The asset appears as the topmost layer in the Timeline panel.
To paste the asset at the current-time indicator, place the current-time indicator and press Ctrl+Alt+V (Windows) or
Command+Option+V (Mac OS).
Results of pasting into After Effects
When you paste an asset into an After Effects composition, keyframes, effects, and other properties in a copied asset are converted as follows:
Adobe Premiere Pro asset Converted to in After Effects Notes
Audio track Audio layers Audio tracks that are either 5.1
surround or greater than 16-bit aren’t
supported. Mono and stereo audio
tracks are imported as one or two
layers.
Bars and tone Not converted
Blending modes Converted
Clip marker Layer marker
Color mattes Solid-color layers
Crop filter Mask layer
Frame Hold Time Remap property
Motion or Opacity values and
keyframes Transform property values and
keyframes Keyframe type—Bezier, Auto Bezier,
Continuous Bezier, or Hold—is
retained.
Sequence marker Markers on a new solid-color layer To copy sequence markers, you must
either copy the sequence itself or
import the entire Adobe Premiere Pro
project as a composition.
Speed property Time Stretch property Speed and time stretch have an
inverse relationship. For example, 50%
speed in Adobe Premiere Pro is
converted to 200% stretch in After
Effects.
Time Remapping effect Time Remap property
Titles Not converted
Universal counting leaders Not converted
Video and audio transitions Opacity keyframes (Cross dissolve
only) or solid-color layers
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